Top 10 Best Chloë Grace Moretz Movies

As a teenage girl sent to a gay conversion therapy camp after being caught with another girl, Moretz delivers one of her most serious and politically charged roles. The film was praised for handling the subject without sensationalism.

As a young vampire who befriends a bullied boy, Moretz plays a character both vulnerable and menacing in this American remake of the Swedish horror film Let the Right One In, considered one of the better horror remakes of its time.

As the eleven-year-old, highly trained vigilante Hit-Girl, Moretz created one of the most unexpected characters in superhero cinema. The combination of youthful innocence and ruthless violence made the role instantly controversial and beloved.

In Martin Scorsese's family film about a boy living in a Paris train station, Moretz plays the curious Isabelle who helps him solve a mystery. The film is also an ode to early film history.

As a scandal-prone young Hollywood star cast opposite a celebrated actress played by Juliette Binoche, Moretz plays one of her more adult roles in this European drama about youth and aging in the film industry.

In a small supporting role as the protagonist's younger sister, Moretz gives unsolicited relationship advice that sounds wiser than her age. The role is often cited as one of the film's most fun side characters.

As a teenage girl who befriends an adult woman trying to avoid her own life, Moretz stars opposite Keira Knightley in this comic drama about delayed adulthood.

As a young cellist hovering between life and death after a car accident, Moretz leads this drama about loss and choices. The film relies heavily on her ability to carry quiet, emotional scenes.

Opposite Denzel Washington, Moretz plays a young woman trapped in a life of exploitation who is helped by the protagonist. The role is small but serves as the emotional trigger for the rest of the film.

In Tim Burton's gothic comedy about a returning vampire, Moretz plays one of the eccentric members of the family in the mansion. The film combines humor with Burton's trademark visual style.

Moretz returns to romantic comedy in this sweet and chaotic story about love, miscommunication and the many ways we can care for each other. She plays the heart of the film with grace and humor.