Jennifer's Body
This stands as the best film Megan Fox has starred in and participated in. Written by Diablo Cody (Juno), it follows the story of a prisoner who tells the story of how her friendship with Jennifer Check (Fox) led to her ending up in prison. The two seem like normal young women, but after a freak fire, Jennifer begins a series of murders, suggesting that she is possessed by the devil. Although it received mixed reviews, it has been reappraised in recent years and is now considered a cult hit.
Friends With Kids
With good reviews, Friends With Kids is also another of the best films with Megan Fox, although here she does not have the leading role. The film follows a couple over 30 years old who live in Manhattan and maintain friendships with other friends who – unlike them – do not have children. Fox plays Mary Jane, a young woman who becomes involved with the man in the relationship, which inevitably causes a bit of chaos.
Transformers
Although movie purists would say it's not much of a franchise, there's no doubt that it had enough of an impact to boost the fame of its leads, particularly Megan Fox, who plays Mikaela Barnes, a car thief who helps Sam on his mission throughout two tapes. With enough entertainment value (but also characterized as an example of Michael Bay's over-the-top cinema) it's at least one of the biggest productions Fox has ever worked on.
This is 40
Directed by Judd Apatow, incorporating characters from his film Knocked Up, this film follows a couple struggling to keep the flame burning in their 40s. Megan Fox plays an employee who represents the youth desired by everyone around her. Although her role is small, the tape is worth watching. A good comedy with the humor we would expect from the director.
The Battle of Jangsari
South Korean action tape, quite unlike anything we've seen Megan Fox in. The Battle of Jangsari is the second part of a trilogy that tells the true story of 772 student soldiers who began an operation during the Korean War. Fox plays a character based on Marguerite Higgins and Margaret Bourke-White, reporters who worked during the war witnessing the events firsthand. It is possibly one of her best performances, outside of expectations.
Till Death
An unmissable action thriller that really surprises. Fox plays Emma, a woman who is married to a man she no longer loves, and who is having an affair with a partner of his. Her husband kidnaps her and commits suicide, revealing to her that he always knew about her affair, and leaves them in a game that will torment them to the bone. Megan Fox gives one of her best performances without losing her ability for screaming and action.
