Top 10 Emma Watson Movies of All Time

Emma Watson became a tabloid magnet due to her fame. She is a multi-award-winning American actress who also won three Golden Globes and an Academy Award. She is also regarded as the highest-paid actress in Hollywood. Emma Charlotte Duerre Watson is a model, actor, and campaigner from England. She is highly known for her appearances in both blockbusters and indie films as well as for her efforts on behalf of women’s rights. 

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Beauty and the Beast (2017)

• IMDB Rating 7.1/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 71%

The iconic Disney classic is brought to life in Bill Condon’s 2017 musical romance fantasy Beauty and the Beast, which tells the tale of a self-centered Prince who will always turn into a monster unless he learns to fall in love with the lovely young woman he is imprisoning. Emma Watson and Dan Stevens play the titular Belle and Beast in the breathtaking production, which also boasts an outstanding ensemble cast that includes Luke Evans, Kevin Kline, and Ewan McGregor. Alan F. Horn, the head of Walt Disney Studios, made Watson his one and only option, and she was granted creative control over how Belle was portrayed. The actress changed Belle’s role to that of an assistant to her inventor father and added bloomers and boots to her costume. In an interview with Time, the celebrity said, “I believe that I simply feel incredibly blessed. Since the animated version of the story debuted two days after my birth, Belle has always been my childhood role model. I believe I left [Beauty and the Beast] with more self-assurance and knowledge. And greater self-confidence.

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Harry Potter And The Philosopher’s Stone( 2001 )

• IMDB Rating 7.6/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 82%

Hermione Granger, one of the famed magical three from the revolutionary Harry Potter series, which the actress was a part of for ten years, is unquestionably the most popular and iconic role played so far by Emma Watson. In 2001’s Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, Watson made her big-screen debut as the diligent and intelligent Granger; the actress took her audition seriously but “never really thought She excelled over the thousands of other females who auditioned. Her portrayal of the well-known literary character was praised and hailed, and she went on to feature in seven more books in the J.K. Rowling series, or every Harry Potter cinematic picture. “My life’s narrative has attracted attention from the public, which is why I’ve been so adamant about maintaining my privacy. Watson might not appear much more, but her superb performances will always be available.

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This Is the End (2013)

• IMDB Rating 6.6/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 83%

the ideal squad of humor The humorous 2013 post-apocalyptic film This Is the End, written, directed, and produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, stars some of comedy’s funniest actors, including Jonah Hill, James Franco, Danny McBride, and Rogen. They seek refuge in Franco’s home and wait out the chaos wreaking devastation around them in the film, which features a fictionalized version of the actors acting as themselves in the wake of a worldwide biblical catastrophe.

Emma Watson, who returns home after a wild party in need of safety, is among the many Hollywood stars who make funny cameo appearances in This is the End. Watson gets an axe and delivers a humorous parting shot to Rogen before making her get away after overhearing the men bickering fiercely and mistaking their motives. In her first comedy performance, Watson was eager to “work with some of the best comedians…in the world right now.” Although she wouldn’t go to the same extremes as some performers on the This is the End set, the actress made an impression by dropping the f-bomb and showcasing a more edgy yet humorous side that spectators wanted to see.

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My Week with Marilyn (2011)

• IMDB Rating 6.9/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 83%

Emma Watson made her acting debut after Harry Potter in the 2011 drama My Week with Marilyn, which followed the legendary 20th-century bombshell Marilyn Monroe when she was filming the 1957 movie The Prince and the Showgirl. In the movie, Watson plays Lucy Armstrong, a wardrobe assistant who has a brief romance with Eddie Redmayne’s Colin Clarke, who is the main character. His bond with Lucy is ultimately hampered by his acquaintance with Monroe (the stunning Michelle Williams The actor was keen to play a role that was less well-known than her legendary character Hermione Granger after the enormous success of the final magical Harry Potter film, saying: “I liked it. Despite the fact that the part was minor, it had less pressure and was also intriguing. I was highly fascinated by Marilyn and really wanted to do it because I loved the screenplay and the concept. Both fans and reviewers loved My Week with Marilyn, and it received multiple honors like a Golden Globe and a Hollywood Film Award.

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The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012)

• IMDB Rating 7.9/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 85%

The Perks of Being a Wallflower, a coming-of-age drama released in 2012, is based on the Stephen Chbosky novel of the same name. It follows a young man named Charlie as he writes to an unnamed friend about the ups and downs of his first year of high school while also highlighting his anxiety and PTSD struggles. The author, who also authored the screenplay and oversaw the production, was inspired by a trying time in his life and wondered, “Why do good people let themselves get treated so badly?” He eventually came to the conclusion that “we accept the love we think we deserve. “The Perks of Being a Wallflower, starring Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller, garnered positive reviews from reviewers and viewers. Chbosky’s directing and writing, the film’s top-tier cast, and the way it handled its emotionally charged subject matter were all praised. The poignant coming-of-age movie took up the People’s Choice Award for Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress for Watson as well as the GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Film-Wide Release.

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Little Women (2019) 

• IMDB Rating 7.8/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 95%

Greta Gerwig’s 2019 coming-of-age period drama Little Women, based on the famed Louisa May Alcott book, follows the lives of the March sisters — Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth — in Concord, Massachusetts during the 19th century. Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, and Timothée Chalamet are among the film’s ensemble cast, with Watson playing the renowned character of Meg March. I believe Little Women was a terrific literary technique to illustrate there’s no one way to be a feminist, the performer said of being in such a lauded adaption. Making a decision is how Meg identifies as a feminist since, in my opinion at least, that is ultimately what feminism is all about. She has made the decision that she wants to be a wife and mother full-time.

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Regression (2015)

• IMDB Rating 5.6/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 41%

It might be pretty unexpected to watch Watson in an intense thriller like Regression if you remember her as the small child in the first Harry Potter films. In the film, Ethan Hawke plays a detective who follows a fugitive girl (Watson) and finds what appears to be a secret sect. There have been a lot of spooky horror films about cults, but Regression is ultimately a thriller about the ‘Satanic Panic’ and isn’t considered one of the greatest on Letterbox.

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The Tale of Despereaux (2008)

• IMDB Rating 6.1/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 57%

A computer-animated fantasy adventure movie titled The Tale of Despereaux was produced in 2008; it is based in part on Kate DiCamillo’s 2003 book of the same name. Emma Watson portrays Princess Pea, a human princess who becomes pals with the mouse protagonist Despereaux. The only child of the king and queen, she is the Princess of Dor. Princess Pea is a charming, kind, well-mannered, and stylish young girl who is admired for her affection, nobility, and intelligence. Critics claim that The Tale of Despereaux’s narrative is predictable and unoriginal despite the movie’s stunning graphics.

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The Bling Ring (2013)

• IMDB Rating 5,6/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 60%

The 2013 satirical crime thriller The Bling Ring, which Sofia Coppola directed, is based on the novel “The Suspects Wore Louboutin’s” by Nancy Jo Sales and follows a gang of fame-obsessed youngsters who use the internet to trace the locations of celebrities in order to break into their houses. Watson plays Nicolette “Nicki” Moore in the drama, an alter ego of the television personality Alexis Neiers who participated in the robberies and ultimately received a 30-day jail term. When asked about her role, Watson told GQ magazine, “It wasn’t like I had to go looking for the place where I could get away from Hermione…I’m working towards the goal of becoming a character actress. I want to take on roles. I want to take on roles that change me. Critics praised the actress’ performance and versatility despite the film’s rather mixed reception, with The Independent writing, “She proved amazing. Watson exudes nonchalant contempt. Her clipped, monotonous American vocal fry sounds like she ate a Kardashian for breakfast.

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Ballet Shoes (2007)

• IMDB Rating 6.6/10
• Rotten Tomatoes Rating 60%

Based on Noel Streatfield’s 1936 novel of the same name, allet Shoes is a television movie that was made by Heidi Thomas. It chronicles the struggles of three orphaned girls who fight to realize their great dreams after being adopted as infants by an eccentric adventurer. Emma Watson portrays Pauline Fossil, the oldest of the orphans. Pauline had to leave school when she was six years old since her guardian couldn’t afford the tuition; nevertheless, on the advice of a friend, she now attends a dancing school. After experiencing several disappointments, she was finally able to earn a Hollywood deal because of her acting skills.