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Will Smith Movies Quiz

Can you name these movies that starred Will Smith?
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First submittedMay 21, 2012
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Year
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Movie
1996
Aliens easily destroy most of the Earth's major cities, but are somehow
defeated by fighter pilots and a computer hacker
Independence Day
1997
Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones protect Earth from myriad space aliens
Men in Black
2007
The last man on Earth is looking for the cure to a virus that turns
people into vampire-like creatures
I Am Legend
1999
Secret service agents of the 1860s confront an ex-Confederate scientist who
has incredible steampunk technology such as a giant mechanical spider
Wild Wild West
2001
The true story of the most famous boxer of the 20th century
Ali
2021
Man has a harebrained scheme to turn his daughters into tennis champions
King Richard
2006
Homeless single father dreams of becoming a stockbroker
The Pursuit of
Happyness
2005
Professional date doctor helps men woo the women of their dreams
Hitch
1995
Best friends are Miami narcotics detectives
Bad Boys
2019
Street urchin wins the love of a princess thanks to a genie
Aladdin
2019
Government assassin is pursued by a younger clone of himself
Gemini Man
2017
LAPD policeman lives in a modern city full of orcs and elves
Bright
2000
Magical caddy helps man face his personal demons and compete
in the big golf tournament
The Legend of
Bagger Vance
2008
Man commits suicide and donates his organs to seven random strangers
Seven Pounds
2008
Alcoholic superhero meets the love of his life, but there's a catch
Hancock
2016
Team of DC Comics supervillains work for the U.S. government
Suicide Squad
2004
In the year 2035, humanoid robots serve mankind and follow three simple rules
to govern their behavior - what could go wrong?
I, Robot
2013
Humans have managed to escape the solar system and settle on an entirely
new planet, but are implausibly hunted by strange beasts that can sense fear
After Earth
2015
The NFL is trying to suppress evidence of brain trauma in former players
Concussion
2004
Fish angers a crime family of sharks
Shark Tale
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Level 4
May 26, 2012
Good Quiz. Although I did Bad :)
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Level 37
Aug 14, 2014
I'm just struck by the fact that I've only seen 2 of his movies, Bagger Vance and Six Degrees, which aren't even the films he's known for.
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Level 79
Mar 14, 2015
Seven Pounds and The Pursuit of Happyness were both pretty good. Bagger Vance as well, the others...not so much.
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Level 68
Dec 11, 2021
Seven pounds was not good.

You could tell the filmmakers (director/screenwriter) were trying to do something good but the story wasn't told properly.

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Level 84
Nov 28, 2017
My favorite was "Enemy of the State", but that may have more to do with Gene Hackman being in the movie than Will Smith's talents. Still, he was fine in that.

"Seven Pounds" is a close 2nd, then "I, Robot" (which I was pleasantly surprised by), and "I Am Legend".

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Level 61
Oct 23, 2019
I was bummed Enemy of the State wasn't on here. As far as I'm concerned, that was his best movie.
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Level 84
Nov 28, 2017
Which reminds me....is Gene Hackman considered JetPunk-worthy? Or is he too old to have his own Movie quiz?
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Level 84
Nov 12, 2019
Two years later....and apparently not. And that's a real shame.
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Level 89
Oct 22, 2019
Upon examining this list I've realized that Will Smith's never been in anything that's "great." He's been in some good ones, sure, but most of his movies are either mediocre or downright awful.
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Level 82
Oct 22, 2019
True. How is he such a big star? I guess Men in Black and Independence Day were both pretty big hits when they came out. Sure have done a lot of work for him...
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Level 67
Oct 22, 2019
He's really charismatic, which helps carry mediocre, big-budget pictures like Hancock, Independence Day, I Am Legend, etc. to make sure they are profitable. He's appealing mostly to people who rarely see movies and want the comfort of something familiar and reliable when they bother to go at all (I think this is also a big reason fast food is successful despite its low quality: no matter where you are, you know what you're getting with a Big Mac). He has basically played himself in every movie except Ali. People don't want to see him act. They want to see him be himself. He definitely has appeal, but he isn't interested in making great movies or taking chances. My old screenwriting professor was hired to work on one of his projects and he told us that Will Smith has a set of musts (and must-nots) for his films in order to ensure box office success: a love story, some kind of supernatural element, etc. There's only so far to fall when you insist on those elements.
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Level 72
Oct 22, 2019
Made he rode the Fresh Prince wave right into movie success... Or maybe some things cannot be explained. ;)
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Level 82
Oct 22, 2019
I guess that makes sense. And you're right he's been essentially the same character in almost every movie he's ever been in, even Aladdin, except for Ali and I would add Concussion. He was also a little less cocky in Pursuit of Happyness but still similar character archetype.
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Level 71
Dec 13, 2021
I think he turned in a really good performance as Richard Williams in King Richard. It helps that he's able to be so mannered, which can be a kind of crutch (e.g. Theron in Monster) but it's still really good.

In fact, the movie is a really well put together piece of straightforward, well-intentioned hagiography. I suspect the story is a lot more nuanced but that's what you get with this type of film. I think the filmmaking's pretty top-notch, though.

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Level 82
Oct 22, 2019
Anyone else see Gemini Man and find it implausible, given that Smith has not really aged at all in the past 25 years, that the two characters portrayed by him didn't immediately recognize one another as differently-aged versions of themselves? I literally laughed out loud in the theater when the young one said he couldn't believe he was going to look like the old one in 25 years - he looks the same! They should have cast someone else who hadn't aged as well if they wanted to include that line. Maybe Sylvester Stallone. Or Renee Zellweger.
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Level ∞
Dec 6, 2021
Val Kilmer.
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Level 82
Apr 20, 2022
I'd buy that Mickey Rourke didn't recognize himself. Or Kirstie Alley.
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Level 64
Dec 7, 2022
Yo, the concept of Gemini Man would've gone so hard with Mickey Rourke in the role, I now so wish that's who was cast.
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Level 67
Oct 22, 2019
Got Ali by accident
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Level 67
May 6, 2020
Alright I'll settle with 10
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Level 60
Dec 13, 2021
I thought The Pursuit of Happyness came out in 2007?