2016’s Female Leading Roles/Actresses in the Film Industry
Please note that such order will be listed with the reliance of the Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb’s ratings. Any alternative popular rating site, such as Metacritic, will be used if the sites, Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb, did not or has not published their ratings online.
Margot Robbie (Suicide Squad, Harley Quinn)
26% Rotten Tomatoes
6.3/10 - IMDb
Box office : 745.6 million USD
Played in her highest rating films (The Wolf Of Wall Street &  Z for Zachariah), Australian actress Margot Elise Robbie plays in one of DC’s latest, Suicide Squad. Though reviews of the movie in general were said to be more negative than positive. Paul Dini; the lead writer of Batman: The Animated Series, the birthplace of Harley Quinn; even said:
“Every clip that I've seen of Margot as Harley, she seems to have nailed it perfectly. When she's introducing herself to Katana, when she's walking around with the bat behind her shoulders, she just seems to have really channeled the true spirit of the character. Seeing that come alive is just amazing for me. I saw the shot yesterday of her and Joker in the therapy session getting ready to kiss, and I was just like, 'That's it, that's my girl.’” (cinemablend.com)
Mia Wasikowska (Alice Through the Looking Glass, Alice)
30% Rotten Tomatoes
6.3/10 - IMDb
Box office : 299.5 million USD
Alice in Wonderland came back with yet another marvelous movie with Mia Wasikowska back on the wheel for the role of Alice. Alice Through The Looking Glass is all about time. Do I have enough for this. Enough for that? But eventually, everyone runs out of time except possibly, Time himself. Alice, after traveling for 3 years, returns to England to find herself back in Wonderland to save the Hatter from himself.
Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, and Janelle Monae (Hidden Figures, Katherine Johnson, Dorothy Vaughn, and Mary Jackson)
Released in December 25
92% Rotten Tomatoes
7.9/10 IMDb
Box office : 190 million USD
Released in Christmas of 2016, this film, based on a true story, is about 3 African-American female mathmaticians whom was said to serve an important role towards NASA in the famous Race to Space between USA and Russia. Leading on how these women were never heard of in the history books, these women (both the women of real life and the actresses) have done well to serve as role models to those whom are colored women all around over the country and beyond.
Auli’i Cravalho (Moana, Moana)
95% Rotten Tomatoes
7.8/10 IMDb
Box office : 581.3 million USD
This 16 year old Auli’i Cravalho moved pretty fast through the Disney rankings ever since she was accepted the role of the new Disney princess in the scene, Moana. In Moana,  an adventurous teen wants to look beyond her island. Beyond her tribe. Her thoughts led to actions and in order to save her island from total darkness, Moana sets out to find the mighty demi-god Maui, played by Dwayne Johnson, and together, they set out to an action-packed adventure to, not only save Oceania but to help Moana find the role she was meant to play.
Played the part and even, in ways, looks the part, Cravalho aced the adventurous Hawaiian princess and I can speak for every Disney fanatic when I say “Disney did great with this one!”. Â
Ginnifer Goodwin (Zootopia, Judy Hopps)
98% Rotten Tomatoes
8.1/10 IMDb
Box office : 1.024 billion USD
Yet another Disney film takes the action in the cinema. Ambitous Judy Hopps, portrayed by Ginnifer Goodwin, became first in her police academy and was assigned to the city central, achieving her dream of becoming the first bunny officer. But things takes a toll when she realizes that it takes more to be the first bunny cop in the force. Determined to show that she’s more, she meets scam artist, Nick Wilde, portrayed as Jason Bateman, and together, they hunt answer to a mystery that would change the future of Zootopia forever.
Goodwin is known to play characters with a certain softness to them so it was no surprise that Goodwin would voice the lovely protagonist.