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3 Underrated Amazon Prime Video Movies to Watch This Weekend

Junaid Altaf
Last updated: 15 February 2025 00:04
Junaid Altaf
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As the chill of mid february sets in, it’s the perfect time to cozy up indoors with a great movie. Amazon Prime Video offers a massive library of films, but its sheer size can sometimes leave you endlessly scrolling instead of watching. Don’t worry we’ve done the digging for you. Here are three underrated gems on Prime Video to make your weekend binge-worthy.

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1. The Lost City of Z (2017)2. Gosford Park (2001)3. The Hunt (2020)Why These Movies Stand Out

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1. The Lost City of Z (2017)

Based on the incredible true story of British explorer Percy Fawcett, The Lost City of Z is a gripping tale of adventure, obsession, and sacrifice. Fawcett, played by Charlie Hunnam, becomes fixated on uncovering a mysterious lost city in the Amazon jungle. Over decades, he embarks on perilous expeditions that test his limits, risking not only his life but also his family’s happiness.

Director James Gray masterfully balances the thrill of exploration with the personal costs of Fawcett’s quest. The film isn’t just about uncovering secrets of the past it’s also about understanding the cost of greatness and the dreams that push us forward.

If you’re a fan of breathtaking visuals, thought-provoking drama, and a touch of mystery, The Lost City of Z is a must-watch.

2. Gosford Park (2001)

Directed by Robert Altman, Gosford Park is a delicious blend of murder mystery, social satire, and dark comedy. Set in 1932 England, the story takes place during a weekend gathering at a country estate, where a murder upends the lives of both the wealthy guests and their servants.

The film’s impeccable ensemble cast includes Maggie Smith, Helen Mirren, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Clive Owen, each bringing their A-game to this upstairs-downstairs drama. The layered script, written by Julian Fellowes (the creator of Downton Abbey), explores the rigid class divisions of British society with sharp wit and insight.

While the murder mystery keeps you engaged, the real joy comes from the biting commentary and clever dialogue. Gosford Park is perfect for fans of period dramas with a satirical edge.

3. The Hunt (2020)

If you’re in the mood for something fast-paced and thrilling, The Hunt delivers an adrenaline rush like no other. This dark satire begins with 12 strangers waking up in an unfamiliar field, only to discover they’re being hunted by a group of elite thrill-seekers.

But the hunters may have underestimated one of their prey: Crystal, played brilliantly by Betty Gilpin. As she fights back with wit, strength, and a no-nonsense attitude, the movie twists its way to a thrilling finale.

Although its political commentary may feel muddled at times, The Hunt doesn’t take itself too seriously. Instead, it focuses on delivering a wildly entertaining ride packed with action and humor.

Why These Movies Stand Out

Each of these films offers a unique experience: the awe-inspiring adventure of The Lost City of Z, the clever intricacies of Gosford Park, and the pulse-pounding thrills of The Hunt. Whether you’re in the mood for a historical drama, a murder mystery, or an action-packed satire, these picks are guaranteed to keep you entertained all weekend.

So, grab your favorite snacks, hit play, and let Prime Video take you on a cinematic journey!

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