Abigail Breslin is a successful young actress who started acting at a very young age and has continued to star in popular films throughout the years. One of her first films was in M. Night Shyamalan's Signs and she has starred in multiple well-known films since then.
Breslin has starred in almost every genre from comedy to sci-fi to horror to drama and she's shown that she's a great addition to any ensemble and can lead a movie. She continues to star in films and build a career for herself by taking on challenging and different roles with each new movie.
Signs (2002) - 6.7
Mel Gibson, Joaquin Phoenix, Abigail Breslin, and Rory Culkin star as a farmer family in this M. Night Shyamalan movie.
The family begins to look into odd signs and crop circles showing up on their farm and the investigation leads to life-changing results. The crop circles lead to secret messages and possible aliens that the family has to face.
Zombieland: Double Tap (2019) - 6.7
Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, Woody Harrelson, and Abigail Breslin reprise their roles in the zombie comedy movie sequel to the popular Zombieland.
The second movie visits the same world and characters as the first, but also introduces new characters, new types of zombies, and focuses on how the main characters have changed, specifically Breslin's Little Rock character wanting to rebel against her older sister and found family.
Keane (2004) - 6.9
Keane follows an unstable man (Damien Lewis) who wanders around New York City looking for his missing daughter during the day and drowns his sorrows in alcohol and drugs at night at a motel.
He slowly comes out of his stupor when a single mother (Amy Ryan) and her daughter (Breslin) arrive at the motel and he becomes close with them. As Keane begins to help the mother and daughter he also helps himself by creating new connections.
Definitely, Maybe (2008) - 7.2
Ryan Reynolds and Abigail Breslin star in this romantic and dramatic comedy as father and daughter. Reynolds' character decides to tell his daughter (Breslin) about how he met her mother, but he decides to tell her about three significant relationships he has had in his life.
He creates a game out of the story and tells her that she should guess which woman is her mother after he tells the whole story. The film switches back and forth from flashbacks to the present day as he tells the funny and heartfelt stories.
August: Osage County (2013) - 7.2
August: Osage County follows the dysfunctional family during an afternoon reunion under tragic circumstances. Meryl Streep stars as the matriarch of the family who is reunited for the funeral of her husband.
Her three daughters and their families attend the funeral and have a dysfunctional and dramatic family gathering after the service. Abigail Breslin portrays Julia Roberts and Ewan McGregor's daughter, Jean Fordham.
Rango (2011) - 7.2
Johnny Depp voices the chameleon Rango who has lived a sheltered pet life his whole life but finds himself a sheriff of a western town when he falls out of his family's car on a road trip.
At first, Rango just has fun with the new life, but he eventually becomes a trusted figure in the town as he continues to prove himself despite his domesticity. Abigail Breslin voices a cute and sweet mouse called Priscilla in the movie.
The Ultimate Gift (2006) - 7.3
The Ultimate Gift follows the wealthy, privileged, and selfish Jason after his wealthy grandfather dies and leaves him a mission instead of the inheritance Jason was expecting.
Jason starts the journey, thinking he'll check the boxes and receive a cash prize at the end, but instead learns valuable life lessons along the way. He befriends a gravely ill young girl (Breslin) and her mother in the film as well.
My Sister's Keeper (2009) - 7.4
My Sister's Keeper is a dramatic film about tragedy and family Abigail Breslin stars in this film as Anna, who was conceived by her parents mainly to help prolong the life of her older sister.
Anna's parents have forced her to go through multiple surgeries, like bone marrow transplants, to help her older sister who has cancer. Anna decides that this isn't the life she wants nor is it fair and decides to sue her parents for emancipation, which causes obvious rifts within the family.
Zombieland (2009) - 7.6
Zombieland has become a classic zombie movie due to its offbeat comedy and engaging characters, including the surprising and hilarious Bill Murray cameo.
The show follows an odd group including Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson as an unlikely duo and Emma Stone and Abigail Breslin as sisters trying to survive the zombie apocalypse. The two pairs meet up and learn how to get along and survive together against the constant zombie threat.
Little Miss Sunshine (2006) - 7.8
Abigail Breslin stars in Little Miss Sunshine, a family comedy-drama that follows the family (Greg Kinnear, Toni Collette, Steve Carrell, Alan Alda, and Paul Dano) as they struggle to travel across the United States so she can participate in a children's beauty pageant.
The family becomes closer throughout the road trip antics and it is a touching and heartfelt movie.
