What is the best Sam Neill movie?
From a dino-wrangling paleontologist to chilling horror turns and tender arthouse dramas, his range stretches across four decades and nearly every genre imaginable. Which performance stands tallest?
1Jurassic Park
The 1993 Spielberg blockbuster in which Neill stars as paleontologist Dr. Alan Grant, his most iconic role.
1000pts
2Possession
Andrzej Zulawski's 1981 surreal horror drama, a cult classic co-starring Isabelle Adjani.
930pts
3The Piano
Jane Campion's Oscar-winning 1993 period drama where Neill plays the emotionally repressed frontier husband Alisdair Stewart.
930pts
4The Final Conflict
The 1981 third Omen film in which Neill plays a grown, malevolent Damien Thorn.
891pts
5Bicentennial Man
A 1999 sci-fi drama with Robin Williams, featuring Neill as the kindly patriarch 'Sir'.
818pts
6The Dish
A warm 2000 Australian comedy-drama about the radio telescope that relayed the 1969 Moon landing.
734pts
7In the Mouth of Madness
John Carpenter's 1994 cult horror film with Neill as an insurance investigator unravelling into cosmic dread.
520pts
8Sleeping Dogs
Roger Donaldson's landmark 1977 New Zealand thriller that first made Neill a leading man.
520pts
9Sirens
A sensual 1994 comedy-drama with Neill as real-life painter Norman Lindsay.
520pts
10Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Taika Waititi's 2016 New Zealand comedy adventure with Neill as gruff bushman Uncle Hec.
382pts
11Dead Calm
A taut 1989 psychological thriller at sea co-starring Nicole Kidman, with Neill as a grieving husband.
382pts
12My Brilliant Career
Gillian Armstrong's acclaimed 1979 Australian drama that launched Neill's international career.
382pts
13Event Horizon
Paul W. S. Anderson's 1997 sci-fi horror where Neill's Dr. Weir designs a doomed starship.
382pts
14Jurassic World Dominion
The 2022 franchise finale reuniting Neill's Alan Grant with the original trio.
382pts
15The Hunt for Red October
The 1990 Cold War submarine thriller in which Neill plays executive officer Captain Vasily Borodin.
212pts
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