Jennifer Lawrence’s screen career runs from The Poker House in 2008 to projects that have not yet been released. Her films span drama, comedy-leaning titles, action franchise work, science fiction and satire.
Readers searching for her films usually want one of four things: a complete list in release order, a ranked selection of her strongest work, her newest releases, or the films she has produced. Each of these is answered below.
Published lists disagree on order, scores and some release dates. Where they do, the figures below name their source and date, and any unsettled detail is flagged as such.
In what order did Jennifer Lawrence’s movies come out?
Jennifer Lawrence is an American actress and producer. The overview below sets out the essentials before the full chronology.
Who
An American actress and producer who won the Best Actress Academy Award for Silver Linings Playbook at the 85th Academy Awards.
Start here
Winter’s Bone for her early breakthrough, The Hunger Games for the franchise, and Silver Linings Playbook for awards-season work.
Latest
Die My Love (2025), with Robert Pattinson, is the most recent release that has come out. Several titles are listed for 2026 and later.
Where to watch
Availability changes by region and over time. UK streaming could not be confirmed for every title in this guide.
Several patterns stand out across the full filmography.
- Her films move from independent drama to studio franchises, awards-season dramas, science fiction and satire.
- Winter’s Bone is generally treated as her breakthrough, and it earned a Best Actress Academy Award nomination.
- Silver Linings Playbook brought her the Academy Award for Best Actress.
- A chronological list shows release order, while a ranked list reflects editorial judgement. They answer different questions.
- Several titles credit her as a producer or executive producer as well as an actor.
- Release dates and scores vary between sources, so the details below are attributed to named sources.
| Fact | Detail | Source status |
|---|---|---|
| Full name | Jennifer Lawrence | Consistent across listings |
| Born | 15 August 1990, Louisville, Kentucky, USA | Commonly listed |
| Notable award | Academy Award for Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook | Recorded in two ranking sources |
| Breakthrough film | Winter’s Bone (2010), as Ree Dolly | Cited across several sources |
| Franchise role | Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games series | Consistent across listings |
| Most recent release | Die My Love (2025), as Grace, also as producer | Consistent across listings |
| Upcoming film | The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, as Katniss Everdeen | Release date differs between sources |
| Streaming | Don’t Look Up, listed as a Netflix title | Current availability not confirmed |
Which Jennifer Lawrence movies rank highest?
Rankings of her films depend on the method used. The list below follows the Rotten Tomatoes editorial ranking, dated , which uses Tomatometer scores.
- Winter’s Bone (2010), 94%
- American Hustle (2013), 92%
- Silver Linings Playbook (2012), 92%
- X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), 90%
- The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013), 90%
An IMDb user-rating list gives different positions. An IMDb list dated 2 June 2024 places The Hunger Games: Catching Fire first, ahead of The Hunger Games. A Yahoo ranking dated 14 November 2025 uses Rotten Tomatoes-based positions but orders several films differently again.
Which film is meant by ‘mother’?
The search term most likely refers to mother! (2017), in which she plays a character credited simply as Mother. The exclamation mark is part of the title.
Rotten Tomatoes gives the film 68%, and an IMDb list dated 18 August 2024 gives it a user rating of 6.6. The film is generally described as a psychological thriller, and it sits outside the top five of the editorial ranking.
Which genres run through her films?
Her filmography covers drama, comedy-leaning titles, franchise action, science fiction and satire. Several films mix these tones, so the groupings overlap.
Silver Linings Playbook is described as a romantic comedy-drama, and American Hustle as a crime comedy-drama. Both sit among the highest-scoring titles on the Rotten Tomatoes list above.
No Hard Feelings, in which she plays Maddie Barker, appears in discussions of her comedy-leaning work. Its Tomatometer score is 71%.
Silver Linings Playbook is the title linked to her Academy Award for Best Actress, which makes it a useful reference point for her awards-season work.
Which of her films are set in space?
Passengers, released in 2016, is set in space. She plays Aurora Lane in the film, which has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 30%.
Passengers is the only title in her filmography that the listings describe as set in space.
Which films did she produce, and where can they be watched?
Several titles credit her as a producer rather than only as an actor. These include Die My Love (2025), No Hard Feelings (2023) and Causeway (2022).
Two documentaries also carry her name in production roles. She is listed as producer on Bread and Roses (2023) and as executive producer on Zurawski v Texas (2024).
What Happens at Night, in which she plays The Woman, is listed as in post-production with no confirmed release date. It also carries a producer credit.
Don’t Look Up is listed as a Netflix title in one source. Streaming availability changes by region and over time, and current UK availability could not be confirmed for it or for the other titles in this guide.
How did her films follow one another across the years?
The release years below appear consistently across several filmography listings, including Wikipedia.
- 2008: The Poker House (as Agnes) and The Burning Plain (as Mariana)
- 2010: Winter’s Bone (as Ree Dolly)
- 2012: Silver Linings Playbook (as Tiffany Maxwell) and The Hunger Games (as Katniss Everdeen)
- 2013: American Hustle (as Rosalyn Rosenfeld) and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire
- 2015: Joy (as Joy Mangano) and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2
- 2016: Passengers (as Aurora Lane)
- 2017: mother! (as Mother)
- 2021: Don’t Look Up (as Kate Dibiasky)
- 2023: No Hard Feelings (as Maddie Barker)
- 2025: Die My Love (as Grace)
What are her most recent releases?
Her newest titles include both released films and projects still awaiting release.
- Die My Love (2025), in which she plays Grace and also produced the film.
- The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, in which she plays Katniss Everdeen. One listing gives a release date of 18 November 2026, while another marks it as in post-production.
- What Happens at Night, listed as to be announced and in post-production, in which she plays The Woman.
- Clayface, listed in one source under new and coming soon, with no role or other detail given.
Which details are confirmed and which remain uncertain?
| Established | Unclear |
|---|---|
| Winter’s Bone earned a Best Actress Academy Award nomination. | The release date of The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping differs between sources. |
| Silver Linings Playbook brought her the Best Actress Academy Award. | Joy is listed with both Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress nominations in one source, but with Best Actress alone in another. |
| Die My Love was released in 2025, and she is credited as its producer. | Don’t Look Up has an IMDb user rating of 7.1 in one list and 7.2 in another. |
| Passengers, released in 2016, is set in space. | Clayface is listed without any role for her. |
| She plays Katniss Everdeen across The Hunger Games films. | Current UK streaming availability is not confirmed for most titles. |
Why do her films span such different styles?
Her career moved from the independent drama Winter’s Bone to the studio franchise The Hunger Games. It then continued through awards-season dramas such as Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle.
The range extends to science fiction in Passengers and satire in Don’t Look Up. Readers comparing careers built on varied genres can also look at Robert De Niro Movies – Best Films and Full Filmography.
A chronological list shows the order in which films were released. A top 10 list reflects an editorial selection of the strongest titles, so the two answer different questions.
How far can the rankings and dates be trusted?
The Rotten Tomatoes editorial ranking is the most consistent single list cited here, but it reflects editorial choices. The Rotten Tomatoes celebrity page gives different figures for some films, including Don’t Look Up at 56%.
IMDb ratings come from user votes, and the lists that carry them are compiled by users. Ratings for some films vary between lists, so the scores quoted here are tied to the list they come from.
Award details are recorded in the Academy’s database at oscars.org. UK release records are held by the British Film Institute.
What does the full picture of her films show?
Her filmography combines early independent drama, franchise blockbusters, awards-season work and producing credits. Release order, editorial rankings and user ratings each tell a different part of the story. Readers wanting a similar overview for another actor can start with Christian Bale Movies – Complete Filmography, Best Films and Where to Watch.
Frequently asked questions
Has Jennifer Lawrence won an Academy Award?
Yes. She won the Academy Award for Best Actress for Silver Linings Playbook, a result recorded in more than one ranking source.
Which film comes first in The Hunger Games series?
The Hunger Games (2012) is the first film in the series in the filmography listings. Catching Fire followed in 2013, and Mockingjay – Part 1 and Part 2 were released in 2014 and 2015.
Is Jennifer Lawrence in the X-Men films?
Yes. She plays Raven/Mystique in X-Men: First Class (2011), X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014), X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) and X-Men: Dark Phoenix (2019).
Is Die My Love available to stream in the UK?
UK streaming availability for Die My Love could not be confirmed. Availability changes by region and over time, so the current position should be checked on a UK streaming service.
Which of her films are listed on Netflix?
Don’t Look Up is listed as a Netflix title in one source. Current availability varies by region and changes over time, and UK availability could not be confirmed.
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Toby Marsh is Senior Reporter at Castradar.uk, covering film and TV stories across the UK.