5 Best PG 13 Movies on Netflix: The Noel Diary, Enola Holmes and More

With so much content available online, it’s sometimes tough to decide what one should watch. We’ve listed some of the Best PG 13 movies on Netflix that you can watch with your kids of appropriate age. In the last 2 years, there’s been a lot of dark, gory, and sexual content that has made its way, making it tough for parents to watch something with their youngsters. The titles we listed include teenage drama, fantasy, and even rom-coms. So pick the one you think you would be comfortable with. All of these are available on the streaming platform.

Best PG 13 Movies on Netflix

The Noel Diary

When a man returns home for Christmas to settle his estranged mother’s estate, he finds a diary. At first, he thinks of it as some regular diary until the pages take him to the past he wasn’t fully aware of. Justin Hartley’s performance and the heartwarming storytelling will keep you hooked till the end.

Work It

Before we were showered with lots of thrillers, Netflix used to drop some chill movies, especially dance related. Starring Sabrina Carpenter, Jordan Fisher, Liza Koshy and others, Work It will make you groove with its beat and help you understand the beauty of dance, with some silly high school drama.

The School For Good and Evil

Can good and bad people co-exist? Well, that’s something we find out in Netflix’s 2022 fantasy film, The School for Good and Evil. The movie doesn’t always hold your attention, as it drags the narrative along. But the concept is interesting. The film stars Sophia Anne Caruso, Sofia Wylie, Jamie Flatters and others.

Your Place or Mine

In a world full of teenage and young adult rom-com, Your Place or Mine comes as a breath of fresh air with a man and woman, in their 40s hook-up again. A lot changes in life when years pass by, but do old feelings return? Reese Witherspoon and Ashton Kutcher make you fall in love with their chemistry and everything that happens until the end.

Enola Holmes

We all know Sherlock Holmes, but when Millie Bobby Brown came on our screens first time as his sister, Enola, we can’t help but admire the actor’s talent and the character’s presence of mind and sharpness. There are two Enola Holmes movies that are a perfect binge for those who enjoy watching mysteries unfold with some great detective skills. The movie also stars Henry Cavill, Sam Claflin, Helena Bonham-Carter, Louis Patridge, and others.

Which movie are you planning to watch first? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

2 COMMENTS

  1. I just watched the number 3, as soon as I get a gun I will off me straight away, it was boring too long between the action scenes, much talking, and that Black women draw me nuts, she’s was talking like 55% of the movie everything was about her….fuck this….I’m Soo out…

  2. The number 3, enola Holmes DO NOT WATCH….it made my nerves go of the chart of anger….boring bad end….watch the other 2, this had no feeling in it, I’m going to jump out of a cliff now if someone cares….

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