Kristen Bell Movies

Here is a partial list of Kristen Bell movies. This list may not include all of Kristen Bell's movies. Why? Our database only goes back to 1995. Lame, we know.

Frozen 2 preview

Frozen 2 (2019)

Pandas preview

Pandas (2018)

40 min.

D

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies preview

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies (2018)

93 min.

B-

Ralph Breaks the Internet preview

Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)

112 min.

B-

CHiPs preview

CHiPs (2017)

100 min.

D

How to Be a Latin Lover preview

How to Be a Latin Lover (2017)

115 min.

A Bad Moms Christmas preview

A Bad Moms Christmas (2017)

104 min.

D

The Boss preview

The Boss (2016)

99 min.

C-

Bad Moms preview

Bad Moms (2016)

101 min.

C-

Veronica Mars preview

Veronica Mars (2014)

110 min.

Frozen preview

Frozen (2013)

108 min.

B

Stuck in Love preview

Stuck in Love (2013)

96 min.

The Lifeguard preview

The Lifeguard (2013)

98 min.

Movie 43 preview

Movie 43 (2013)

97 min.

F

Hit and Run preview

Hit and Run (2012)

95 min.

Safety Not Guaranteed preview

Safety Not Guaranteed (2012)

84 min.

B+

Big Miracle preview

Big Miracle (2012)

107 min.

B-

Scream 4 preview

Scream 4 (2011)

103 min.

B

You Again preview

You Again (2010)

105 min.

Burlesque preview

Burlesque (2010)

100 min.

D

When in Rome preview

When in Rome (2010)

91 min.

D-

Serious Moonlight preview

Serious Moonlight (2009)

84 min.

Fanboys preview

Fanboys (2009)

90 min.

C

Astro Boy preview

Astro Boy (2009)

94 min.

Couples Retreat preview

Couples Retreat (2009)

107 min.

C-

Forgetting Sarah Marshall preview

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)

111 min.

A-

Pulse preview

Pulse (2006)

87 min.

D+

Spartan preview

Spartan (2004)

106 min.

B

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'Ford v Ferrari' is Fast, Furious & Fun

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Adam Driver Sizzles in 'The Report'

'Doctor Sleep' is Premium Stephen King

'Doctor Sleep' is Premium Stephen King

Blumhouse Offers a New 'Invisible Man'

Blumhouse Offers a New 'Invisible Man'