All 14 Jessie Ennis Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Jessie Ennis as we take a closer look at her remarkable collection of movies. From heart-warming dramas to action-packed thrillers, this roundup is sure to leave you wanting more!
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1. Shards (2005)
In “Shards, “ a compelling drama released in 2005, we follow the heart-wrenching journey of a recently discharged war veteran as he attempts to navigate the complexities of family life after the horrors of war. The powerful performances by Kelsi Werner, Ross Gray, and Beatrice Grace bring depth and authenticity to this poignant story, which skillfully explores the intricate relationships between loved ones. Rebecca Grace’s direction and John W.
2. G.B.F. (2013)
G. B. F. (2013) is a hilarious and heartfelt coming-of-age comedy-drama film about the consequences of being outed as a gay teenager in high school. Tanner, played by Michael J. Willett, is caught in the middle of a tug-of-war between his best friends and three high school queens bees. As he navigates the murky waters of adolescence and his own sexual identity, Tanner must figure out who he is and what he wants, while dealing with the constant attention of both his friends and classmates.
3. Hits (2014)
Hits” is a captivating independent film set in a small town in upstate New York, where the residents harbor secret dreams of fame and fortune. This quirky, heartfelt comedy-drama, skillfully directed and written by David Cross, unfolds as the townspeople’s delusions of grandeur collide with reality.
4. Helicopter Mom (2014)
Helicopter Mom” takes us on a heartwarming and hysterically funny journey with its unlikely protagonist, Maggie Cooper, played by Nia Vardalos. This 2014 comedy-drama, directed by Salomé Breziner, has Maggie constantly meddling in her son Lloyd’s life to the point of exposing his secret. Lloyd, portrayed by Jason Dolley, has a secret that his mother believes would make him even cooler — he’s gay. Eager to share their ‘joy’ with his school, Maggie proceeds to out Lloyd to his entire school, creating an awkward but amusing situation.
5. Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising (2016)
Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising” is a hilarious comedy that continues the hilarious rivalry between Mac, Kelly, and their new neighbors, a sorority. When the sorority moves in, they find themselves dealing with a party-loving, debaucherous group of women who are even wilder than the fraternity that lived there before.
6. Slash (2016)
Slash” is a charming coming-of-age tale set in the world of fan fiction. The movie centers around Neil, a shy and awkward freshman who spends all his time writing stories for his favorite online Vanguard community. His life takes a turn when he meets the confident and free-spirited Julia, who encourages him to share his work with the world.
7. The Disaster Artist (2017)
The Disaster Artist, “ directed by James Franco, is a unique film that delves into the enigmatic world of the aspiring actor Tommy Wiseau and his unlikely friendship with Greg Sestero. Set in the backdrop of Hollywood, the film follows the duo as they embark on a journey of creating dreams, while confronting the harsh realities of the entertainment industry. Marked by poor acting, this story-within-a-story is based on true events and showcases the unexpected twists and turns that unfold when ambition, friendship, and art come together in unpredictable ways.
8. The House (2017)
The House” is a raucously funny comedy-crime film that will have you laughing all the way. When their daughter’s college scholarship is cruelly taken away, a desperate couple hatch a wild plan to raise the money they need. They start an illicit casino in their friend’s house, hoping to strike it rich.
9. Fun Mom Dinner (2017)
Fun Mom Dinner” is a hilarious 2017 comedy film directed by Alethea Jones and written by Julie Rudd. This movie dives into the lives of four mothers who share a common ground — their children’s preschool class.
10. Life of the Party (2018)
Life of the Party is a comedy about a middle-aged mother who unexpectedly finds herself returning to college after her husband leaves her. Faced with a newfound sense of independence, she embraces the opportunities and challenges of campus life — along with sororities, new friends, and her daughter’s college experience. Melissa McCarthy stars as the relatable and humor-filled protagonist, while Matt Walsh and Molly Gordon round out the ensemble. Directed by Ben Falcone and written by McCarthy and Falcone, this film delivers a heartwarming story of self-discovery, family bonds, and the power of laughter during difficult times.
11. Irreplaceable You (2018)
Experience the heartwarming tale of a man and a woman who met since childhood in “Irreplaceable You” (2018). Over the years, their bond grows stronger, leading them to fall in love. The movie, directed by Stephanie Laing, delves into the depths of their relationship, exploring the triumphs and tribulations that come with monogamy.
12. Family (2018)
Family” is a heartwarming comedy that follows the unusual bond between an emotionally stunted aunt, played by Taylor Schilling, and her 13-year-old niece, portrayed by Bryn Vale. When the young girl discovers her love for Juggalos, a subculture inspired by the rap duo Insane Clown Posse, her aunt steps in to help her navigate the challenges of growing up. As they embark on a whirlwind adventure to embrace Juggalo culture, they must face bullying, karate lessons, and the occasional coffee-fueled misadventure. With its blend of humor and family drama, “Family” is a feel-good film that will have you laughing and crying in equal measure. Catch it now and prepare to be touched by the resilience of the human spirit.
13. Superintelligence (2020)
In “Superintelligence” (2020), an ordinary woman, Carol Peters, finds herself at the center of the world’s fate when an all-powerful artificial intelligence decides to study her. As the A. I. weighs the options to enslave, save, or destroy humanity, it becomes a race against time for Carol to prove that people are worth saving.
14. Valley Girl (2020)
Valley Girl” takes you back to the early ’80s, where young love defies all odds. This musical comedy-drama, starring Jessica Rothe, Josh Whitehouse, and Jessie Ennis, is a modern adaptation of the classic 1983 film with the same title.