Greatest Michael B. Jordan Movies of All Time
Chronicle or Just Mercy
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Why This Battle Matters
What happens when raw, untamed supernatural power clashes with grounded, stirring courtroom drama? In the Michael B. Jordan Movies of All Time league, it's not just about which film you like better; it's a face-off between Chronicle's boundary-pushing narrative and Just Mercy's profound message of justice and compassion. Chronicle thrills with its explosive, dark exploration of youth and superpowers, while Just Mercy balances the scales with its earnest portrayal of real-life heroism in the shadow of systemic injustice. Which values will triumph? Is it the exhilarating rush of unchecked power, or the relentless pursuit of what's right? Your favorite reveals more than you think.
🔥 Fan Takes
How Fans Are Voting
In this battle:
Fans currently prefer Just Mercy over Chronicle when it comes to the greatest Michael B. Jordan Movies of all time. In head-to-head matchups, fans pick Just Mercy 86.4% of the time over Chronicle.
Across all battles:
Just Mercy win rate: 54.3%
Chronicle win rate: 24.5%
Fan FAQs
Who's the #1 contender in the Greatest Michael B. Jordan Movies league?
Creed stands as the top contender in this competitive league. Known for reviving a beloved franchise with a fresh perspective, it's Michael B. Jordan's intense and heartfelt performance that really makes it shine. Check out where it ranks on the GOAT List.
What makes Chronicle still a fan favorite despite trailing in the votes?
Chronicle has a cult following because of its unique take on the superhero genre, showcasing a darker, more realistic look at what teens might actually do with superpowers. Michael B. Jordan's charismatic performance as Steve Montgomery definitely left a lasting impression!
Why is Just Mercy leading by so much against Chronicle in the Greatest Michael B. Jordan Movies league?
Just Mercy is dominating because fans are deeply moved by its powerful true story and Michael B. Jordan's compelling portrayal of lawyer Bryan Stevenson. It resonates on a deeper emotional level compared to the sci-fi thrills of Chronicle, making it a standout favorite.