What is the best Robert Pattinson movie role?

By YPB Team

Robert Pattinson spent years proving he was far more than a vampire — from arthouse extremes to blockbuster darkness, his range is remarkable. Which performance is his best?

  1. Batman (The Batman) — ranked #11
    Batman (The Batman)
    Pattinson's 2022 brooding, noir-inflected take on the Dark Knight as a two-year-old vigilante consumed by vengeance in a corrupt Gotham.
  2. Ephraim Winslow (The Lighthouse) — ranked #22
    Ephraim Winslow (The Lighthouse)
    Pattinson's 2019 psyche-shattering performance as a tormented wickie slowly losing his mind alongside Willem Dafoe in a remote 1890s New England lighthouse.
  3. Connie Nikas (Good Time) — ranked #33
    Connie Nikas (Good Time)
    Pattinson's barnstorming 2017 Safdie Brothers performance as a desperate small-time criminal pulling increasingly dangerous schemes to free his brother from prison.
  4. Edward Cullen (Twilight) — ranked #44
    Edward Cullen (Twilight)
    Pattinson's star-making 2008 portrayal of a brooding century-old vampire who falls dangerously in love with a human teenager in rainy Forks, Washington.
  5. The Protagonist (Tenet) — ranked #55
    The Protagonist (Tenet)
    Pattinson plays Neil, a mysterious and charming operative who guides the Protagonist through a labyrinthine time-inversion espionage mission in Christopher Nolan's 2020 spy thriller.
  6. Eric Packer (Cosmopolis) — ranked #66
    Eric Packer (Cosmopolis)
    Pattinson's 2012 David Cronenberg film as an emotionally blank billionaire crossing Manhattan in a stretch limo as his world unravels around him.
  7. Monte (High Life) — ranked #77
    Monte (High Life)
    Pattinson's 2018 Claire Denis performance as the sole survivor aboard a spacecraft sent on a mission using death-row convicts as human subjects.
  8. Cedric Diggory (Harry Potter) — ranked #88
    Cedric Diggory (Harry Potter)
    Pattinson's 2005 breakout role as the noble, handsome Hufflepuff champion who competes alongside Harry in the deadly Triwizard Tournament.

Comments

Cedric Diggory was a first real screen role at 19 in 2005, and The Batman took $772 million in 2022; both are options: https://youpick.best/articles/harry-potter-ranked-many-ways

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