Following the passing of Gene Hackman last month, film fans across the globe have been eager to celebrate the acclaimed actor’s impressive career. Naturally, this has resulted in several of Hackman’s movies seeing a resurgence in popularity, including “Enemy of the State,” a 1998 action-thriller that paired Hackman with Will Smith and director Tony Scott.
As of this week (specifically, March 11), “Enemy of the State” has entered Prime Video’s top 10 most-watched movies list, and it’s making a play for a high-ranking spot. It’s currently ranked at No. 6, just a place behind Prime Video’s original comedy “You’re Cordially Invited,” but with momentum building, it might climb even further and maybe have a shot at No. 1.
Praised upon release for its topical story, which tackles themes of surveillance and personal freedoms, its strong performances from its stellar cast (particularly Smith and Hackman) and smart direction from Tony Scott, “Enemy of
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