Jennifer Lawrence’s Biggest Movies, Ranked

In this historical drama, Lawrence plays Serena Pemberton, an ambitious newlywed whose domineering tactics begin to disrupt her husband’s business and eventually his whole life.

In this psychological thriller, Lawrence plays Elissa Cassidy, a teen who discovers that her new boyfriend, a troubled neighbor, has been harboring a dangerous secret.

Returning with the original cast of her first X-Men film, Lawrence plays Raven Darkhölme/Mystique, a shapeshifting mutant and field leader of the X-Men.

In this sci-fi drama, Lawrence plays Aurora Lane, a writer seeking adventure in space, who becomes furious to discover that her new crush has purposely woken her from hibernation, effectively condemning her to death aboard the spaceship.

In her third X-Men film, Lawrence’s Raven seeks to improve the plight of mutants in the world, clashing with her brother Charles, whose ideology differs greatly from her own.

In a performance that earned her a Golden Globe award, Lawrence portrays Joy Mangano, a struggling inventor turned millionaire who faces hurdles and deceit at every turn.

In this psychological horror film, Lawrence plays an unnamed young wife who is so devoted to her poet husband that she fails to prevent his reckless decisions from bringing chaos and destruction into their peaceful country home.

In this romantic drama, Lawrence plays “other woman,” Samantha, who becomes romantically involved with her colleague although he’s in love with someone else.

In the fourth and final “Hunger Games” film, Lawrence returns as Katniss Everdeen, joining up with her comrades in an attempt to defeat a tyrannical president and liberate millions.

After surviving the 75th Hunger Games, Lawrence’s character Katniss discovers that there is a secret rebellion brewing and that she is the poster child and symbol of hope for a free nation.

In the first of the dystopian “Hunger Games” films, based on the novels by Suzanne Collins, Lawrence plays teen Katniss Everdeen, who is selected to train and compete in an annual fight to the death.

In “American Hustle,” Lawrence plays Rosalyn Rosenfeld, a fiery mess and manipulative alcoholic who is even cleverer than her con artist husband.

In “Winter’s Bone,” Lawrence plays Ree Dolly, an Ozark teenager struggling to care for her family while searching for her drug-dealing father. Lawrence earned multiple nominations and awards for her performance.

In her first X-Men film, Lawrence’s character, Raven, and her adoptive brother, Charles, team up with other young mutants to stop a former Nazi officer who is attempting to start a world war.

In the first sequel to “The Hunger Games,” Katniss returns home victorious to find out that her actions have sown seeds of rebellion amongst the people and that her home district and family are now being threatened by the Capitol.

In “Silver Linings Playbook,” Lawrence plays Tiffany Maxwell, a widow who struggles with mental illness. Eager to connect with a recent divorcé, she agrees to help him win back his ex-wife.