What movies to watch this weekend on Prime Video, Filmin and Pluto TV: all fantastic genre

The fantasy genre is still one of the genres with the most loyal fans and the platforms always invest in it.

Every Friday we propose a series of films that you have available on your favorite streaming platform or some other you should pay attention to. There are a few companies that are well known to everyone, but there are also others to discover.

If in the past Filmin was a very specialized service with little impact, this week we learned that it has already surpassed Movistar+. And who knows if Pluto TV, which is totally free, could experience a similar audience explosion. That is why you should not lose sight of them.

For this weekend, we are going to recommend some fantasy-themed feature films for fans looking for different proposals that put them to the test.

The Green Knight – Prime Video

Surely you know the legend of King Arthur and the round table. the green knight it is a movie set in that same universe, but it takes place years later. The protagonist, who has nothing honorable in his life, volunteers to a challenge that causes a year later to possibly be beheaded.

This is a story where highlights the setting and the places that the knight travels in search of his destiny, which he awaits as fatal. With moments of great quality, it offers an adventure different from the usual that you can find on Prime Video.

About the silver balloon – Filmin

There are movies that regardless of genre They are very demanding And this is one of them. On the Silver Globe is a science fiction feature film with many philosophical approaches reminiscent in some aspects and the slow pace of Stalker or How difficult it is to be a God.

With almost 3 hours of footage, it has the arrival on a habitable planet of a spaceship and the steps they follow to create a society. All camera in hand, with dense dialogues and dreamlike scenes. A movie at the movie for the bravest.

Cube – Pluto TV

Cube caused a great impact and several sequels when it was released in 1997. Its proposal was apparently simple, but in reality it is a very effective waste of imagination and that catches you until the final minute.

Several strangers wake up in a labyrinth of seemingly identical cubes, but some have death traps. They must not only figure out how to get out of there alive, but also why they are in it. The good thing that Cube is on PlutoTV is that you can see it right now for free and without registering.