01 A Cold War intelligence officer in a tense, understated spy thriller.
United States Drama thought provoking
Sherlock is still the best distillation of what he does well: fast, cold, precise. The Imitation Game and 12 Years a Slave show the restrained dramatic side, and The Power of the Dog is arguably his best film work yet.
01 A Cold War intelligence officer in a tense, understated spy thriller.
02 The voice and motion-capture performance behind the dragon Smaug.
03 A supporting role in a star-studded, dysfunctional-family drama.
04 A chilling, calculating villain opposite Chris Pine's Kirk.
05 Doctor Strange weighing an impossible choice against Thanos's inevitability.
06 A menacing, repressed rancher in an Oscar-nominated, unsettling drama.
07 A morally conflicted plantation owner in one of the decade's most important films.
08 His television role redefined the detective for a new generation of fans.
09 An Oscar-nominated performance as codebreaker Alan Turing.
10 A brilliant, arrogant surgeon turned sorcerer, in one of the MCU's most visually inventive entries.