Every Will Ferrell Movie, From Worst to Best

Ever since his big-screen breakout in 1997's Austin Powers, in which he played the hilariously unkillable, fez-wearing Dr. Evil henchman Mustafa, Ferrell has been a near-constant presence on the big screen, often popping up in three or four movies in any given year. With so many films to choose from, we thought you might appreciate a hand in determining which of them to throw on when you're in the mood for a laugh instead of a groan.

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