We all have those days when... well... we don't do anything at all. You might be laying in bed sick, laying in bed instead of going to class, or simply procrastinating. One of the best activities for this is watching movies. All. Day. Long. It's even better when those movies are readily available on your pre-paid streaming services.

Here are some movies (found on streaming services) that will prevent you from doing your homework.

1. Game Over, Man (Netflix)

This new Netflix original movie is ridiculously hilarious -- Adam Devine, Anders Holm, and Blake Anderson (the Workaholics crew) star in an action-packed comedy that will keep you on your feet. It's also pretty violent, though, so be prepared.

2. Moonlight or Room (Amazon Prime)

These movies are actually very different, but they were those movies that won a bunch of awards AND are REALLY good. I'm always hesitant to watch movies that everyone says is good, but these are actually worth the watch. These movies are definitely better if you want something a little more intense. (Note: You can get a free Amazon Prime membership if you're a student/have a student email!)

3. The Karate Kid (Hulu)

As much as I love Jaden Smith, you can't beat the original Karate Kid. You can never go wrong with a classic like The Karate Kid, and you might even learn some tips to keep your exams from kicking your butt. (Note: In case you didn't know, you can get a free Hulu membership if you pay for Spotify premium!)

4. The Big Sick (Amazon Prime)

I actually haven't seen this one yet, but my mom keeps telling me to watch it. Even then, I trust any Judd Apatow movie, and he's one of the producers of The Big Sick! It's an Amazon original movie as well, and from what I've seen (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, a TV series I also recommend), they're doing amazing work in their studios.

5. Any of the Harry Potter movies (HBO Go)

Harry Potter is a go-to classic that allows you to escape the real world and explore a whimsical world full of magic. If you haven't seen these yet, I highly recommend them (I mean, who hasn't seen Harry Potter?!). Anyway, you can find all 8 of the movie series on HBO Go (if your family has an HBO subscription, go get their username and password -- it's definitely worth it).