The film follows an MI6 officer who has been assigned to trace a bomb-maker, who leads him to trace Le Chiffre, a terrorist financier and ends up beating the latter in a poker game at Casino Royale, amidst some gory sequences and the “Name’s Bond, James Bond” monologue which would give anyone goosebumps and is generally the melting point in the movie’s storyline. Casino Royale (2006)ĭespite receiving flak for casting Daniel Craig in the titular role, ‘Casino Royale’ was a critical and commercial success, with critics praising Craig for his over the top yet non-cliched performance. Read More: Best Stop-Motion Animation Movies of All Time 21.
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Personally, I feel this is a high time to call it a day for the series and filmmakers should rather focus on an anthology or possible spin-offs than milking the same old cow for even longer. Though the series was much of a star-studded and closely knit affair, ‘The Bourne Ultimatum’ and ‘The Bourne Supremacy’ shone brighter than the others in the franchise, while ‘Jason Bourne (2016)’ turned out to be an apparent disappointment for many. This spy-thriller series based out on Robert Ludlum’s novella revolves around a CIA officer Jason Bourne, who snaps his ties with the organization and is on the run, followed by the usual chases, killings, fistfights, and Matt Damon. While the world was reeling under the after-effects of James Bond and his female camaraderie, Jason Bourne rose from its ashes and won us all over. Read More: Best Black Comedy Movies of All Time 22. Perhaps the only worthwhile female-centric superhero movie of our time, so far. And moreover, some on-screen sizzle between Gal Gadot and Chris Pine wasn’t bad either. The origin story of an Amazonian princess and her truth-seeking saga, along with the exemplary fight sequences are a treat to the eyes. ‘Wonder Woman’ reminds us that no matter how many incompetent movies DCEU comes up with, storyline, coherence, and casting do matter ultimately.’Wonder Woman’ is a shining gem in the otherwise murkier, grim and darker universe which has not had many takers after Christopher Nolan’s adieu to wearing his director’s cap and the so-called “phenomenon” that was ‘Batman v.
Read More: Best Sci-Fi Horror Movies of All Time 23. A movie which should be watched only with eyes and not with brains, I guess. Arguably James Cameron’s best effort so far, ‘Avatar’ was considered “immersive” and “visual stunner” by many western critics, yet, it was panned for promoting propaganda and for its inconsistencies with Eastern spiritualism. Regardless, with its almost coherently done storyline, the “extraordinary” VFX, cinematography, and to some extent, the performances were enough to raise its bar as one of the top-grossing and watchable flicks of all the time. Considered as overrated by many, yet, an extraordinary milestone by many others, ‘Avatar’ is often a matter of contest and debate as it has been a matter of praise or ridicule. Though the reasons for its PG-13 ratings are listed as “sensuality, smoking scenes, and warfare’, had it been an animated movie, none of this would’ve mattered. ‘Avatar’ and many other animated movies of its time have a very thin line of demarcation between them. Read More: Best DreamWorks Movies of All Time 24. Jack and Rose may have been separated by an iceberg, but their love stays together forever etched in our memories. Involving a wrecked ship with a passionately told love story piled upon it, ‘Titanic’ perhaps deserves its bit on the list not only because of its out-of-the-box visuals, which, who’re we kidding, is a signature of Cameron, but also for its performances amidst an extremely tragic turn of events, leading to a shipwreck of what was considered the safest of its time. Although it was panned by many critics sporadically, James Cameron deserves his fair share of praise for this “magnum opus”. You can watch many of these best PG-13 movies on Netflix, Hulu, or Amazon Prime. Here goes the list of top PG-13 movies ever made. For the ease of representation, we’ve clubbed all the PG-13 installments of a bunch of movie franchises under single titles. It is no wonder that close to 50% of all the movie-revenues in the US are from PG-13 rated movies, thus accounting for arguably the most commercially successful movies among all the MPAA rated movies.
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