Happy 36th Birthday (soon) to Kirsten Dunst.
Her birthday is next Monday but, since I’m watching that Avengers: Infinity War thingy tonight, I figured I better leave Monday free to review that instead. Sorry, Kirsten! You’ve been bumped by the Avengers! Hmm. I’d like to be bumped by Thor.
I like Dunst okay. I wouldn’t say she’s ever been a favorite of mine but she’s a decent actor and I wouldn’t avoid a film if she’s in it. But not that many actors make me avoid films (other than Gwyneth Paltrow, of course).
So here are My Top Ten Kirsten Dunst Movies, counting down to my favorite and ranked by film instead of performance. And including everything I’ve seen. Oh! And I’m kind of cheating again by including animated movies she has provided her voice for so, like with Saoirse Ronan, I can include my beloved Studio Ghibli. 😉
The Rest:
18. Small Soldiers
17. Elizabethtown
16. The Beguiled
15. Mona Lisa Smile
14. Crazy/Beautiful
13. Wimbledon
12. Bring It On
11. All Good Things
Top Ten:
10. TIE: Interview With The Vampire & Hidden Figures
5. Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
4. Melancholia
Some I’ve Not Seen:
The Bonfire Of The Vanities, Greedy, Little Women, Wag The Dog, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Dick, The Crow: Salvation, On The Road, Upside Down, Anchorman 2, The Two Faces Of January
Also:
The Bling Ring (she was uncredited so I didn’t include it in the list)
Good list of flicks you have there. I would have put her role in Marie Antoinette over The Virgin Suicides but I do love you have Melancholia on there.
Thanks, Vern! I really did like Melancholia. I know it’s not for everyone! Seems like your kind of thing. 🙂
How can Elizabethtown be so low? That’s one of my all-time favorites! Love Jumanji, Kiki, Anastasia, and Spider-Man too, while Eternal Sunshine is one of my Blindspots this year. Upside Down was pretty cool as well, at least on a visual level.
I did actually like Elizabethtown but think we’re in the minority on that! Upside Down does look intriguing – I’ll probably watch that sometime. Hope you like Eternal Sunshine! 🙂 I think you might…?
I love her, always have.
Yeah, I think she’s an underrated actress. 🙂
Very much so.
I love Kirsten and I have since I was a kid. I still haven’t seen Marie Antionette. My favorite performances of hers are The Virgin Suicides, Drop Dead Gorgeous, and Crazy/Beautiful.
I need to see Drop Dead Gorgeous. As a fan, you definitely need to see her in Marie Antoinette! The movie isn’t the greatest but she’s very good. 🙂
Drop Dead Gorgeous is hilarious. I think you’d like it.
I really do need to see it. 🙂 It’s one I swear I saw at least part of on TV years ago…
I’ve had a crush of Kirsten Dunst since about Jumanji (it’s ok, I was younger than her when it came out! Well, I still am younger than her, that’s how time works, but I mean I saw it when I was younger than she is in it. Phew!) Anyway, I’m not sure how many of her movies I’ve actually seen. I’d definitely put the first two Spider-Mans and Interview with the Vampire at the top end of the list, anyway. And Bring It On, which I mainly remember for the DVD special features where the (male) director justifies making a cheerleading movie by going on and on about how it’s for “horny guys”.
I know what you mean. Lol. 😉 I did a list of movie/TV crushes once and had people like Ricky Schroder on it and someone freaked out at me in the comments like I liked him at my current age at the age when he was on TV. Like, duh – he’s actually older than me and I had a huge crush on him when I was, like, ten. 🙄 The only inappropriate person seems to be the director of Bring It On from those comments! Wow. Perv. I could do with seeing Interview With The Vampire again…