Ben Affleck’s career has seen many highs and lows, but there’s no denying his star power and his ability to pick roles that resonate with audiences. Here are Ben Affleck’s 10 best movies, ranked according to Rotten Tomatoes audiences’ scores.

1.”The Town” (2010) – In this gripping heist thriller, Affleck not only stars but also directs the film set in his home town of Boston. The audience score reflects the movie’s intense action sequences and complex characters, placing it at the top of Affleck’s filmography.

2.”Good Will Hunting” (1997) – A classic that launched the careers of Affleck and Matt Damon, this drama about a young Boston genius earned them an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay. With heartfelt performances, it’s no wonder audiences have rated it so highly.

3.”Gone Baby Gone” (2007) – Another Boston-based thriller, and Affleck’s directorial debut, “Gone Baby Gone” is lauded for its moral complexity and compelling narrative. It remains one of Affleck’s most critically acclaimed films.

4.”Argo” (2012) – This historical drama directed by and starring Affleck recounts the true story of the CIA operation to rescue six Americans from Tehran during the Iran hostage crisis. It won three Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and was a hit with moviegoers.

5.”Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” (2016) – Despite mixed critical reviews, audiences were thrilled to see Affleck don the cape as Batman in this superhero showdown.

6.”Changing Lanes” (2002) – This intense drama explores a feud that develops between two men after a car accident. Audiences appreciated the moral dilemmas presented in the film and Affleck’s performance as a successful lawyer.

7.”The Accountant” (2016) – As a math savant who works as a forensic accountant for criminal organizations, Affleck delivers an engaging performance that was well-received by audiences looking for smart action.

8.”Daredevil” (2003) – While critics were harsh on this superhero film upon its release, it has since gained a dedicated following that appreciates Affleck’s turn as the blind lawyer/vigilante Matt Murdock.

9.”Hollywoodland” (2006) – In this noir mystery thriller, Affleck plays real-life actor George Reeves who portrayed Superman on TV and whose death was ruled a suicide—a decision shrouded in speculation which captivated audience’s imaginations.

10.”State of Play” (2009) – In this political thriller involving corporate conspiracies and journalistic integrity, audiences were hooked by the intricate plot and Affleck’s portrayal of an up-and-coming congressman caught in the scandal.

This list reflects Ben Affleck’s diverse range of roles and proves that he can captivate audiences whether he is behind or in front of the camera.