Aubrey Plaza has become a beloved figure in Hollywood, known for her unique blend of deadpan delivery and charming oddities. Her acting portfolio ranges from small indie films to big-budget blockbusters, and while she may be most recognized for her role as April Ludgate on the television show “Parks and Recreation,” Plaza has also delivered memorable performances on the silver screen.

Here are Aubrey Plaza’s 10 best movies, ranked according to their Rotten Tomatoes scores:

1.”Safety Not Guaranteed” (2012) – 91%

Aubrey stars as Darius, a magazine intern who gets involved with a man who believes he can travel through time. The quirky indie comedy is heartfelt and showcases Plaza’s range as an actress.

2.”Ingrid Goes West” (2017) – 86%

This dark comedy features Aubrey as Ingrid Thorburn, a woman obsessed with a social media influencer. Plaza produces an uncomfortably realistic portrayal of the dark side of social media culture.

3.”The Hand Job” (2013) – 85%

Also known as “The To Do List,” Aubrey plays Brandy Klark, a high school valedictorian out to gain more sexual experience before college.

4.”Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” (2010) – 82%

In this cult classic film, Aubrey takes a supporting role as Julie Powers, delivering her lines with a pitch-perfect acerbic wit.

5.”Happiest Season” (2020) – 81%

A holiday romantic comedy where Plaza’s character, Harper Caldwell, brings depth and humor to the film’s exploration of family dynamics and personal acceptance.

6.”Black Bear” (2020) – 79%

A thrilling drama that sees Aubrey in the role of Allison, a filmmaker at the center of an intriguing narrative puzzle that plays with storytelling conventions.

7.”Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates” (2016) – 38%

This comedy may not have been highly rated by critics, but it featured Plaza in an out-of-character role as Tatiana, proving her versatility in comedy.

8.”Life After Beth” (2014) – 44%

A zombie comedy where Aubrey plays Beth Slocum, bringing life to the undead character in this humorous spin on a horror trope.

9.”Dirty Grandpa” (2016) – 11%

Playing alongside Robert De Niro and Zac Efron, Plaza’s performance as Lenore was notably one of the bright spots in this otherwise critically panned film.

10.”The Little Hours” (2017) – 78%

As Sister Fernanda, Aubrey takes part in this medieval nun comedy that blends raunchy humor with period-piece stylings effectively.

This ranking showcases the diverse roles that Aubrey Plaza has taken on in various genres, revealing her capacity to deliver standout performances in films that may or may not resonate with critics universally. Whether she’s leading an indie project or supporting in a larger ensemble cast, Aubrey Plaza consistently provides compelling reasons to watch – and enjoy – her work on screen.