What is the best Colman Domingo movie?

By YPB Team

Colman Domingo has emerged as one of Hollywood's most compelling actors with an extraordinary range across drama, horror, and historical biopics. Vote for his best film performance.

  1. Sing Sing — ranked #11
    Sing Sing
    Greg Kwedar's 2024 acclaimed prison drama where Domingo delivers a career-best performance as Divine G, leading an incarcerated theater troupe through the power of art and rehabilitation.
    1000pts
  2. The Color Purple — ranked #22
    The Color Purple
    In the 2023 musical remake, Domingo brings unexpected vulnerability to Albert 'Mister' Johnson, the abusive husband whose complexity he reveals in ways that allow the audience to understand a villain.
    394pts
  3. The Birth of a Nation — ranked #33
    The Birth of a Nation
    Nate Parker's 2016 portrait of Nat Turner's rebellion gave Domingo a powerful early role as Hark Turner, and his natural gravitas made the character's revolutionary resolve palpable.
    259pts
  4. Candyman — ranked #44
    Candyman
    Domingo steps into the mythology of Nia DaCosta's 2021 horror sequel as the local Candyman legend's keeper, turning from friendly historian to something far more sinister.
    259pts
  5. Zola — ranked #55
    Zola
    Domingo's scene-stealing 2021 turn as X, a flamboyant pimp entangled in a wild road trip, is one of the decade's great supporting performances — outrageous, menacing, and unforgettable.
    259pts
  6. Rustin — ranked #66
    Rustin
    Domingo earned his first Academy Award nomination playing Bayard Rustin, the brilliant and marginalized civil rights strategist who organized the 1963 March on Washington.
    1pts
  7. If Beale Street Could Talk — ranked #77
    If Beale Street Could Talk
    Domingo brings warmth and charisma to Barry Jenkins' 2018 James Baldwin adaptation as Joseph, a father whose unconditional support is the beating heart of the film.
    1pts
  8. Ma Rainey's Black Bottom — ranked #88
    Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
    A powerful 2020 adaptation of August Wilson's play in which Domingo's nuanced portrayal of Cutler, the band's leader, anchors a cast that includes Viola Davis and Chadwick Boseman.
    1pts

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