11 Madison Pettis Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

Seven Pounds is the tragic story of Tim Thomas who impersonates his brother, Ben, to donate his organs to seven deserving people in a carefully planned suicide. It is revealed at the end that Tim did this as repentance for having accidentally killed seven people including his fiancée in a car accident. 

A bright child, Andy, fears high school bullies and will do anything to avoid being bullied and ridiculed by his peers. He is paired up with Stanley, the school's outcast, for an assignment by Mr Simon. Gradually, Andy realises that there is a different side to Stanley and eventually, they get going. 

When 8-year-old Peyton turns up unexpectedly at his doorstep and claims to be his daughter from a former marriage, egoistical star-quarterback Joe Kingman, enjoying a wealthy bachelor’s carefree lifestyle, is taken aback. Upset with his disturbed personal life, though the reluctant father initially fails at parenting duties, the girl soon gets him as well as his entire team to dance to her tune. 

A modern adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion, this romantic comedy film revolves around an influencer who specializes in makeover. She bets that she can give an unpopular student the ultimate makeover, and transform him into a prom king.

The elephant, Horton, discovers the tiny city of Whoville and all its residents—the Whosvresiding on a speck of dust. However, he can only hear them, not see them. Horton now has to race against time and convince other jungle animals to find a more stable environment for Whoville, as none of them can actually see Whoville.