Bad Bunny movies and TV shows worth adding to your watchlist

• Moving from music stages to the big screen, Bad Bunny demonstrates versatility in roles ranging from frenetic action to intense drama.
• With standout projects like Bullet Train and the series Narcos: México, these productions highlight his steady growth as an actor.
• Building a rising career across industries, Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio continues to surprise fans with performances that solidify him as a multifaceted figure in film and TV.

While the entire world recognizes Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio for his musical hits and his ability to move masses, his foray into the big screen and television series makes it clear that we are looking at an artist with ambitions that go far beyond the microphone. With a career that spans high-caliber Hollywood productions, Bad Bunny shows he can handle intense physical action scenes as well as dramatic moments in films and series, cementing his status as one of the most influential Latino stars in today’s entertainment landscape. Below, we review the projects where Bad Bunny left his mark, inviting you to discover another side of this global phenomenon who keeps breaking cultural barriers.

From frenetic action to criminal television

In Bullet Train, Bad Bunny gave us a short but highly effective performance as “The Wolf,” where he faced complex choreography alongside Brad Pitt and demonstrated acting discipline that surprised more than one international film critic. On the other hand, his participation in the series Narcos: México allowed him to explore a different register by bringing “Kitty” Páez to life, one of the “narcojuniors” linked to the Arellano Félix cartel, adding a necessary presence to this story about the region’s organized crime underworld. These appearances in films and series, although brief, helped build a solid trajectory that positions him as a talent capable of integrating into world-class casts without losing his natural essence.

 

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Versatility and charisma on screen

Another crucial moment in his acting career within the world of entertainment series was his recurring role on Saturday Night Live, where he did not just participate as a musical guest, but also shined as a host and comedian, becoming one of the few artists who successfully integrates Spanish with natural ease into the show’s opening monologue.

Likewise, Bad Bunny’s role in Happy Gilmore 2 or his performance in Cassandro alongside Gael García Bernal proves that Benito moves with ease from physical comedy to biographical dramas in films that question deep social conventions. Finally, his work in Caught Stealing under the direction of Darren Aronofsky marks a turning point, portraying a criminal who commands respect and violence in equal measure, which confirms that the “Conejo Malo” has a promising and varied future in acting. Other more recent productions include a small role in the Pixar film Toy Story 5.