Netflix's PG-13 Gems: Laughs, Tears, & Thrills

0:00On April 29th, Netflix drops a ton of PG-13 movies perfect for that sweet spot edgy enough for teens 13 and up, but skipping the heavy, sex, gore, or cursing. No dedicated staff for them, but they've got gems like romcoms, monster flicks, and heartfelt docks that hit just rife for families or older kids, wanting some thrill without going full adult. Take always be my maybe, from 2019, where childhood pals Allie Wong and Randall Park spark up romance years later, complete with Keanu Reeves, stealing scenes, and house. Or the half of it, a coming of AIDS tale of a shy rider helping a jock with love letters only to catch feelings herself, smart, funny, and full of. First love vibes. Meanwhile, Glass-Union brings back Detective Benoit Blanc from Knives Out for a Wild Island Who Done It, with Daniel Craig, Janelle Monet, and Edward. In Orton, Godzilla-1 mixes post-war drama with Kaiju Action, snagging an Oscar for

1:00Visual Effects, the first Godzilla film to do so. Daughters, a 2024 dock, Tudds Heartstrings following girls prepping for a daddy-daughter dance in prison, winning Sundance Raves, classics like Mrs. Doubtfire, with Robin Williams and Drag, to see his kids, or Lion's True Story, of a lost boy reuniting with family after 25. Daughters, keep the emotional punches coming. Award winners like Reston, on civil rights hero Bayard Reston, tick tick boom with Andrew Garfield belting tunes, and fresh ones like I'm Still. Here, the first Brazilian best international feature, Oscar Round, out of killer lineup. Fire up Netflix, these PG-13 picks deliver laughs, tears, and chills without the extremes. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.