Julia Roberts Movies in Order & How Many Are There
Julia Roberts is certainly one of the best actresses in history. She always had such an amazing talent, and she showed it in a lot of movies. Well, in this article, we will let you know exactly in how many movies and what is the best way to watch Julia Roberts movies in order.
Julia Fiona Roberts (born October 28, 1967) is an American actress. Known for her leading roles in films encompassing a variety of genres, she has received multiple accolades, including an Academy Award, a British Academy Film Award, and three Golden Globe Awards.
The films in which she has starred have collectively grossed over $3.9 billion globally, making her one of Hollywood’s most bankable stars.
Now let us tell you how many movies has Julia Roberts been in.
In how many movies has Julia Roberts starred?
According to IMDb, Julia Roberts has been in at least 68 movies. She had her first appearances in the 80s, in Mystic Pizza (1988) and Steel Magnolias (1989). In addition to her amazing movie talent, People magazine has named her the most beautiful woman in the world a record five times.
Check out all Julia Roberts movies sorted by the release date in our table below. We have sorted it by decades.
| 1980s | 1990s | 2000s | 2010s | 2020s |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Satisfaction (1987) | Pretty Woman (1990) | Erin Brockovich (2000) | Valentine’s Day (2010) | Ticket to Paradise (2022) |
| Baja Oklahoma (1988) | Flatliners (1990) | The Mexican (2001) | Eat Pray Love (2010) | Leave the World Behind |
| Mystic Pizza (1988) | Sleeping with the Enemy (1991) | America’s Sweethearts (2001) | Love, Wedding, Marriage (2011) | |
| Blood Red (1989) | Dying Young (1991) | Ocean’s Eleven (2001) | Larry Crowne (2011) | |
| Steel Magnolias (1989) | Hook (1991) | Grand Champion (2002) | Mirror Mirror (2012) | |
| The Player (1992) | Full Frontal (2002) | August: Osage County (2013) | ||
| The Pelican Brief (1993) | Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002) | The Normal Heart (2014) | ||
| I Love Trouble (1994) | Mona Lisa Smile (2003) | Secret in Their Eyes (2015) | ||
| Prêt-à -Porter (1994) | Closer (2004) | Mother’s Day (2016) | ||
| Something to Talk About (1995) | Ocean’s Twelve (2004) | Money Monster (2016) | ||
| Mary Reilly (1996) | The Ant Bully (2006) | Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017) | ||
| Michael Collins (1996) | Charlotte’s Web (2006) | Wonder (2017) | ||
| Everyone Says I Love You (1996) | Charlie Wilson’s War (2007) | Ben Is Back (2018) | ||
| My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) | Fireflies in the Garden (2008) | |||
| Conspiracy Theory (1997) | Duplicity (2009) | |||
| Stepmom (1998) | ||||
| Notting Hill (1999) | ||||
| Runaway Bride (1999) |
Julia Roberts movies in order
Let’s now see all Julia Roberts movies in order by their release date and we will let you know what is each movie about, so you can know which will you choose for your next watch and if some you want to skip.
Satisfaction (1988)
A group of teenagers has a band, Mystery, with Jennie as the lead singer. They go to a bar on the coast and play during the summer. Jennie falls in love with the owner of the bar, Martin. They get an offer to play in Europe and perhaps become famous. But are they ready for it?
Baja Oklahoma (1988)
Dan Jenkins co-wrote the screenplay based on his novel of the same name about Juanita, a barmaid in Ft. Worth, Texas, who wants to be a country-western songwriter.
Mystic Pizza (1988)
Like all teenage girls, three waitresses at Mystic City’s favorite pizzeria go through a period of first love and disappointment. Kat (A. Gish), the prototype of a good girl, unexpectedly falls in love with the married Tim Travers (W. R. Moses), whose child she is babysitting to save money for university studies.
Her more enterprising older sister, Daisy (J. Roberts), enters into a relationship with Charles (A. Storke), the spoiled scion of a rich family. Jojo (L. Taylor) adores her muscular and not-so-discerning boyfriend Bill (V. D’Onofrio), but she’s not ready to get married yet. The girls share the excitement and secrets of their longest summer with each other and with the owner of the pizzeria, Leona (C. Ferrell), who loves them like her own daughters…
Blood Red (1989)
In 19th-century California, a Sicilian family of able winemakers gets targeted by a corrupt railroad tycoon after they refuse to leave their land.
Steel Magnolias (1989)
In the small town of Chinquapin, Louisiana, a wedding is about to take place. The bride is Shelby (Julia Roberts), a stubborn beauty for whom her mother M’Lynn (Sally Field) would do anything in the world. Truvy (Dolly Parton) is the owner of a beauty salon. Ouiser (Shirley MacLaine), the richest and meanest woman in town, and Clairee (Olympia Dukakis), an elegant widow, visit the salon to gossip about the town’s residents.
The atmosphere is further enlivened when the bubbly Annelle (Daryl Hannah) appears with her mysterious past. These six magnolias stick together, give each other support and in their own way talk about the ups and downs in the life of a small town in the south.
Pretty Woman (1990)
Edward Lewis (R. Gere) is a ruthless and extremely rich businessman who specializes in buying companies in business difficulties, which he then divides into smaller parts and sells well, without worrying about the fate of the employees. Lewis comes to Los Angeles on business, where the young and attractive street prostitute Vivian Ward (J. Roberts) shows him the way to Beverly Hills.
He invites her to spend the night with him in a luxury hotel, and the next day he proposes that she stay with him for the entire business week in Los Angeles, for three thousand dollars. Since she liked Lewis, Vivian accepts, and he buys her a new and very expensive wardrobe. Vivian’s immediacy and kindness begin to have a positive effect on the stubborn businessman…
Flatliners (1990)
A group of students are about to die for a truly unusual reason – to talk about it. Five ambitious students embark on a challenging and dangerous experiment that goes beyond the confines of life.
In order to look death in the face and find out what happens to the human brain when vital functions disappear, the manipulative and ambitious Nelson Wright (Kiefer Sutherland) recruited a self-taught expert on the subject of death (Julia Roberts), a former medical student (Kevin Bacon) and a charmer (William Baldwin) and a selfish documentarian (Oliver Platt).
After one of the students stops his heart and a straight line on the monitor shows the condition of clinical death, a selected team is involved and, at the last moment, using medical methods, brings the person who was on the verge of death back to life. However, playing with death, they soon discover changes in themselves that manifest when they return from the “dead”…
Sleeping with the Enemy (1991)
When Laura Burney (Julia Roberts) met her husband four years ago, she could not understand the depth of the dark passion with which he is bound to her. Martin (Patric Bergin) and Laura are outwardly an ideal couple. They live in a luxurious house by the sea and the handsome husband clearly adores Laura and showers her with affection and gifts.
However, we soon discover that the perfect marriage for the young woman is a torture chamber in which she is given over to bizarre games and mental and physical abuse in front of the normal Martin. Laura fakes her own death and secretly escapes to the small town where she lives with a new identity. When Martin learns that she is alive, he embarks on a revenge campaign and will stop at nothing to kill his wife.
Dying Young (1991)
After finding out that her boyfriend cheated on her, Hilary O’Neil (Julia Roberts) wants a fresh start and a job. She starts working as a private nurse with a young man named Victor (Campbell Scott) who has been diagnosed with leukemia. The two soon fall in love, but they know their love will not last long because of his illness.
Hook (1991)
Peter Banning (Robin Williams) is a forty-year-old lawyer who has completely forgotten his true identity. Pressed by obligations, Banning neglected his family and pushed deep into oblivion the fact that he was actually Peter Pan.
When the Bannings visit Peter’s grandmother Maggie in London, the lawyer’s children are kidnapped by the evil Captain Hook (Dustin Hoffman) from Neverland, and the grandmother reminds Banning of his childlike soul. Encouraged by the old woman’s words, Peter Pan sets out on a mission to save the children, and the lovely Tinkerbell (Julia Roberts) arrives to help him.
The Player (1992)
Young Griffin Mill (T. Robbins) is employed in a Hollywood studio and listens to dozens of movie ideas offered to him by screenwriters every day. When he starts getting threatening messages, he figures they’re being sent by David Kahane (V. D’Onofrio), the screenwriter he turned down a few months ago.
Mill travels to Pasadena to talk to him, but an argument and fight ensue in which Mill kills Kahane and flees the scene. In the next few days, things spiral out of control: Mill fears that his position at work is threatened, threatening messages continue to arrive, the police question him about meeting Kahane, and he is irresistibly attracted to Kahane’s girlfriend June Gudmundsdottir (G. Scacchi)…
The Pelican Brief (1993)
The murders of two judges of the supreme court caused a real storm of public dissatisfaction, but the investigative bodies are groping in the dark, so it seems that the perpetrators will get away unpunished. A college professor of law, who a few years ago was an assistant to one of the murdered, receives a report from his student and lover, Darby Shaw (Julia Roberts), which investigates the possible background of the murders and points to the potential culprits, i.e. the orderers.
But what at first seemed like a brilliantly executed college exercise by an ambitious student turns into a real nightmare after the professor hands over the report to a friend who works in the FBI. Suddenly, Darby finds herself in a whole series of dangerous situations, and after her car blows up, there’s no doubt that she’s scratched too deep below the surface.
I Love Trouble (1994)
A high school teacher attends his father’s funeral, and after the funeral, he puts microfilm and a revolver in his bag and takes the train to Chicago. At the station, a thin man kindly showed him which carriage would not be crowded. In front of Chicago, the train derails and all the people in the carriage where the professor was were killed. Peter Brackett (N. Nolte) is a famous columnist for the Chicago Chronicle who, due to a small mistake at work, is sent by editor Matt Greenfield (R. Loggia) to do a small report on the accident, although it is a task below his reputation.
At the scene of the accident, the beautiful Sabrina Peterson (J. Roberts), a reporter for the rival Chicago Globe newspaper, also appears. Brackett, also known as a big womanizer, tries to charm her, but he doesn’t take her seriously as a journalist. The next day, he is unpleasantly surprised to see that the article published by the Chicago Globe is much better than his.
His editor sees it, and so does Sabrina. From that moment on, the two of them begin to compete by all legal and less legal means to see who can write the better article about the event, as Sabrina discovers that it may not have been an accident. Someone will even try to eliminate unwanted journalist snoops. And for all their apparent bigotry, the two can’t escape the fact that Sabrina is beautiful and attractive, and Brackett is irresistibly charming…
Prêt-à -Porter (1994)
The plot of Altman’s film takes place in Paris, during one of the two annual fashion shows when the la creme de la creme of the fashion jet-set gathers there: top models and creators, as well as a crowd of journalists.
Something to Talk About (1995)
Grace discovers that her husband, Eddie, is having an affair with another woman. After a wildly public confrontation with Eddie and his mistress, Grace packs up their daughter and returns home to her parents’ horse farm to regroup. To her surprise and dismay, everyone around her is still mired in old-fashioned ideals and believes she should forgive and forget Eddie’s indiscretion.
Her sister, Emma Rae, who is furious at Eddie and lets him know it, is also unwilling to let Grace pretend this has come out of nowhere, or that she did not make choices that led to her current predicament. Eddie, too, confronts Grace about her withdrawal from their life, and his feelings of abandonment after what started out as an affectionate, loving marriage.
Her father feels the whole affair is dragging focus from an upcoming horse-jumping competition, but he and Grace’s mother, Georgia, face their own set of problems with fidelity.
Mary Reilly (1996)
Beneath the meek demeanor of the innocent Mary hides a steely will that helped her overcome a violent and painful past. In the service of Dr. Jekyll, she finally found a safe harbor. Loyal to the brilliant and reclusive doctor, Mary finds herself drawn to his mysterious assistant, Mr. Hyde.
Together they share a terrible secret that casts a shadow of fear and danger over Jekyll’s household. As Hyde grows stronger, the gentle doctor collapses, and only Mary can uncover the terrible truth.
Michael Collins (1996)
Ireland was a colony of the British kingdom for 700 years. The desire of the Irish for independence never waned, and it culminated in Easter 1916, during the armed rebellion, when the Dublin post office was attacked. The British government ruthlessly suppressed the uprising, and immediately shot the leaders. Among the rebellious Irish patriots were young Michael Collins (L. Neeson) and his best friend and comrade Harry Boland (A. Quinn). Since that time, Collins has been the main organizer of the “invisible army” that fights with weapons against, as they say, the British occupation. They kill all the people who represent the British government – policemen, soldiers, secret agents. The first part of the film shows that struggle and the way it was organized.
A big help to Collins is Ned Broy (S. Rea), a clerk who works for the British authorities. He is his chief spy. Broy even gave Collins access to British files on him and his comrades from the Irish Republican Army. Collins and the “shadow government”, headed by President Eamon De Valera (A. Rickman), dream of an independent Republic of Ireland. In the short breaks between the wars, Collins meets the beautiful Kitty Kiernan (J. Roberts), with whom he will later enter into a romantic relationship. De Valera, who is arrested by the British, escapes from prison and goes to America, where he seeks support from President Wilson.
Little by little, the English also agree to negotiations, and De Valera sends the diplomatically inexperienced Collins, whom the English public considers a terrorist and a murderer, as a negotiator. Collins achieved as much as he could: for the British government to agree to the establishment of a free state of Ireland, which would have its own government but be part of the British kingdom. The eternal fighter Collins is convinced that he has achieved a lot and that the bloodshed will stop. De Valera and other Irish politicians are not satisfied, because they want an independent republic…
Everyone Says I Love You (1996)
The Dandridge’s are a wealthy and liberal New York family headed by married couple Bob and Steffi, and in addition to their common children – Skylar, Scott and Laura, Steffi also has a daughter Djuna called DJ from her relationship with Joe Berlin. Joe and Steffi remained on good terms, and everyone knows that Joe is still in love with Steffi.
His relationships with other women regularly end in failure, but during his stay in Europe, he meets a young and beautiful American woman, Von. At the same time, Skylar, who should soon marry a suitable young man Holden, falls in love with the paroled criminal Charles Ferry, to the horror of her parents…
My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997)
Julianne (Julia Roberts) broke up with Michael during college, but with the agreement that they would marry each other if they were still single at 28. When Michael (Dermot Mulroney) calls Julianne just before her 28th birthday, she immediately thinks he’s going to propose.
But the cruel reality is different – Michael wants to break the news to her that in three days he will marry the new chosen one of his heart, the beautiful Kimberly (Cameron Diaz). Julianna has no choice but to take matters into her own hands and prevent the wedding with the help of her faithful friend, the goofy homosexual George (Rupert Everett).
Conspiracy Theory (1997)
Jerry Fletcher (M. Gibson) is a slightly bizarre taxi driver in New York, obsessed day and night with theories about Government conspiracies. Among other things, he believes that NASA launched its spacecraft to cause an earthquake that will kill the president during his visit to Turkey. However, one of his countless and almost incredible theories turns out to be true, as Jerry overnight becomes the target of the Government’s men and a certain Dr. Jonas (P. Stewart), who seek to eliminate him at all costs.
The problem is that Jerry is already known as a man with obsessive problems, so no one trusts him except Alice Sutton (J. Roberts). Alice works at the Ministry of Justice where she tries to shed light on the murder of her father who was a judge.
Helping Jerry, quite unexpectedly, she discovers that Jerry may be the key to the solution she is looking for, because he was the last to see her father alive…
Stepmom (1998)
Jackie (Susan Sarandon) and Luke (Ed Harris) are getting divorced, and their children, Anna (Jena Malone) and Ben (Liam Aiken) are having a hard time coming to terms with the fact that their parents are divorcing and that there is a new woman in their father’s life, a successful photographer Isabel (Julia Roberts).
She tries to make the children feel comfortable even when they are with their father, but she loves her job and does not intend to give it up. Their mother, Jackie, finds Isabel’s efforts insultingly inadequate. She doesn’t understand how her work can be as important as her children. Their conflict is deepened by the sudden diagnosis of a tumor that could be fatal for Jackie.
Notting Hill (1999)
William Thacker (H. Grant) is the owner of a small bookstore in London’s Notting Hill district. He leads a simple life. When he’s not working, he spends time with his goofy sister Honey (E. Chambers), best friend Max (T. McInnerny) and his wife Bella (G. McKee), and totally unhinged roommate Spike (R. Ifans). He is divorced and has no girlfriend. However, one day everything will change. A world star, the American actress Anna Scott (J. Roberts), who is presenting her latest film in London, enters the bookstore and into his life.
When they meet again on the street a few moments later, William accidentally spills orange juice on her, so Anna agrees to stop by his apartment across the street to get dressed. After several comical misunderstandings, it seems that a passionate love affair will begin, but unforeseen circumstances will change the situation.
Runaway Bride (1999)
Maggie (Julia Roberts) is a woman who left so many fiancés at the altar that she was nicknamed the “Runaway Bride”. A New York reporter (Richard Gere) was assigned to write an article about her.
He finds her in a small town in Maryland, where she spends time with her family and prepares for a new wedding. But the more time she spends with the persistent reporter, the more Maggie wonders if she really wants to marry her fiancé.
Erin Brockovich (2000)
After losing a court case, Erin Brockovich (Julia Roberts) takes a job with her lawyer, Ed Masry (Albert Finney), as a receptionist. Erin soon discovers that dirty work is taking place in the small Californian town of Hinkley: a large company, “Pacific Gas & Electric”, is trying to cover up a large-scale environmental disaster in which the drinking water sources are completely contaminated, which ultimately resulted in numerous diseases of the local population.
Step by step, Erin wins the locals over and, collecting 600 or so lawsuits with Ed, launches a lawsuit against the company responsible. Unlike a lot of pathetic courtroom dramas with grandiose epilogues, “Erin Brockovich” is an honest slice of life, without dressing up and pandering to the audience. Similar to her famous role in “Pretty Woman”, Julia Roberts once again plays a peculiar woman without a hair on her tongue, this time in the fight for the rights of socially disadvantaged classes.
The Mexican (2001)
If you don’t know which is more dangerous without a fuse, love or guns, this excellent adventure thriller set in the unpredictable heat of Mexico will show us. Jerry Welsbach (Brad Pitt) has just been faced with two ultimatums. His mob boss has arranged for him to go to Mexico, where he should come into possession of a valuable antique gun known as “The Mexican”.
This would make him atone for his previous mistakes, and if he fails, he will face serious consequences. Another ultimatum is imposed on him by his girlfriend Samantha (Julia Roberts), who wants Jerry to cut ties with his boss at all costs. Concluding that it is more worthwhile for him to anger the girl but stay alive, Jerry goes across the border, where he easily finds a gun, but problems begin with transportation. The gun supposedly carries a curse, which Jerry finds easier to believe after a series of problems.
America’s Sweethearts (2001)
Kiki is in love with the actor Eddie, the husband of her sister Gwen. If this premise sounds interesting to you, “America’s Sweetheart” will provide you with a real injection of romance, but also a realistic look at Hollywood relationships. Enjoy watching Julia Roberts and charming John Cusack in impossible conditions for love! Kiki Harrison (Julia Roberts) is the sister and personal assistant of the famous actress Gwen (Catherine Zeta-Jones). Although Gwen no longer lives with her husband Eddie (John Cusack), the promotion of the new movie title puts her in the awkward situation of having to appear in public with her slightly forgotten spouse.
No one, except publicist Lee (Billy Crystal), who recognizes Kiki’s obvious affection for the attractive Eddie, notices that Kiki is unhappy. Even though Gwen is in a secret relationship with Spanish actor Hector (Hank Azaria), that doesn’t stop her from trying to win her husband again. But Kiki spends more and more time with Eddie, and he finally begins to notice how attractive and intelligent she is.
Ocean’s Eleven (2001)
Freshly paroled robber Danny Ocean (George Clooney) plans to simultaneously rob three casinos in Las Vegas, owned by ruthless businessman Terry Benedict, who has recently started an affair with Danny’s ex-wife Tess.
Ocean gathers a team of eleven top professionals, and his main associate is Rusty Ryan. He will carry out the robbery at the time of the long-awaited boxing match between the world champion Lennox Lewis and the challenger Vladimir Klitschko, when there will be as much as 150 million dollars in the casinos…
Grand Champion (2002)
The tale of a spunky young boy named Buddy and his prize-winning calf, Hokey, as they climb from the underdog position up through the ranks of several Texas stock shows to ultimately fight to win the coveted title of Grand Champion.
Full Frontal (2002)
The film shows a day in the life of several confused, depressed and neurotic residents of Los Angeles. Ed (Enrico Colantani) is a writer whose screenplay is currently in production, as well as his theater piece that will soon see its premiere. Ivan’s writing partner, Carl (David Hyde Price) is married to Lee (Cathrine Keener), a hapless vice president of recruiting.
Lee has a romantic relationship with famous actor Calvin (Blair Underwood), who stars with Francesca (Julia Roberts) in Carl and Ed’s movie. Lea’s sister Linda (Mary McCormack) is a masseuse who is looking forward to the upcoming weekend when she will meet a stranger she met online. That stranger is actually Ed…
Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)
My name is Charles Hirsch Barris. I am a pop songwriter and TV producer. I am responsible for filling the program with mind-numbing entertainment. In addition, I killed 33 people. He became famous on TV, but his greatest achievements were achieved outside of television. As Barris enjoys the glamor of his life of partying and espionage, things spiral out of control.
He is torn between the woman who loves him and the one he fantasizes about. He receives increasing criticism for the type of entertainment he promotes and becomes the target of an escaped agent.
Mona Lisa Smile (2003)
Katherine Watson (Julia Roberts) comes from California to the prestigious Wellesley University to teach art history. He expects his female students, who are the best and smartest in the country, to take advantage of the opportunities given to them, but he soon realizes that he is in a society that is limited by civil norms.
In encouraging her female students to be independent, she comes into conflict with conservative forces, including the classy Betty (Kirsten Dunst). Katherine becomes a role model and mentor, and through the students’ attempts to find their own way, Katherine herself learns to expand her horizons. Katharine is a very modern woman, and has a great passion for art and female students who mostly spend their time waiting for the right moment to find the right man to marry.
All the students are very smart, and Watson is convinced that they are not exploiting their potential. Although a strong bond is established between the professor and the students, Katherine Watson’s views are completely incompatible with the dominant culture of the university.
Closer (2004)
Close Relationships is the story of chance encounters, sudden attractions and easy betrayals of four strangers. Anne (Julia Roberts) is a recently divorced successful photographer who is in love with Dan (Jude Law), a rising novelist who writes obituaries.
The self-confident dermatologist Larry (Clive Owen) and the enigmatic Alice (Natalie Portman) also join the story. All of them live in contemporary London and speak in an excellent way about human relations of the modern age
Ocean’s Twelve (2004)
The rules haven’t changed at all in the time that has passed since the first joint action: no one can be hurt, no one who doesn’t deserve it can be stolen, and the game must be played as if you have nothing to lose.
They say revenge is a strange thing, but it seems someone forgot to tell a group of top-notch, funny and irresistible thieves led by Danny Ocean (George Clooney) and his right-hand man Rusty Ryan (Brad Pitt) that, or they just didn’t care. when they turned on the property of the infamous Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia).
Enraged and eager to collect the debt, Benedict finds all the crew members and demands back everything that was stolen from him, with interest. Since they have only two weeks to acquire $190 million, Ocean and his men go to Europe, where they will not only face security systems that are insurmountable at first, second and third glance, but also a thief who wants to prove that he is an even more skilled thief.
You’re either in or you’re out – although, this time, that warning seems to be just a rhetorical figure, because the whole team is back in without thinking or doubting, but also with one new member, so Ocean’s 11 in the second installment of Steven Soderbergh’s casual gangster franchise turn into “Ocean’s 12”
The Ant Bully (2006)
Ten-year-old Lucas Nickle (Zach Tyler) has recently moved to a new town with his family and hasn’t found a single friend. His parents (Cheri Oteri, Larry Miller) haven’t been paying him much attention lately because they’re busy planning their anniversary weekend trip to Puerto Vallarta, and his sister Tiffany (Allison Mack) is making him unhappy.
Meanwhile, his lovable but slightly crazy grandmother Momo (Lily Tomlin) spends her time trying to protect her family from the aliens she’s read about in magazines. To make matters worse, Lucas has become the prime target of Steve, the neighborhood bully who never misses an opportunity to harass him. That’s why Lucas enjoys destroying anthills in his yard and takes revenge on the helpless mounds of dirt and their tiny inhabitants by kicking, stomping and dousing them with water. But Lucas does not know that there is a living and busy world under his feet, and those who look like stupid ants to him are part of a complex society with names and relationships, responsibilities and feelings.
They’ve had enough of their home being destroyed by Lucas the Destroyer and are ready to strike back. The magical potion that the ant wizard Zoc (Nicolas Cage) has been working on for a long time is finally ready. One drop in Lucas’s giant ear will reduce him to the size of an ant and take him deep into the earth to the ant court.
Charlotte’s Web (2006)
One spring on a farm in Maine, a little girl, Fern, learns that her father is planning to kill a little pig, to whom she has grown attached. After she asks him not to do it anyway, Fern gets Wilbur, whom she starts breeding and raising as a pet. But when Wilbur grows up, Fern is forced to leave him to the Zuckerman family for dinner.
During this time, Wilbur befriends the female spider Charlotte, who wants to help him avoid being eaten. With the help of other farm animals, including the resourceful rat Templeton, Charlotte wants to convince the Zuckermans that Wilbur is a special pig.
Charlie Wilson’s War (2007)
This satirical yet poignant drama “Charlie Wilson’s War” with an unparalleled cast features vivid cameos from Academy Award winner Philip Seymour Hoffman and Academy Award-nominated actress Amy Adams, a sharp script from the pen of Emmy Award winner Aaron Sorkin, and insightful direction from legendary director Mike Nichols.
The result of this compilation of mega talents is a surprisingly accurate overview of Western interference in the Middle East, as well as a very interesting story about a real political avenger, a man who becomes one of the most original and all-time characters.
Fireflies in the Garden (2008)
Lisa Waechter (Julia Roberts) is a woman who long ago gave up her desires and dreams, all in order to keep her family together. But after her sudden death, long-repressed feelings erupt in the family. Will the tragic death of a beloved mother and wife completely destroy the Waechter family?
Duplicity (2009)
CIA agent Claire Stenwick (Julia Roberts) and MI6 agent Ray Koval (Clive Owen) leave their agencies to try their hand at an extremely profitable war between two powerful corporations.
Their mission? Get hold of a formula that will bring billions to whoever patents it first. While the game gets dirtier and the tricks more dangerous, something unexpected appears between the two spies – love.
Valentine’s Day (2010)
Julia Roberts, Ashton Kutcher, Patrick Dempsey, Shirley MacLaine, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba, Anne Hathaway, Jessica Biel, Taylor Lautner, Jamie Foxx, Emma Roberts, Taylor Swift and Queen Latifah are just some of the dozens of famous Hollywood stars who appear in this story about couples and singles in Los Angeles who must face the pressures and expectations of the upcoming Valentine’s Day.
Eat Pray Love (2010)
Liz Gilbert (Roberts) had everything in her life that a modern woman dreams of – a husband, a house and a successful career. However, just like many, she felt lost, confused and searching for what she really wanted in life.
Freshly divorced and at a real crossroads in her life, Gilbert decides to leave her “safe living zone”, risk everything to change her life and embark on a journey around the world that will become a real quest for self-discovery.
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On his journey, he will discover the true pleasures of Italian cuisine; the power of prayer in India and, completely unexpectedly, the first true love in Bali.
Love, Wedding, Marriage (2011)
Mandy Moore plays a marriage counselor who recently married Charlie and whose life changes when she discovers that her parents’ apparently happy and long-lasting marriage is threatened with divorce.
Determined to appease her parents for their 30th wedding anniversary, she organizes a surprise party and nothing can stop her.
Larry Crowne (2011)
After losing his job, a middle-aged man doesn’t know what to do with the free time he suddenly has and decides to enroll in a local college to start over.
There he becomes part of a motley community of renegades and the despised who are trying to create a better future for themselves. At the same time, he falls in love with a professor who has lost her passion for teaching as well as her husband.
Mirror Mirror (2012)
After their beloved king abandons them, his ruthless wife takes control of the kingdom and his beautiful 18-year-old stepdaughter, Snow White, whom she hides in the palace.
But when the princess catches the attention of a charming and wealthy prince, the jealous queen chases the girl into a nearby forest. Snow White then teams up with a gang of quarrelsome dwarves to reclaim the kingdom that is rightfully hers… and of course her prince.
August: Osage County (2013)
A black comedy with award-winning actors, August in Osange County follows the lives of strong women from the Weston family, whose paths have diverged.
A family crisis brings them back to Oklahoma, to the house where they grew up and to the dysfunctional woman who raised them – their mother. Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts were nominated for Oscars for their performances.
The Normal Heart (2014)
This HBO drama tells the dramatic, moving and often bittersweet story of the early days of the HIV and AIDS crisis in New York City in the early 1980s, providing an unflinching look at the state’s sexual politics as gay activists and their allies struggle to get the word out, and the truth about the growing epidemic to a city and a nation that denies it.
Secret in Their Eyes (2015)
A well-coordinated team of successful investigators – Ray (Chiwetel Ejiofor) and Jess Cobb (Julia Roberts), together with the boss Claire Sloan (Nicole Kidman), suddenly tear apart the brutal and inexplicable murder of Jess’s teenage daughter.
13 years later, after a daily search for the killer, Ray finally finds a new clue that he is sure can solve the whole case and put the killer behind bars. But no one is prepared for a shocking and incomprehensible secret that will reveal the permanently destructive effects of personal revenge on the human soul.
It is the remake of the Argentinian movie from above, The Secret in Their Eyes.
Mother’s Day (2016)
The story of three mothers who experience different situations in the days before Mother’s Day. Sweet, complex, witty and touching – just like moms around the world. Garry Marshal also gathered big stars in this film: Jennifer Aniston, Kate Hudson, Julia Roberts and Jason Sudeikis.
Money Monster (2016)
Lee Gates is a bombastic television host who was turned by his own popular financial show into a virtual Wall Street miracle worker. However, after recommending everyone to buy high-tech stocks that mysteriously fail, an angry investor comes to the studio and takes Gates and the behind-the-camera crew led by top producer Patty Fenn hostage live on camera.
As everything unfolds in real time, Gates and Fenn must find a way to survive while uncovering the truth behind the big lie behind the money game…
Smurfs: The Lost Village (2017)
In the third installment of this popular animated series, Smurfette, with the help of a mysterious map and accompanied by her best friends, will embark on an exciting adventure through the Forbidden Forest filled with magical creatures to find a mysterious hidden village before the evil wizard Gargamel does.
Wonder (2017)
August is a ten-year-old boy who has to live with a severe genetic disorder that has caused him to have a disfigured face and head since birth. After 28 surgeries, due to which he was never able to attend school normally, at the age of ten, his parents enrolled him in fifth grade at Beecher Elementary School.
Auggie starts school with a lot of fear and disbelief and is afraid that he will be exposed to the stares, outrage and comments of his school friends every day.
Ben Is Back (2018)
On Christmas morning, 19-year-old Ben Burns unexpectedly arrives home to his family’s luxury home in the suburbs. His mother Holly is thrilled to be reunited with her son, but worries about Ben’s ability to stay out of the drug world again, while his sister Ivy and stepfather Neal fear their lives will be completely turned upside down. During the next twenty-four hours, new truths will be revealed, and a mother’s unquestionable love for her son will be tested to the limit…
Ticket to Paradise (2022)
Julia Roberts and George Clooney, now in the role of a divorced couple on a joint mission, will try to prevent their daughter in love from making the same mistake they did – getting married.
Leave the World Behind
Due to strange events occurring in the city, a black family return to their summer cottage, which they have rented to a white family. As the strange events continue outside, tensions between the families rise.
Do you need to watch Julia Roberts movies in order?
Most of Julia Roberts movies you don’t need to watch in order, but some, such as Ocean’s Eleven and Twelve should be watched in order.
Will there be more Julia Roberts movies in the future?
There will certainly be more Julia Roberts movies in the future and we can’t wait to update our list with them as they come out.
