Luke Wilson: 10 Best Movies Ranked, According To IMDb

Luke and Owen Wilson have appeared in many highly-rated movies together. However, they are celebrated actors in their own rights. Fans know Owen Wilson from his starring roles in movies like Wedding Crashers. Likewise, Luke Wilson has driven cult-hit movies like Idiocracy without the help of his brother.

Luke Wilson has appeared in dozens of films since his career began. He has worked with spirited auteurs in ethereal dramas as well as starred in goofball comedies. Fans have taken to IMDb to gather up the best movies Luke Wilson has lent his talent to.

Middle Men — 6.8

Middle Men presents a narrative based on a true story. It follows Jack Harris as he develops a website to sell dirty pictures and videos during the early days of the internet. When he gets the Russian mob involved, things get more complicated than he anticipates.

Luke Wilson stars as Jack. Fans of the movie perhaps say it presents an interesting story based on real events. Others might say the film is entertaining and that Luke Wilson drives the narrative in his performance.

12 Mighty Orphans— 6.9

12 Mighty Orphans is one of Luke Wilson’s most recent features. It is a sports movie based on real events. It tells the story of Rusty Russell, a Texas man who coaches a group of orphans in football during the mid-20th century.

Luke Wilson plays Rusty. Some fans call 12 Mighty Orphans one of the best sports movies to come out of 2021. Viewers might say it presents a heartwarming tale peppered with spirited performances from a large cast.

My Dog Skip — 7.0

A dramedy from the early 2000s, My Dog Skip presents a story of a boy’s relationship with his dog. Willie Morris gets a dog after his friend and neighbor Dink Jenkins goes off to war in the 1940s, and the film follows their subsequent adventures.

Luke Wilson plays Dink. Audiences perhaps say My Dog Skip is a simple and warm story. Wilson appears alongside Frankie Muniz’s Willie, among other stars like Kevin Bacon and Diane Lane.

Bottle Rocket — 7.0

Wes Anderson and Luke Wilson direct and act respectively in their feature debuts in Bottle Rocket. The film follows Dignan and Anthony Adams, two friends who travel on the lam after a few low-level robberies meet varying success.

Some fans call Bottle Rocket one of Wes Anderson’s best movies. Anderson aficionados perhaps say the movie presents a simpler story and design than some of his later works, but that Luke and Owen Wilson shine in starring roles.

Old School — 7.1

Old School is a college comedy from the early 2000s. It presents the story of a group of aging college grads who return to their glory days by starting an unofficial fraternity. Businessman Mitch Martin leads the group of misfits until antagonists step in to try and take the frat down.

Luke Wilson stars as Mitch. Fans of the movie might say it is a modern cult hit. Others might say it is a time capsule, showcasing comedic actors who appeared in many films of the time like Will Ferrell and Vince Vaughn.

Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy — 7.2

Will Ferrell stars as the titular anchor in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. The film follows Burgundy as he faces conflict in his career after a new anchorwoman, Veronica Corningstone, joins his misogynistic team and edges him out of the spotlight.

Luke Wilson plays a small part as Frank Vitchard. He is showcased in the movie’s memorable fight sequence. Fans might say the film’s cult reputation speaks for itself. Others perhaps note Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy as one of Adam McKay’s best movies.

Concussion — 7.2

Concussion presents a sports movie from the mid-2010s. Will Smith stars as Dr. Bennet Omalu. The narrative follows Omalu’s exposé on a brain disorder befalling athletes in the NFL, and those trying to cover up his studies.

Luke Wilson plays Roger Goodell, the NFL commissioner. Fans might say his appearance showcases emotional conflict highlighting the harrowing true story. Others perhaps rate the film highly while pointing to gripping performances all around.

The Royal Tenenbaums — 7.6

The Royal Tenenbaums is perhaps one of Wes Anderson’s most beloved movies. It tells the story of the titular family, and the events following the return of its patriarch, Royal. He claims to be at death’s door as he tries to atone for his failures affecting his quirky family members.

Luke Wilson plays Richie Tenenbaum, one of Royal’s sons. Luke Wilson fans might say the film showcases one of his most memorable performances, perhaps pointing to the harrowing sequence in which he shaves his face and beard before one of the story’s most tragic moments.

Rushmore — 7.7

Rushmore is Wes Anderson’s second feature film. It follows Jason Schwartzman in his first movie, as Max Fischer. Fischer is a teen at a celebrated private school and strikes up a friendship with an apathetic parent. He develops a crush on a teacher at the school and the events of the film unfold.

Luke Wilson plays Peter Flynn. Devotees of Rushmore perhaps say it is one of Anderson’s more underrated titles. Others might say it is an impressive debut for Schwartzman.

3:10 To Yuma — 7.7

3:10 to Yuma is a Western from the late 2000s. It is the second film version of a story from the early 1950s. It follows one man’s quest to take down an outlaw in the American Southwest during the late 1800s.

Luke Wilson plays a supporting role as Zeke. Fans of 3:10 to Yuma might say it is one of James Mangold’s better movies. Others perhaps say the movie presents an engaging story, thrilling sequences, and a beautiful backdrop.

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