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Prime Video kicked off August by adding 52 movies to its library, giving Prime members plenty of new options to stream. But if you don’t pay for a membership, those additions aren’t much help. That's where Prime Video’s free, ad-supported library comes in, offering a surprisingly solid selection of movies at no extra cost. The only downside is that Amazon doesn’t announce when new free titles arrive, so you have to do a bit of digging to discover what’s been added.That’s where I come in. I’ve scoured through Prime Video’s free movie section to find the titles actually worth watching, because, as you can imagine, free movie libraries can often be filled with flops. You don't even need a Prime subscription to watch them. All you need is a free Amazon account, meaning you can enjoy these movies without paying for another streaming service.Whether you’re in the mood for post-apocalyptic action-thriller, a romantic horror, or an unhinged superhero comedy, these are the free Prime Video movies worth adding to your watchlist.‘Snowpiercer’ (2014)
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Directed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Bong Joon-ho in his English-language directorial debut, “Snowpiercer” is an acclaimed sci-fi thriller based on the 1982 French graphic novel. The film presents a visually striking frozen world where humanity’s last survivors live aboard a self-contained environment divided into distinct sections. While “Parasite” remains Bong’s best film in my opinion, “Snowpiercer” is still a claustrophobic sci-fi masterpiece that’s well worth experiencing at least once.In a post-apocalyptic future, a failed climate-change experiment plunges Earth into a global ice age. The remaining survivors live aboard the Snowpiercer, a massive, self-sustaining supertrain that continuously circumnavigates the globe. Inside, passengers are strictly divided: the wealthy live in luxury at the front, while the impoverished are forced into overcrowded tail cars at the back. Led by a man named Curtis (Chris Evans), the tail-section residents launch a violent revolt, fighting their way toward the front to seize control of the train’s engine.Stream for free on Prime Video‘Dredd’ (2012)
