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Jake Gyllenhaal Movies, Ranked

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16 films, ranked on my own star ratings by Arwin Edward Bagaslao. Updated 2026-04-09.

My Jake Gyllenhaal ranking from watched films: bug-eyed intensity, moral collapse, sweaty ambition, and men one bad day away from becoming a headline. Ranked by stars first, then by rewatch pull, emotional clarity, performance impact, and h

  1. 1Enemy poster
    Enemy (2013)
    ★★★★½

    The film immediately establishes an unsettling mood through its oppressive yellow color grading.

  2. 2Source Code poster
    Source Code (2011)
    ★★★★½
  3. 3Spider-Man: Far From Home poster
    Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
    ★★★★½
  4. 4Ambulance poster
    Ambulance (2022)
    ★★★★½

    Feels like Heat with its heist and danger vibes but seen through the lens of Michael Bay.

  5. 5Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time poster
    Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (2010)
    ★★★★
  6. 6Prisoners poster
    Prisoners (2013)
    ★★★★

    From the first frame, you can already feel Denis Villeneuve’s fingerprints: the cold blue palette and the lonely silhouettes.

  7. 7Road House poster
    Road House (2024)
    ★★★½
  8. 8The Day After Tomorrow poster
    The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
    ★★★½
  9. 9Love & Other Drugs poster
    Love & Other Drugs (2010)
    ★★★½
  10. 10The Bride! poster
    The Bride! (2026)
    ★★★

    Jessie Buckley really feels like Bellatrix here.

  11. 11The Guilty poster
    The Guilty (2021)
    ★★★
  12. 12Life poster
    Life (2017)
    ★★★
  13. 13Jarhead poster
    Jarhead (2005)
    ★★½

    The training sequence is engaging. It almost feels like a coming of age story, pero military training version.

  14. 14Nightcrawler poster
    Nightcrawler (2014)
    ★★½
  15. 15Everest poster
    Everest (2015)
    ★★

    Everything feels believable. I honestly could not tell how much was shot on real locations versus sets.

  16. 16Donnie Darko poster
    Donnie Darko (2001)
    ★½