The Prime Video high 10 is a superb start line when in search of one thing to observe on the Amazon streaming service. This ever-changing rating offers you a snapshot take a look at the films drawing probably the most consideration from the platform’s subscribers.
After a number of weeks of dominance, “Jackpot!” has lastly been displaced on the high of the charts, and its successor is greater than worthy of holding the No. 1 place. One factor to notice concerning the Prime Video high 10 is {that a} film making the minimize isn't any assure of high quality, it’s not unusual for a low-quality flick to search out its method into the most-watched checklist (“Jackpot!” itself being a prime instance).
So, to make sure you don’t waste your valuable movie-watching time, I’m selecting out the gems within the present Prime Video high 10. Note: This article relies on the Prime Video high 10 as of Wednesday, September 18 at 7 a.m. ET.
Best motion pictures within the Prime Video high 10
‘Gifted’ (2017)
“Gifted” has come out of nowhere to assert the No. 1 spot on Prime Video and I couldn’t be extra thrilled to see this totally charming little film get some much-deserved consideration. I’ve been championing this 2017 film because it was launched (I used to be lucky sufficient to see it in theaters), and it’s the proper tonic for the mid-week blues. In reality, it’s so darn pretty that I problem you to observe and never come away with an enormous smile on your face by the top.
This easy-going comedy-drama facilities on Frank Alder (Chris Evans), a former philosophy professor who acts as guardian of his 7-year-old niece, Mary (Mckenna Grace) following the dying of his sister. While Frank is set to make sure that Mary has an everyday childhood, his plans are disrupted when Mary begins displaying mathematical talents nicely past her age. And when Frank’s formidable mom, Evelyn (Lindsay Duncan), learns of Mary’s educational presents she threatens to separate the pair if Mary’s expertise isn’t nurtured to her rigorous requirements.
Watch “Gifted” on Prime Video now
‘Transformers’ (2007)
With Linkin Park reuniting and embarking on a world tour, many millennials have gotten their biggest hits data on spin. One of the band’s greatest tracks is intimately tied to 2007’s “Transformers” because it options throughout the closing credit sequence, and its inclusion within the film lately got here again into the web dialogue due to a brand new meme development. I carry this up because it implies that now's the proper time to observe the primary “Transformers” (which is loads higher than its terrible sequels).
Based on the long-lasting Hasbro toys that spawned an ongoing multimedia franchise, “Transformers” facilities on a unending struggle between the Autobots and Deceptions. With their residence planet of Cybertron destroyed, they arrive to our world to proceed their feud. Caught in the course of this intergalactic battle are numerous human characters, together with Sam Witwicky (Shai LaBeouf), who would possibly simply maintain the key to defeating the villainous Megatron. This is a Michael Bay film so anticipate a lot of explosions and a usually patchy narrative. But it’s nonetheless fairly good enjoyable.
Watch “Transformers” on Prime Video now
‘22 Jump Street’ (2014)
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“21 Jump Street,” a 2012 comedy reboot of a disposable ‘80s cop show, being such a cinematic success story felt like lightning in a bottle, but somehow the creative pairing of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller managed to recapture that magic in this sequel that is every bit of hilarious as it’s predecessor. Actually “22 Jump Street” might be even funnier, and that’s a very rare thing for a comedy sequel. Don’t worry, “The Hangover Part II” this is not.
Picking up a couple of years post “21 Jump Street”, Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) are back, and this time they’re going undercover at a local college. Their mission is to sniff out the supplier of a new synthetic drug. Once on campus, the two cops get pulled in opposite directions, and even start to question their partnership. It all leads to an all-action finale set during Spring Break vacation.
Watch “21 Jump Street” on Prime Video now
Prime Video high 10 motion pictures proper now
- “Gifted” (2017)
- “The Beekeeper” (2024)
- “Transformers” (2007)
- “Jackpot!” (2024)
- “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” (2009)
- “21 Jump Street” (2012)
- “Passengers” (2016)
- “The Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring” (2001)
- “22 Jump Street” (2014)
- “Overboard” (2018)
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