What is the best Michael Fassbender movie of all time?

By YPB Team

Harrowing historical dramas, genre-bending sci-fi, offbeat indie gems — Fassbender's range is quietly one of cinema's most impressive. Which film is his best?

  1. Shame — ranked #11
    Shame
    The 2011 Steve McQueen drama in which Fassbender delivers a raw, unflinching performance as a sex addict struggling beneath a polished exterior.
  2. 12 Years a Slave — ranked #22
    12 Years a Slave
    The 2013 Oscar-winning film in which Fassbender plays the cruel plantation owner Edwin Epps, a terrifying portrayal of brutal power.
  3. Hunger — ranked #33
    Hunger
    Steve McQueen's 2008 debut following IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands, with Fassbender losing dramatic amounts of weight for the role.
  4. Steve Jobs — ranked #44
    Steve Jobs
    Danny Boyle's 2015 film structured around three product launches, with Fassbender giving a volcanic portrayal of Apple's visionary co-founder.
  5. X-Men: First Class — ranked #55
    X-Men: First Class
    The 2011 X-Men prequel in which Fassbender reinvented Magneto as a suave, tragic Holocaust survivor-turned-revolutionary.
  6. Inglourious Basterds — ranked #66
    Inglourious Basterds
    Tarantino's 2009 WWII fantasy featuring Fassbender as Lt. Archie Hicox, a British film critic turned spy, in a nail-biting bar scene.
  7. A Dangerous Method — ranked #77
    A Dangerous Method
    The 2011 David Cronenberg film exploring the fraught intellectual and personal relationship between Carl Jung and Sigmund Freud.
  8. Macbeth — ranked #88
    Macbeth
    Justin Kurzel's visually stunning 2015 adaptation of Shakespeare's Scottish play, with Fassbender commanding every scene as the doomed king.
  9. Prometheus — ranked #99
    Prometheus
    The 2012 Ridley Scott Alien prequel in which Fassbender steals the film as David, the eerily philosophical synthetic android.
  10. Fish Tank — ranked #1010
    Fish Tank
    The 2009 British drama in which Fassbender plays the boyfriend of an aspiring teenage dancer's mother, with quietly devastating consequences.
  11. X-Men: Days of Future Past — ranked #1111
    X-Men: Days of Future Past
    The 2014 time-travel epic in which Fassbender's young Magneto faces his most complex moral crisis yet.
  12. Frank — ranked #1212
    Frank
    The 2014 offbeat music drama in which Fassbender plays an eccentric indie rock musician who never removes an oversized papier-mache head.
  13. Slow West — ranked #1313
    Slow West
    The 2015 quirky Western in which Fassbender plays a gunslinger escorting a naive Scottish teenager through the dangerous frontier.
  14. Alien: Covenant — ranked #1414
    Alien: Covenant
    The 2017 Ridley Scott sequel featuring Fassbender in a dual role as androids David and Walter, creating sci-fi's most unsettling dynamic.

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