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What is the best Queen Latifah movie?

By YPB Team

Rank the best Queen Latifah film, from her Oscar-nominated turn in Chicago to her hilarious leads in beloved comedy classics.

  1. Chicago — ranked #11
    Chicago
    Her Oscar-nominated turn as Mama Morton in this 2002 Best Picture-winning musical showcased her showstopping presence.
  2. Set It Off — ranked #22
    Set It Off
    A 1996 heist-thriller co-starring Jada Pinkett Smith and Vivica A. Fox that became a landmark film.
  3. Girls Trip — ranked #33
    Girls Trip
    The 2017 comedy smash where Latifah leads the Flossy Posse on a wild New Orleans adventure.
  4. Hairspray — ranked #44
    Hairspray
    Latifah plays Motormouth Maybelle in this 2007 musical celebrating diversity and self-acceptance in 1960s Baltimore.
  5. Last Holiday — ranked #55
    Last Holiday
    A 2006 heartwarming comedy in which Latifah's terminally ill character lives life to the fullest on a dream vacation.
  6. Bessie — ranked #66
    Bessie
    Her Emmy-winning 2015 HBO biopic portrayal of blues legend Bessie Smith became the most-watched HBO original film of its year.
  7. Beauty Shop — ranked #77
    Beauty Shop
    A fun 2005 spin-off of Barbershop where Latifah leads an all-female ensemble in her own salon.
  8. Taxi — ranked #88
    Taxi
    A high-energy 2004 action comedy where Latifah's fearless cab driver teams up with a bumbling detective.
  9. Just Wright — ranked #99
    Just Wright
    A charming 2010 romantic comedy where Latifah plays a physical therapist who falls for an NBA star.
  10. Bringing Down the House — ranked #1010
    Bringing Down the House
    A 2003 comedy smash co-starring Steve Martin that became one of the highest-grossing films of that year.
  11. Ice Age — ranked #1111
    Ice Age
    Latifah voices the woolly mammoth Ellie in this beloved 2002 animated franchise that spawned four sequels.
  12. The Equalizer (TV film) — ranked #1212
    The Equalizer (TV film)
    Latifah stars as Robyn McCall, a vigilante working to protect ordinary people, in this acclaimed action-drama.

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