Jacob Tremblay is one of today's most sought-after child actors, a young man whose talent is way beyond his young years, and who has a long, successful career in Hollywood. He's branching out with the upcoming release of the raunchy not-child-friendly "Good Boys," and I decided to pick my five personal favorite Jacob Tremblay films.
**THERE WILL BE NO SPOILERS**
#5
Shut In
In this psychological thriller, Jacob Tremblay plays Tom, a young deaf boy who lost his mother and whom Naomi Watts' character Mary takes in. After he disappears in the middle of a snowstorm, everyone believes he's dead - and Mary begins seeing Tom in the house. Tremblay gives a terrifying performance, all without saying a word.
#4
The Predator
In a rather odd casting choice, Jacob Tremblay stars in this terrifying continuation to the "Predator" franchise as Rory, a young boy who has Autism, and who seems to be the key to the arrival of the Predators on Earth. He uses his brilliant mind to deduce the purpose of their visit, and helps in protecting the world against these other-worldly creatures.
#3
Before I Wake
In this psychological thriller, Jacob Tremblay plays Cody, a young eight-year-old taken in by foster parents Mark and Jessie after the death of their only son. One night they're visited by the spirit of their dead son, and learn that Cody's dreams come to life - but so do his nightmares. Cody struggles with sleep, because when he does, there's no telling what will happen. Tremblay once again balances youthful innocence and child-like fear, and showcases his young talent.
#2
Wonder
"You can't blend in when you were born to stand out." Based off the acclaimed novel, Jacob Tremblay plays Augie Pullman, who was born with facial deformities and underwent countless surgeries by the time he got to fifth grade, when his parents finally let him attend public school. At first Augie is met with ridicule, but soon the kids begin warming up to him and allows him to really showcase his true heart. Tremblay gives a moving performance that'll easily bring tears to your eyes.
#1
Room
The film that put Jacob Tremblay on the world map, "Room" tells the story of Joy, who's been held captive for seven years, and who gave birth to her son Jack (played by Tremblay) while in confinement. She tells Jack that the world exists in their small room, and after they finally escape, sets out to show him the real world. Tremblay showcases tremendous talent and grit, giving an unforgettably moving performance that proves he's going to be one of Hollywood's brightest stars.
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