Adam Driver has quickly become one of the most compelling actors of his generation, captivating audiences with his intense performances and versatility. From indie films to major blockbusters, Driver’s filmography is already impressive. Here’s a look at some of the best Adam Driver movies, ranked.

1. “Marriage Story” (2019) – This intimate portrait of a marriage coming apart and a family staying together showcases Driver’s emotional depth. His portrayal of Charlie, a theatre director navigating the complexities of divorce, earned him an Academy Award nomination.

2. “Paterson” (2016) – In this quiet yet profound film by Jim Jarmusch, Driver plays a bus driver-poet named Paterson, living in Paterson, New Jersey. His subtle and evocative performance brings to life the poetry of the everyday.

3. “BlacKkKlansman” (2018) – In this Spike Lee joint based on a true story, Driver plays Flip Zimmerman, a Jewish police officer who helps infiltrate the Ku Klux Klan. The role garnered him critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.

4. “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens” (2015) – Though part of an ensemble cast in this massive franchise revival, Driver stands out as Kylo Ren, a complex villain torn between the Dark Side and his lineage.

5. “Silence” (2016) – Martin Scorsese’s epic about faith and perseverance features Driver as Father Francisco Garupe, a Jesuit priest who faces extreme adversity. It’s a powerful and physically demanding role that showcases his range.

6. “The Report” (2019) – As Daniel J. Jones, the lead investigator for the Senate Intelligence Committee’s study on CIA torture post-9/11, Driver delivers a gripping performance driving home the importance of accountability and morality in governance.

7. “Inside Llewyn Davis” (2013) – Although not the lead in this Coen brothers film about a struggling folk musician in 1960s New York City, Driver’s memorable role as Al Cody adds to the film’s quirky charm.

8. “Logan Lucky” (2017) – As Clyde Logan in this heist comedy directed by Steven Soderbergh, Driver offers lots of laughs and heart as one-half of a pair of brothers attempting to reverse a family curse by executing an elaborate robbery.

9. “While We’re Young” (2014) – Playing Jamie in this Noah Baumbach film about generational differences, Driver is charming yet thought-provoking as he navigates the space between ambition and authenticity.

10. “The Dead Don’t Die” (2019) – Reuniting with Jim Jarmusch for this zombie comedy film, Adam Driver brings his dry wit to bear as Officer Ronald Peterson dealing with the undead with composure and deadpan humor.

From indie gems to full-blown epics, Adam Driver has shown that he can deliver exceptional performances across any genre he steps into. His future projects are highly anticipated as audiences look forward to more captivating performances from one of today’s most talented actors.