5 Prime Video movies to you have to watch this week (November 10

November means the holidays are on the horizon, and with them comes more free time to do what we love most: watch movies. Amazon Prime Video continues its impressive rotation, so I've rounded up a few winners for you to pair with your popcorn this week.

First we do some stand-up comedy with one of my favorite comics, then we go back to the '80s for breakfast with the coolest group of high school kids on the planet. After that, it's time for sci-fi with an alien investigation film, followed by a swords-and-sandals epic and a new Amazon Original film starring Mr. Funky Bunch himself, Mark Wahlberg.

These are the five movies you should watch on Prime Video this week.

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Tom Segura: Completely Normal (2014)

Every time I sit down to watch stand-up comedian Tom Segura, I am never disappointed. I love the deadpan sarcasm with which he tells his stories, as well as his low-key approach to everything.

In its 2014 special issue Tom Segura: Completely normalThe cool comedian gets vulnerable and talks about his hobbies, his digestive problems, and gives us his light-hearted hotel reviews. He also gives his thoughts on a certain type of reality TV and how to be a Good Samaritan. You will laugh at his unique style of entertainment which is sure to put you in a calm state and give you a fresh perspective. Segura has plenty more specials on the platform, so be sure to check them out if you like his style.

4

The Breakfast Club (1985)

Club Breakfast was pretty much the anthem of every Gen X growing up, and for good reason. It is a timeless classic that continues to have social relevance and features some of the most quotable dialogue not only of the eighties, but in the history of cinema.

The famous John Hughes film takes us back to school The story takes place in the one place every kid hates: the library on Saturdays. Yawn. The comedy-drama follows five high school students—all from different walks of life—who find themselves in detention all day, under the spotlight of a stern, power-hungry principal. Once they overcome their rigid social boundaries, they will gradually reveal their true selves to each other and change each other's perspectives and perceptions forever. By finding themselves, they also find their boundaries and are able to unite as one, despite their differences.

Trust me: you want to spend time in custody with star athlete Andrew (Emilio Estevez, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers), school bully John Bender (Judd Nelson, from South of Hope Street), socialite princess Claire Standish (Molly Ringwald, Riverdale), cool smartass Brian Johnson (Anthony Michael Hall, Reacher) and outcast loner Allison Reynolds (Ally Sheedy, from Lonely drunk woman). Club Breakfast it is without a doubt one of the best films of all time.

3

Watch the Sky (2025)

If you're looking for an intriguing mystery that's also mind-blowing, look no further. Watch the sky is a sci-fi mystery thriller wrapped in a wild adventure full of unexpected twists and turns. The action takes place in Sweden in the 1990s. The story follows a rebellious teenager named Denise (Inez Dal Thorhaug) who grows up in foster care after her UFO-hunting father disappears.

After an unexpected event occurs in her town, Denise is determined to find out the truth about what really happened to her father, so she starts digging. Her belief that he was abducted by aliens leads her straight to the door of UFO Sweden, a group of unusual investigators who were working with her father on the night of his disappearance. They agree to work with her to find out the truth, but in the process they uncover an even bigger secret that should be completely impossible. IN Watch the skyfound footage meets found family will leave you breathless, entertained and completely stunned.

2

Gladiator 2 (2024)

Wildly eventful epic with sword and sandals full of gladiators, seduction, betrayal and blood sport? Yes, please, but move away because I need a middle seat.

Gladiator II is the long-awaited sequel to Ridley Scott's film. Gladiator (2000), the story of which takes place more than ten years after the events of the original film. The sequel takes us back to the arena of blood and sand as we follow the story of Lucius Verus (Paul Mescal, We are all strangers), son GladiatorMaximus Decimus Meridius (Russell Crowe) and grandson of the late Emperor Marcus Aurelius.

After his mother sent him as a child to the northern coast of Africa to protect him from Rome, Lucius is captured 15 years later by soldiers who do not know his identity. Now he is a prisoner and forced to fight for his life in the gladiatorial arena of Rome. However, they do not know that Lucius is ready to do anything to take revenge on the Roman Empire. As luck would have it, his athletic skills and inherent ferocity are soon noticed by a former gladiator turned power broker named Macrinus (Denzel Washington), and a conspiracy brews as he uses Lucius as a weapon to start a much-desired revolution.

1

Play Dirty (2025)

Based on the book series by Donald E. Westlake. Parker novels about a hardened professional criminal and a master thief, Play dirty is a comedy heist thriller that is also Amazon's latest original film.

This '90s-themed adaptation stars Mark Wahlberg as Parker and LaKeith Stanfield.changeling) – Philadelphia – both professional thieves. When they pull off a heist at a racetrack and the you-know-what hits the fan, these two find themselves in the last place they ever want to be: facing off against the New York mob.

Expect to be entertained by this plot about overthrowing a dictator, which actually has its fair share of entertainment in between the brutally creative scenes. It also boasts a cast that includes Robert Downey Jr., Keegan-Michael Key (Only murders in the building), Thomas Jane (Too much), Tony Shalhoub (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel), Rosa Salazar (Download), Night Wolf (Stand) and Chukwudi Iwuji (Day of the Jackal).

Prime Video also has this month his list will be replenished with new great filmsso be sure to check them out or just come back next week for the next movie suggestions. I'm more than happy to do the hard work and narrow down the choices for you.