Movies Starring Olivia Cooke

Anna (2023)

[Movie]

A young artist discovers her true potential after a chance encounter in bustling New York.

Why people love it: Audiences are drawn to its inspiring journey of self-discovery and vivid cityscape. The heartfelt performances and beautiful cinematography create an uplifting experience.

1 / 11

The Targaryen civil war ignites as rival factions vie for the Iron Throne, revealing betrayal and ambition.

Why people love it: Fans praise its epic scope, intricate politics, and stunning visuals that bring Westeros' fiery history to life. The complex characters keep viewers hooked episode after episode.

2 / 11

A shy teen and his quirky friend make a film to cheer up a classmate diagnosed with cancer.

Why people love it: It blends humor and heart, capturing the awkwardness of adolescence with genuine empathy. The sharp dialogue and heartfelt performances make it both funny and moving.

3 / 11

In a dystopian future, a gamer hunts an Easter egg that grants control of a virtual world.

Why people love it: It bursts with nostalgic pop‑culture references while delivering a thrilling treasure‑hunt. Spielberg’s direction turns the virtual realm into a dazzling playground.

5 / 11

Sophie (2022)

[Movie]

A tech prodigy races against time to expose a corporate conspiracy that threatens her sister’s life.

Why people love it: The film’s tense pacing and smart twists keep viewers on edge, while its strong female lead adds depth to the high‑stakes plot.

6 / 11

A young couple navigates love and loss when a sudden illness robs them of speech.

Why people love it: The film captures raw emotion with authentic chemistry between the leads, highlighting the power of non‑verbal connection. Its heartfelt storytelling resonates with anyone who’s faced communication barriers.

7 / 11

A struggling mother discovers her son possesses extraordinary abilities, forcing the family to confront a secret organization.

Why people love it: The movie resonates with viewers for its emotional depth and the tension between ordinary life and the unknown. Strong performances make the family’s struggle feel authentic, while the suspenseful plot keeps audiences on edge.

8 / 11

A journalist and a detective hunt a serial killer terrorizing Victorian London’s Limehouse district.

Why people love it: The film blends gothic intrigue with sharp wit, delivering a fresh take on period murder mysteries. Strong performances and a twisty plot keep viewers engaged.

9 / 11

A group of friends are abducted by a mysterious hacker and wake up in a bizarre, otherworldly facility.

Why people love it: Its blend of sci‑fi horror and mind‑bending twists creates a gripping, unpredictable ride. Strong performances and a haunting visual style make it memorable.

10 / 11

A group of friends camping by a silent lake find that the water mutes any sound, trapping them in deadly silence.

Why people love it: The concept of a sound‑absorbing lake creates a uniquely tense atmosphere. It blends psychological dread with visceral survival horror.

11 / 11