Top 15 Best Will Smith Movies

Smith completely transforms into boxer Muhammad Ali. The voice, the physical power, the charisma: everything is right. A monumental role that definitively established his status as a serious actor.

Often forgotten, but Smith plays a spiritual guide who helps a troubled golfer here. A calm, philosophical role showing his presence and gentleness.

The role that finally won him an Oscar. As the father of Venus and Serena Williams, he plays with heart, vulnerability and determination. A performance that feels both powerful and loving.

The perfect marriage of sci-fi and comedy. Smith's quick jokes, his chemistry with Tommy Lee Jones and his fresh energy make this a timeless audience favorite.

A father who loses everything except his hope. Together with his real-life son Jaden Smith, Will delivers a performance that is both raw and inspiring. Tears guaranteed.

As Dr. Bennet Omalu, Smith takes on the mighty NFL, armed with science and morals. A restrained, honest role in which his dramatic talent comes fully into its own.

Almost single-handedly, Smith carries a post-apocalyptic film full of tension, loneliness and hope. His relationship with his dog is heartbreaking, and you feel his silent suffering through the screen.

Smith as the 'date doctor', full of confidence in love until he falls in love himself. A rom-com with surprising heart, perfectly balancing his comic and romantic sides.

In a paranoid thriller full of surveillance technology, Smith plays an ordinary man in an extraordinary situation, proving he can handle tightly wound thrillers with substance as well as blockbusters.

In this vision of the future, Smith balances distrust, technophobia and heroism as a detective who suspects robots of murder. A smart mix of philosophy and action, with Smith as the moral compass.

Bigger, louder, but also better? For many, yes. Smith is completely at ease as an action hero here, and his comic timing gets even more room than in the original.

The film that launched Smith's career as an action hero. With Martin Lawrence, he forms a golden duo. Raw, fast and funny, with iconic one-liners and huge explosions.

In this stylish con-artist film, Smith shows how to combine charm, deception and emotional depth. His chemistry with Margot Robbie lifts the film. Light but effective.

Filling Robin Williams' shoes as the Genie? A near-impossible task, but Smith brings his own mix of hip-hop, humor and warmth. Not his deepest role, but a huge success that shows his versatility.

Smith plays Deadshot, a cold-blooded hitman with a soft spot for his daughter. The film itself is chaotic, but Smith manages to shine amid the explosive violence.

A shift to serious drama: Smith plays Peter, an escaped slave fighting his way through the swamps of Louisiana. An intense and deeply human character that Smith portrays with pain and resilience.