Movies Starring Viola Davis

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Ben Affleck stars as a Nike exec who bets on a rookie to launch Air Jordan, reshaping sports and business.

Why people love it: The film captures the daring gamble behind a cultural icon. Audiences love the blend of corporate intrigue and basketball drama.

1 / 9

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A convicted hacker teams up with authorities to stop a global cyber‑crime mastermind.

Why people love it: Mann blends sleek cinematography with a tense cat‑and‑mouse chase across continents. Chris Hemsworth’s gritty hero work and the realistic hacking intrigue keep viewers on edge.

2 / 9

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A former baseball star works as a sanitation worker while confronting personal and family struggles in 1950s Pittsburgh.

Why people love it: Denzel Washington delivers a powerful, nuanced performance, and Viola Davis shines alongside him. The film’s heartfelt exploration of dreams, responsibility, and race in 1950s America resonates deeply.

3 / 9

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Law professor Annalise and her students get tangled in murder plots and courtroom battles.

Why people love it: The show's intense twists and Viola Davis's powerful performance keep audiences on edge. Its mix of legal intrigue and personal drama makes it binge‑worthy.

4 / 9

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When two girls vanish, a desperate father takes matters into his own hands while detectives investigate.

Why people love it: Villeneuve crafts a tense moral maze that questions justice and sacrifice. The stark cinematography and powerhouse performances heighten the film’s oppressive dread.

5 / 9

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A dramatized look at the personal and political lives of three U.S. first ladies.

Why people love it: Viewers appreciate its compelling performances and insight into the hidden power of America's women in the White House. The intertwining stories keep history fresh.

6 / 9

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In 1960s Mississippi, a young writer teams up with black maids to expose their stories of racism.

Why people love it: Audiences love its heartfelt performances, especially Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer, and its blend of humor and poignant social commentary. The film's period detail and uplifting message resonate deeply.

7 / 9

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A 19th‑century African warrior leads her all‑female army against invading forces.

Why people love it: Viewers praise its powerful performances, especially Davis’s commanding lead, and its empowering story of female strength. The film combines thrilling battle sequences with a resonant message about resistance.

8 / 9

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Widows unite to pull off a daring heist after their husbands' mysterious deaths.

Why people love it: Widows blends a gripping heist plot with powerful character drama, showcasing stellar performances from its all‑female lead cast. Steve McQueen’s direction adds style and depth, making it both thrilling and emotionally resonant.

9 / 9