Top 10 Best Sean Penn Movies
Sean Penn is a name that has become synonymous with gritty, raw, and intense performances on the big screen. He's been in the film industry for over four decades and has made a name for himself as one of the most talented actors of his generation. His ability to transform into characters with such conviction and authenticity is truly remarkable, and it's no wonder why he's been recognized with numerous accolades, including two Academy Awards for Best Actor.But what are his best movies? Which films showcase his exceptional range as an actor, and which ones have left a lasting impression on audiences?
Sean Penn gave a performance that not only made a statement to his acting diversity but also to his connection to making characters come to life.
Superb acting by the entire cast. Hats off to Mr. Sean Penn. All I can say is that he can only be praised.
I haven't seen such a wonderful actor. I will just fall at his feet if I would meet Sean Penn.
Sean Penn makes me want to cry and shout at the screen with anger at the same time. BRILLIANT! He gives such a layered performance which we can only admire!
By far, his best performance ever. The intensity that he played in the role was the total opposite of Fast Times. Arguably, a top five movie of all time.
Brilliant film, brilliant actor. Sean Penn is a class actor. One of my favorite films ever.
I love Penn a lot. All of his movies are so realistic and touching, this one too. It was brilliant. People, watch this movie!
Kudos to Penn for making an almost entirely unlikable character on paper be shown as human.
The movie that has strengthened my thinking and changed my life with a strong philosophical support. Whatever I will say will be less to admire this movie. I'd prefer not to see any better movie to keep it the best I have ever seen.
Best movie ever. I love Eddie Vedder's music in this movie. Emile is indeed a great "new" talent. Sean did a great job with this movie.
How is this not number one?! For starters, people who knew Milk personally said that Sean Penn captured his personality, his humanity, and even his voice and smile down to the smallest, most minute detail. He's so likable, cheerfully optimistic, and you can't help but love him.
I may be biased, but this movie is one of the very few films that have truly, deeply touched me in a way that I think of every day. After watching this film, I felt utterly inspired to live my life the way Harvey did, with kindness and love, with strength, with passion, to fight for what I believe in and refuse to be belittled.
I wanted to be kind to everyone no matter who they were, even if they were different from me. I wanted to promote acceptance. This movie, as well as Brokeback Mountain, cemented my strong support of homosexuality. And other than the emotional aspects, it is a technical tour de force, brilliantly crafted, uniquely original. A true masterpiece. 50 thumbs up!
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I taught in the main character's three areas of LA. Good stuff. It reminded me of all my students.
This is perhaps my favorite Sean Penn performance. Emmet Ray is egotistical, chauvinistic, arrogant, a thief, a gambler, and so many other things, and Sean Penn captures it perfectly. No other actor could have done this role justice. It's a shame that he lost the Oscar to Kevin Spacey.
One of his best movies, very underrated, unfortunately.
