5 Best Emily Blunt Movies to Watch After 'Disclosure Day', Ranked by Rotten Tomatoes

Emily Blunt has long been established as one of Hollywood's most versatile actresses – she has starred in musicals, horror films, sci-fi movies, and historical dramas. She has over four dozen roles under her belt, each one a testament to her talent.

5. 'The Girl on the Train', 2016

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 44%

In this movie, Emily Blunt plays Rachel Watson, an alcoholic grieving over a recent divorce. Every day, she drives past her old house, where her ex-husband now lives with another woman.

Mourning the happy life she will never have, Rachel keeps a close eye on her former neighbors. One day, she becomes a witness to a secret of theirs and her attempt to unravel it will forever change her world.

4. 'Sunshine Cleaning', 2008

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 74%

Have you ever wondered what happens to apartments and houses where murders occur? The Lorkowski sisters did, so they started a private company that cleans especially dirty crime scenes.

The work isn't pleasant, but the sisters have no choice. Single mother Rose struggles to afford her son's education and Nora, played by Emily Blunt, can't find a normal job – she still lives with her father.

Confronted daily by death, the sisters are reminded of their mother's suicide, which they have never gotten over.

3. 'Mary Poppins Returns', 2018

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 80%

25 years ago, Jane and Michael Banks had it all: loving parents, a big house on Cherry Tree Lane, and the best nanny in the world. Now, Michael is a widower with three children who works a job he hates just to make ends meet.

Jane helps her brother as best she can and tries to stay positive. When the Banks' creditors threaten to foreclose on their house because they haven't repaid their debt, Emily Blunt's Mary Poppins appears on the doorstep.

Unlike Jane and Michael, the perfect governess hasn't changed a bit, except for a few new tricks and tunes.

2. 'The Fall Guy', 2024

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 81%

After breaking his spine, seasoned stuntman Colt Seavers quits his career and takes a job as a valet at a Mexican restaurant. He also breaks up with his girlfriend, Jody, played by Emily Blunt.

A year and a half later, Colt receives an offer to star in his ex-girlfriend's directorial debut, but he is disorganized and unsure. After getting his life together, he immediately rushes to the set.

It soon becomes clear that Jody never invited Colt to the set and is still angry with him over the breakup. Furthermore, the lead star of the new movie, Tom Ryder, has disappeared.

1. 'Sicario', 2015

Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91%

Sicario, a gripping thriller directed by Denis Villeneuve, stars Emily Blunt as Kate Macer, the head of the FBI's hostage rescue task force. During a raid, she finds herself in the home of a Mexican drug lord whose walls have become a tomb for dozens of corpses.

After her colleagues are killed by a homemade bomb while searching the property, Kate hopes to find the culprit. Accompanied by members of a special unit that fights drug cartels and a suspicious consultant from Colombia, she travels to Mexico to apprehend the criminal.

Accustomed to following the letter of the law, Macer is shocked to discover that her new team is not playing by the rules, so she must correct this.