About love, about you: the best movies with Emma Roberts

Emma Roberts is a popular actress who started acting as a child, which isn’t surprising given her pedigree. Emma is the daughter of Oscar nominee Eric Roberts and the niece of the famous Julia Roberts. In this material – the best movies with her that you should watch (if you haven’t already).

Let’s go with trumps – we’ll recommend a movie and a way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. On the eve of the holidays, on February 9, a romantic comedy begins in all cinemas, which promises to become a future hit film – Meet the Parents. According to the story, a young couple decides to get married and, on this occasion, finally presents their parents. At the meeting, it turns out that their parents not only know each other, but also have many spicy secrets both from each other and from the newlyweds.

Bold, hilarious (sometimes “on point”) comedy starring Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis, Will Poulter and, of course, Emma Roberts won’t leave you indifferent. According to the plot, a drug dealer gets into trouble, from which he tries to get out with the help of a new adventure. And for that, he needs a fake family.

Drama to cry and think about the most important things. As the world around 16-year-old Craig crumbles, he decides to voluntarily check into a psychiatric clinic for help. Once in the adult department, the guy is not only cured, but, learning more and more about life, friendship, love and real difficulties, he rethinks his life. And, of course, she falls in love with the beauty Noelle, played by Emma Roberts.

Poppy (Emma Roberts), 16, is a typical representative of the “golden youth”: arrogant and spoiled. Desperate, the father sends his beloved daughter to a correctional boarding school, from where she dreams of escaping. One of Emma’s brightest and most memorable roles.

As a teenager, Emma starred in a cool fantasy melodrama about a modern-day little mermaid and ordinary girls who become her friends (and cupids) for the next few days. A good movie for a cozy evening about how your wants don’t always reflect what you really want.

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