Actor,musician,might even get you an apartment.

Silverado.

But that wasn't there, so I picked Independence Day.

Some good movies there.

The Tall Guy got my vote. As much as I love Buckaroo Banzai, The Tall Guy is such an underrated classic. I've enjoyed it more each time I've seen it.

I went with JP because dinosaurs.

I watched the 1977 horror movie The Sentinel a couple weeks ago. Goldblum has a pretty good amount of screen time, but since he was basically still unknown and the movie featured many other familiar stars, he got very low billing.

JP.

The Right Stuff. Yeah, he's not in it much, but it's a good movie.

Without DEEP COVER as an option I had to vote for number two.

Jurassic Park. Of all the Jeff Goldblum roles that one seems to be the Jeff Goldblumiest.

p.s., Not a movie, but don't forget the Rockford spinoff Ten Speed And Brown Shoe.

The Fly. I'm not counting Ragnarok because he wasn't the lead.

If Death Wish is allowed to count as a Jeff Goldblum movie, then I'm allowed to vote for Nashville.

But among the choices offered (which are more truly "Goldblum movies," I'd go with the Fly.

Oh yeah. The Right Stuff, a longie, but a goodie. He's not in it much, but his part is funny.

His work on The Fly does still echo and buzz in my head, so I agree.

I really can't think of too many movies where he was the actual star or one of the big-name stars.
Goldblum makes for a good cameo character or secondary character for the actual stars to play
off of.

Special Mention to The Fly for getting Bryan Ferry to record the theme song.