Every Blake Lively film, ranked

Blake Lively as Glenda in “Hick,” her lowest-rated film (2011).

“Hick” stars Blake Lively and Chlo Grace Moretz.

Stone River Manufacturing

Rotten Tomatoes score: 5%

Luli (Chlo Grace Moretz) is a young woman who hitchhikes westward in the 1980s and encounters dangerous drifters Eddie (Eddie Redmayne) and Glenda (Lively) along the route.

“Hick” was lambasted by critics as a depressing examination of drug addiction devoid of commentary and good directing.

Brian Orndorf, a film critic, wrote: “Director Derick Martini loses up on storytelling roughly 20 minutes into the film, believing that a grimy atmosphere of sinister guys and weak women will be enough to fix the gaping plot holes.”

She starred in “Green Lantern” beside her now-husband Ryan Reynolds (2011).

“Green Lantern” stars Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively as Carol Ferris.

Warner Brothers Pictures

Rotten Tomatoes score: 26%

“Green Lantern” chronicles Hal Jordan’s (Ryan Reynolds) transformation from hotshot test pilot to the most recent superpowered recruit of an ancient order that transcends time.

Lively plays Carol Ferris, Jordan’s childhood girlfriend, in the film. The two actors met on set and went on to get married in 2012.

The majority of critics felt that “Green Lantern” placed a greater emphasis on computer animation than on its characters and plot.

Mike Massie argued in Gone With the Twins that producers believe audiences would swallow anything as long as movie is saturated in special effects.

Stephanie Patrick was portrayed by the actor in “The Rhythm Section” (2020).

The Rhythm Section stars Blake Lively.

Universal Pictures

Rotten Tomatoes score: 28%

Based on the novel by Mark Burnell, the spy thriller focuses on Stephanie Patrick’s (Lively) desire for vengeance after finding that her entire family was murdered by terrorists in a staged plane disaster.

Many critics praised Lively’s performance in the starring role, but considered the rest of the picture weak.

“It’s hard to imagine the stars of the vacuous spy thriller ‘The Rhythm Section’ fell for a storyline so sloppily stitched together,” M.N. Miller praised Ready Steady Cut in a review.

In the 2016 film “All I See Is You,” she played Gina.

Blake Lively in “All I See Is You” as Gina.

Open Road Films

Rotten Tomatoes score: 29%

Gina (Lively) feels a growing distance from her husband James (Jason Clarke) in the psychological drama after her vision is restored.

Some reviews believed that the film’s plot failed to live up to the promise of its premise.

Sara Michelle Fetters wrote for Movie Freak, “By the time the plot reverts to cliched thriller devices, it becomes tough to keep interest.”

Lively portrayed Gabrielle DiMarco in “New York, I Love You” (2009).

In “New York, I Love You,” Emory Cohen and Blake Lively star.

Gaiam Vivendi Entertainment

Rotten Tomatoes score: 37%

“New York, I Love You” is a collection of short stories about life and love in the city that never sleeps. Lively appears in one of the segments as Gabrielle DiMarco.

Some commentators praised the overall cinematography of the project, while others deemed the short films to be disconnected and artificial.

Glenn Dunks wrote for Trespass, “Filmgoers won’t find anything to like in this dismal assortment of short films.”

She played Monica in “Accepted” the comedy (2006).

In “Accepted,” Justin Long and Blake Lively star.

Universal Pictures

Rotten Tomatoes score: 38%

Bartleby Gaines (Justin Long) is astounded to learn that actual students want to enroll at the bogus institution he created to defraud his parents.

In the comedy, Lively portrayed Monica Moreland, Bartleby’s love interest.

Critics stated that the comedy had a few sparkling moments, but that the film’s central joke grew stale rather quickly.

Matt Brunson noted in a review for Film Frenzy that “Accepted” has “a scattering of decent laughs within the expected stacking of stolen plotlines.”

O was portrayed by Lively in the criminal drama “Savages” (2012).

Blake Lively in the film “Savages.”

Universal Studios

Rotten Tomatoes score: 50%

Ben (Aaron Johnson) and Chon (Taylor Kitsch) are peaceful marijuana producers with their girlfriend Ophelia “O” Sage (Blake Lively) until they find themselves in the crosshairs of cartel chief Elena Sánchez (Elena Sánchez) (Salma Hayek).

Critics ultimately gave the criminal thriller mixed reviews, but most praised filmmaker Oliver Stone’s outstanding vision.

Johnny Loftus wrote for Decider, “Messy, violent, and frequently gaudy, yet Stone directs it competently.”

She portrayed Adaline Bowman in “The Age of Adaline” (2015).

Michiel Huisman and Blake Lively in “Adaline’s Age”

Lionsgate

Rotten Tomatoes score: 55%

Adaline Bowman (Lively) discovers after a lightning strike in 1937 that she cannot age beyond 29 years old. Despite her secret and life on the run, Adaline continues to pursue a relationship with Ellis (Michiel Huisman).

It was difficult for critics to reach a consensus on the film, with some applauding the cast’s performance and others criticizing the lack of structure.

Udita Jhunjhunwala wrote for Livemint, “The slow storytelling complements Adaline’s extended life, making this a suitable dating movie.”

She reprised her role as Bridget in the sequel to “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” (2008).

“The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2” stars Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel, America Ferrera, and Blake Lively.

Warner Brothers

Rotten Tomatoes score: 66%

In the sequel, Carmen (America Ferrera) attends a theater program, Tibby (Amber Tamblyn) works in a video store, Lena (Alexis Bledel) studies art in Rhode Island, and Bridget (Blake Lively) comes to terms with the death of her mother while traveling in Turkey.

While some commentators questioned the necessity of a sequel, the majority praised the natural connection between the four characters.

“While ‘Pants 2’ isn’t quite as comfortable as the original, its delightful cast and cheery mood are nonetheless magical,” Cleveland Plain Dealer contributor Julie Washington wrote.

She played Pippa, age 16, in “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee” (2009).

Blake Lively portrayed Pippa Lee in “The Private Lives of Pippa Lee.”

Entertainment alternative

Rotten Tomatoes score: 70%

The drama depicts Pippa Lee’s troubled existence as she ages, challenges her familial bonds, and becomes estranged from her husband, Herb (Alan Arkin).

Robin Wright portrayed the older version of the character, while Blake Lively portrayed the 16-year-old version.

There were naysayers of the picture, but the majority of reviews had nothing but acclaim for Wright’s pivotal performance.

Critic Jonathan F. Richards stated, “Robin Wright Penn’s outstanding performance spotlights Rebecca Miller’s intellectual and illuminating examination of the inner wild child of a woman in her fifties in Connecticut.”

In “Café Society,” he portrayed Veronica (2016).

In “Café Society,” Blake Lively featured.

Gravier Production

Rotten Tomatoes score: 71%

In the 1930s, Bobby (Jesse Eisenberg) leaves New York for Hollywood and falls in love with Veronica (Kristen Stewart), the mistress of his uncle.

In the romantic comedy, Lively portrayed Veronica, Bobby’s wife.

Although some critics criticized the film for being predictable, the majority of reviews were positive.

James Luxford wrote in City AM, “There are worse formulas to follow, if you must adhere to one.” “Even in this low gear, the relationship themes remain as relevant as ever, aided by Eisenberg’s restrained yet likeable performance.”

In “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants,” she also played Bridget (2005).

“The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants” features America Ferrera, Amber Tamblyn, Alexis Bledel, and Blake Lively.

Warner Brothers

Rotten Tomatoes score: 77%

Based on the novel by Ann Brashares, this coming-of-age tale follows four closest friends (Ferrera, Tamblyn, Lively, and Bledel) as they exchange letters and jeans throughout an eventful summer apart.

The film was well-received by critics due to its sincere performances and surprising amount of depth.

For USA Today, Claudia Puig commented, “It’s heartening to watch a picture about teenage girls that is concerned with serious themes and avoids the pettiness that filmmakers often attribute to young women of that age.”

Nancy was portrayed by Lively in “The Shallows” (2016).

Blake Lively is featured in “The Shallows.”

Columbia Pictures

Rotten Tomatoes score: 78%

After her mother’s untimely death, Nancy Adams (Lively) travels to a lonely beach to gather her thoughts. However, she soon finds herself battling for her life as a great white shark surrounds her.

“The Shallows” captivated critics with its suspenseful plot and Lively’s outstanding performance.

Nigel Andrews wrote for the Financial Times, “Gulp your doubts and follow the endangered girl through difficulties that make this summer shark dish, if not into ‘Jaws,’ then into a twisting, stinging, exhilarating loner-in-crisis thriller.”

She played Anna Kendrick’s counterpart in “A Simple Favor” (2018).

Emily portrayed by Blake Lively in “A Simple Favor”

Lionsgate Films

Rotten Tomatoes score: 84%

Stephanie Smothers (Anna Kendrick) is perplexed when her new closest friend Emily Nelson (Blake Lively) mysteriously vanishes. As Stephanie investigates Emily’s mysterious background, she must also investigate her own.

Critics lauded Kendrick and Lively for their mesmerizing performances in unforgettable characters.

Wendy Ide of the Observer commented, “The lip-smacking, acid droplets of venom in the latest picture from Paul Feig (‘Bridesmaids’) make this unexpectedly nasty comedy as seductive as the mid-afternoon martinis consumed by the two main characters.”

Her film with the highest rating is “The Town” (2010).”

Blake Lively is featured in “The Town.”

Warner Brothers

Rotten Tomatoes score: 92%

Doug MacRay (Ben Affleck), Jem Coughlin (Jeremy Renner), Albert “Gloansy” Magloan (Slaine), and Dez Elden (Owen Burke) must deal with the repercussions of a bank robbery.

In the heist drama, Lively portrayed Krista, Jem’s sister.

Critics were quick to praise the film’s tight direction, outstanding storyline, and extensive character development.

“‘The Town’ is a must-see film,” commented Candice Frederick for Reel Talk Online.