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What is the best Michael Douglas movie?

By YPB Team

Corporate raiders, femme fatales and one very bad day in Los Angeles: this career covers a lot of moral ground.

  1. Wall Street — ranked #11
    Wall Street
    Oliver Stone's 1987 drama in which Douglas won an Oscar as corporate raider Gordon Gekko.
    1000pts
  2. Basic Instinct — ranked #22
    Basic Instinct
    Paul Verhoeven's 1992 erotic thriller with Sharon Stone as the prime suspect.
    897pts
  3. Falling Down — ranked #33
    Falling Down
    1993 drama about a laid-off engineer whose breakdown spirals across Los Angeles.
    808pts
  4. A Perfect Murder — ranked #44
    A Perfect Murder
    1998 remake of Dial M for Murder with Gwyneth Paltrow.
    673pts
  5. Fatal Attraction — ranked #55
    Fatal Attraction
    1987 thriller about a married lawyer whose affair with Glenn Close's character turns dangerous.
    621pts
  6. Wonder Boys — ranked #66
    Wonder Boys
    2000 comedy-drama about a blocked novelist and writing professor in Pittsburgh.
    538pts
  7. The American President — ranked #77
    The American President
    Rob Reiner's 1995 romantic comedy about a widowed president.
    538pts
  8. Ant-Man — ranked #88
    Ant-Man
    2015 Marvel film with Douglas as scientist Hank Pym.
    455pts
  9. Disclosure — ranked #99
    Disclosure
    1994 workplace thriller adapted from Michael Crichton's novel.
    455pts
  10. Romancing the Stone — ranked #1010
    Romancing the Stone
    1984 adventure romance with Kathleen Turner, produced by Douglas himself.
    455pts
  11. Black Rain — ranked #1111
    Black Rain
    Ridley Scott's 1989 crime thriller following two New York cops in Osaka.
    359pts
  12. The War of the Roses — ranked #1212
    The War of the Roses
    Danny DeVito's 1989 black comedy about a couple's ruthless divorce.
    359pts
  13. Behind the Candelabra — ranked #1313
    Behind the Candelabra
    Soderbergh's 2013 Liberace biopic that won Douglas an Emmy.
    359pts
  14. The China Syndrome — ranked #1414
    The China Syndrome
    1979 thriller about a nuclear-plant cover-up, which Douglas produced and co-starred in.
    245pts
  15. The Jewel of the Nile — ranked #1515
    The Jewel of the Nile
    1985 sequel to Romancing the Stone, reuniting Douglas, Turner and DeVito.
    245pts
  16. Traffic — ranked #1616
    Traffic
    Steven Soderbergh's 2000 drug-war ensemble with Douglas as the new US drug czar.
    245pts
  17. The Game — ranked #1717
    The Game
    David Fincher's 1997 thriller about a banker drawn into a mysterious birthday game.
    0pts

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