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this weekend, Rachel McAdams The star is here Send help, A survival horror thriller in which her character is stranded on a deserted island with her overbearing boss (Dylan O’Brien).
here at watch with uswe love McAdams. From devastating romantic dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, McAdams is a talented and versatile performer.
In honor of her latest photoshoot, we thought we’d take a look back at her career highlights and see where they rank on the Tomatometer.
Here are McAdams’ five best films, ranked by Rotten Tomatoes score.
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien put their survival skills to the test in their new horror film “Send the Help.” The trailer, released in October 2025, showcases their thrilling performances as colleagues Bradley Preston and Linda Liddle respectively. When the characters find themselves trapped in (…), they conflict in a variety of ways.
5. “The Family Stone” (2005)
Everett Stone (Dermot Moroney) decided to bring his new girlfriend Meredith (sarah jessica parker), went home with him to see his family during Christmas, but it was not an easy task. She will have to contend with his eccentric and overprotective parent Sybil (Diane Keaton) and Kelly (Craig T. Nelson), and his equally loyal siblings, who dislike Meredith’s awkwardness and nervousness – especially Everett’s sister, the sarcastic Amy (McAdams). With tensions reaching a boiling point, can this diverse group of characters make it through the holidays?
A little corny, a little cringy, family stone Over the years, it defied mixed reviews to become a cult classic and a Christmas staple for many. A great cast (which also includes Luke WilsonElizabeth Reese and Claire Denis), combined with gooey pathos, some hilarious, quirky humor and seductively unrealistic characters, results in a strangely endearing holiday comedy that never gets old.
4. “About Time” (2013)
Tim Lake (Domhnall Gleeson) learned an incredible secret from his father (Bill Nye) when he was 21 – all the men in their family were time travelers. While they cannot change the course of history as a whole, they can still change the course of their own lives. So Tim decides to use time travel to improve his love life. When Tim finally meets Mary (McAdams), he uses charm and special abilities to win her heart. But as Tim’s life goes on, he slowly realizes that he can’t always use time travel to escape the common problems inherent in life.
Although filled with some time travel related plot holes, you’ll find yourself completely captivated by about the times Irresistible charm – thanks in large part to the chemistry between McAdams and Gleeson. Despite the absurd nature of the narrative, Richard Curtis Infusing pure sincerity into the script and direction creates a timeless (no pun intended) romance.
3. “Mean Girls” (2004)
Former homeschooler Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) finally enters the chaos of high school, where she realizes that teenagers are more animalistic than the lions she knew in Africa where she grew up. After meeting Janice (Lizzy Caplan) and Damian (Daniel Franzese), Cady quickly learns how to act, how to dress, and the various factions—such as the Plastics, led by the imperious Regina George (McAdams). When Cady agrees to be friends with Regina and “knock her down” on Janice’s behalf, Cady unknowingly falls for a welcome cheap thrill.
Written by Tina Fey (she injects her signature acerbic wit), mean girls Still one of the best American high school movies ever made. Funny, surprisingly sentimental, and filled with a plethora of viral quips, the film is a coming-of-age movie that served as an important launching pad for the early careers of actors like Caplan and McAdams. Amanda Seyfried.
2. “Game Night” (2018)
Game fans Annie (McAdams) and Max (Jason Bateman) met and fell in love through their mutual love of all things playable, hosting weekly game nights with other suburban couple friends. But when Max’s pushy brother Brooks (Kyle Chandler) decides to take it a step further by hiring a murder mystery team, and when they realize Brooks has actually been kidnapped by the mob, the game becomes all too real. As the night becomes increasingly chaotic, Annie and Max find themselves embroiled in a game with more rules than they realize.
game night Proving that McAdams still has the comedic chops she once showed off in movies mean girl, And the actress should use these comedic talents more often than she’s allowed to. Of course, McAdams isn’t the only standout in this stellar cast— Billy Magnussen, Ramon Morris, and, in particular, Jesse Plemons Everyone laughs in this fast-paced, smartly edited crime thriller.
1. “Spotlight” (2015)
Based on a series of exposures boston globe, spotlight The story takes place in the early 2000s and follows a group of journalists who Earth. The “spotlight team” was assigned to report on a disgraced priest accused of sexually abusing countless young boys. Led by Walter “Robbie” Robinson (Michael Keaton), Walter and his reporters Sasha Pfeiffer (McAdams), Michael Resendez (Mark Ruffalo) and Matt Carroll (Brian d’Arcy James) eventually realized they were investigating a decades-long abuse scandal within the Roman Catholic Church.
This Best Picture-winning investigative drama is both thought-provoking and riveting – like a slow-burning pressure cooker of tension, control and mounting truth that leaves you in a state of frustration and rage. although spotlight The conclusion may not be the most cathartic, and the filmmakers intentionally resist glorifying journalists and indulging in clichés. Instead, the film elegantly unfolds a compelling narrative anchored by a stellar cast.
