Sydney Sweeney has quickly become one of Hollywood’s rising stars, with a string of performances that have gained critical acclaim. Here, we rank her 10 best movies according to their Rotten Tomatoes scores.

1. “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” – Quentin Tarantino’s love letter to the golden age of Hollywood features an ensemble cast, and Sweeney’s role, while small, left a memorable impression. The film proudly sits with a high score on Rotten Tomatoes.

2. “Big Time Adolescence” – In this coming-of-age indie film, Sweeney plays a supporting role. With its authentic take on teenage life, the movie enjoys positive reviews from critics.

3. “The Voyeurs” – Embarking on a lead role, Sweeney’s performance as the curious and obsessed neighbor in this psychological thriller is captivating. The film holds mixed reviews but garners enough interest for its bold storytelling.

4. “Clementine” – A drama where Sydney portrays a younger woman who forms a complex relationship with an older artist. This film may not be as well-known but has received critical praise for its intimate portrayal of relationships.

5. “Nocturne” – Part of the ‘Welcome to Blumhouse’ series, Sweeney’s role as a music student wrestling with her ambitions is both haunting and intense. The movie has mixed to positive reviews from critics.

6. “Relic” – This horror movie in which Sydney plays a small part explores the horrors of dementia alongside supernatural elements and has been well-received for its eerie atmosphere.

7. “Under the Silver Lake” – In this neo-noir thriller-comedy, she takes on a minor role once again. The film divides critics but has been lauded for its offbeat narrative and style.

8. “Downfalls High” – A musical film where Sweeney plays a cheerleader in this teen rock opera which is an adaptation of Machine Gun Kelly’s album ‘Tickets to My Downfall’. It’s an unconventional project that resonates more with fans than critics.

9. “The Wrong Daughter” – Starring in this Lifetime movie, Sweeney’s performance is considered one of the highlights in what is typically viewed as comfort viewing rather than critical cinema.

10. “Dead Ant” – A blend of comedy and horror sees Sydney acting in an ensemble cast. While it’s more of a cult classic than a critically acclaimed piece, it provides an entirely different showcase of her talent.

Note: Since Rotten Tomatoes scores can change over time and different projects may release altering an actor’s filmography ranking, please make sure to check Rotten Tomatoes directly for the most current scores and rankings.