If you're looking for something new to watch on Amazon Prime Video, the list of the top 10 most-watched movies on the streaming service is a great indicator of which movies are getting the most attention from fellow subscribers

However, just because a movie ranks high on this list does not mean it is an indicator of quality For example, “Jackpot! has been #1 on Prime Video for the past few weeks, but it's a pretty bad film to say the least (it scored a low 31% on Rotten Tomatoes) So, in order to ensure that I can pick out the movies worth watching on Prime Video, I've chosen three of the top 10 movies to watch first

Before diving into my choices, please note that this article is based on the Prime Video Top 10 as of Sunday, September 15 at 11 AM ET

Critics were scathing of “Passengers” for, among other shortcomings, its shallow storyline Passengers is a wonderful consolation prize” It doesn't move the needle on the romantic comedy genre, but it makes good use of its clever sci-fi setting by combining two lovable leads, Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt It's worth more than its pitiful 30% score on Rotten Tomatoes

Set on a massive spaceship transporting thousands of colonists to a new planet, Jim Preston (Pratt) faces intense social isolation when his hibernation pod malfunctions and he is forced to awaken prematurely With decades still to go before the ship's final destination, and unable to bear the thought of spending the rest of his life alone, he makes the selfish decision to awaken another passenger, Aurora Lane (Lawrence)

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Although Michael Bay's “Transformers” series ultimately went completely off the rails in favor of flashy CGI over character and story, this sci-fi action The first film in the series is still very enjoyable (and, of course, still quite cheesy) It also feels oddly appropriate to watch it now, since the song “What I've Done” by Linkin Park has become synonymous with the film thanks to its use in the closing credits, and the American rock band has only recently reunited after a lengthy hiatus

In Transformers, when Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) reveals that his 1976 Chevy Camaro is an Autobot disguise named Bumblebee, a robot alien capable of transforming into various mechanical objects species discovers that a race is living among us Seeking the super-powered AllSpark, Bumblebee gathers his allies, including leader Optimus Prime, and when the villainous Megatron is freed from his containment, war for Earth begins

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Earlier this year, “The Beekeeper” taught me a valuable lesson about the dangers of assumptions, and before its January release, I was hoping that this action thriller, Jason Statham's already poofy I was wrong This David Ayer-directed film is ridiculous at best It is self-aware enough to get away with a questionable script, and the action scenes are quite exhilarating

In The Beekeeper, Statham plays Adam Clay, a former member of an intelligence group known as The Beekeepers Since his retirement, he has led a simple life tending to a hive of bees (it is never explained why Clay is so obsessed with bees), but when a close friend falls victim to a phishing scam and commits suicide in the aftermath, Clay steps out of the shadows in a quest for revenge This quest for revenge brings him into contact with the head of the US government

Watch “The Beekeeper” on Prime Video now [23]