Top 10 Best Shia LaBeouf Movies

As a young man on the run from his own problems who befriends a young man with Down syndrome, LaBeouf delivers one of the best-received roles of his later career. The film combines a road movie structure with a sincere story about friendship.

In this semi-autobiographical drama written by LaBeouf himself, he plays a fictionalized version of his own father, based on his childhood as a child star with a difficult father relationship.

As a tank crew member during the final months of World War II, LaBeouf plays one of the more serious characters in this war drama alongside Brad Pitt. The film emphasizes the claustrophobic, exhausting side of tank warfare.

As a charismatic but unpredictable salesman on a traveling magazine crew, LaBeouf plays a key role in this sprawling road movie drama, praised for its loose, documentary-like style.

As the partner of a woman who goes through a traumatic home birth, LaBeouf plays one of his most restrained dramatic roles. The opening scene, a long unbroken birth sequence, drew a lot of attention.

As the youngest of three brothers making and selling moonshine during Prohibition, LaBeouf plays a character who gradually evolves from naive youngest brother to hardened criminal. The film is based on real family history.

Opposite Michael Douglas' returning Gordon Gekko, LaBeouf plays a young trader caught up in the financial world just before the 2008 crisis, exploring how ambition and morality clash on Wall Street.

As a teenager under house arrest who discovers a killer in his neighborhood, LaBeouf leads this modern nod to Hitchcock's Rear Window. It became one of his first big commercial successes.

As a teenager who accidentally gets caught up in a war between alien robots, LaBeouf leads the action franchise that made him famous worldwide, combining spectacular effects with a light, comic tone.

As a teenager wrongly sent to a detention camp where boys have to dig holes, LaBeouf plays one of his first major film roles. The film weaves the present together with a generations-old family story.

LaBeouf plays an aging boxer struggling to escape his small town and repair his bond with his teenage daughter.