Steven Soderbergh

Director

Steven Soderbergh has a .054 batting average: 2 of 37 films rated 80/100 or higher.

Batting average
.054
Hits
2 of 37 feature films rated 80/100 or higher
Percentile
top 51% of 941 directors, confidence-adjusted (how it works)
Career
1989–2026

Films, ranked by rating

  1. sex, lies, and videotape (1989) — 84/100 · hit
  2. Traffic (2000) — 80/100 · hit
  3. King of the Hill (1993) — 78/100
  4. Behind the Candelabra (2013) — 78/100
  5. Ocean's Eleven (2001) — 77/100
  6. Out of Sight (1998) — 77/100
  7. Erin Brockovich (2000) — 76/100
  8. The Christophers (2026) — 76/100
  9. Logan Lucky (2017) — 75/100
  10. Black Bag (2025) — 75/100
  11. The Limey (1999) — 73/100
  12. Side Effects (2013) — 73/100
  13. No Sudden Move (2021) — 72/100
  14. Kimi (2022) — 72/100
  15. Contagion (2011) — 71/100
  16. High Flying Bird (2019) — 70/100
  17. Presence (2025) — 70/100
  18. Che: Part Two (2008) — 69/100
  19. Che: Part One (2008) — 69/100
  20. Ocean's Thirteen (2007) — 67/100
  21. The Informant! (2009) — 67/100
  22. Magic Mike (2012) — 67/100
  23. Unsane (2018) — 67/100
  24. Let Them All Talk (2020) — 67/100
  25. Bubble (2006) — 64/100
  26. Haywire (2011) — 64/100
  27. Solaris (2002) — 63/100
  28. Ocean's Twelve (2004) — 62/100
  29. The Underneath (1995) — 62/100
  30. Schizopolis (1997) — 61/100
  31. Kafka (1991) — 58/100
  32. The Girlfriend Experience (2009) — 58/100
  33. The Laundromat (2019) — 57/100
  34. Magic Mike's Last Dance (2023) — 55/100
  35. The Good German (2006) — 52/100
  36. Eros (2004) — 52/100
  37. Full Frontal (2002) — 45/100

Films that qualify under the rating methodology, not a complete filmography.

Best and worst

Highest rated

  1. sex, lies, and videotape (1989) — 84/100 · hit
  2. Traffic (2000) — 80/100 · hit
  3. King of the Hill (1993) — 78/100

Lowest rated

  1. Full Frontal (2002) — 45/100
  2. Eros (2004) — 52/100
  3. The Good German (2006) — 52/100

Also on Movie Moneyball as cinematographer, editor. Each page is a separate record.

How these numbers work: Methodology