New No. 1 Prime Video movie is my biggest surprise of the year — and viewers score it 92% on Rotten Tomatoes

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I thought "The Beekeeper" looked terrible but I was wrong — here's why you should watch this new Prime Video No.1 movie.

New No. 1 Prime Video movie is my biggest surprise of the year — and viewers score it 92% on Rotten Tomatoes : Read more

 

[AladdinSaneNYC]

My lady and I watched a good chunk of this absurd action film. The dialogue was as stupid as stupid can be with the word "f##k" and variations of it in almost every line. The acting was atrocious to say the least. It is a "surprise" as mentioned in your critique of it. The surprise being that it's so terrible and as the film is a hit worldwide making tons of $$$ you wonder how brain dead it's viewers may be in calling it great. Sorry, but we found it to complete rubbish! Peace...🙏🏹♐

 

[Snowrosered]

A satisfying Superhero movie without the costumes. That's why all the Bam Pow XXXX dialog. Jason is entertaining satisfying the need to see the bad guys get theirs. It's not supposed to be real. Just entertainment at the comic book level.

 

[Fox Tread3]

July 11, 2024 - I didn't expect much from this movie prior to watching it, but I have always enjoyed the movies that Jason Statham stars in. Fortunately, because of my low expectations regarding this movie. I was able to watch it to the end without feeling that I should have spent the time. Going out onto the street and trying to have conversations with strangers. I gave the movie three stars out of five. I think the reporter that wrote this article, is an example of people that are just accustomed to mediocre movies and TV productions. "Reality TV", and a dozen iderations of NCIS, Law and Order, and similar series get a good viewing numbers. They are examples of the fact that people just want something to zone out to. While they pay more attention to their cell phones than what they are "watching". The Cable, streamer, and satellite companies are just interested in providing content to stay in business. They really don't care if its bad, good or indifferent as long as people pay them to watch "stuff".