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Original films [ ] Feature films [ ] Title Genre(s) Premiere Language April 20, 2018 English April 13, 2019 English December 20, 2019 English January 17, 2020 English March 20, 2020 English April 17, 2020 English May 29, 2020 English May 29, 2020 Tamil June 12, 2020 Hindi June 18, 2020 English June 19, 2020 Tamil June 28, 2020 Malayalam July 3, 2020 Malayalam July 17, 2020 Kannada July 24, 2020 English July 24, 2020 Kannada July 31, 2020 Hindi August 21, 2020 English August 28, 2020 English September 1, 2020 Malayalam September 5, 2020 Telugu October 2, 2020 Telugu/Tamil October 6, 2020 English October 6, 2020 English October 13, 2020 English October 13, 2020 English October 15, 2020 Malayalam October 16, 2020 Tamil October 23, 2020 English October 29, 2020 Kannada November 6, 2020 Telugu November 12, 2020 Tamil November 13, 2020 Hindi November 19, 2020 Kannada November 20, 2020 Telugu November 25, 2020 English December 3, 2020 Telugu December 10, 2020 Telugu December 11, 2020 Hindi December 17, 2020 Telugu December 18, 2020 Hindi December 23, 2020 English December 25, 2020 Hindi January 8, 2021 Tamil February 5, 2021 English February 12, 2021 English February 19, 2021 Malayalam March 4, 2021 English April 7, 2021 Malayalam April 9, 2021 Hindi April 9, 2021 Marathi April 30, 2021 English May 13, 2021 Dutch May 27, 2021 Telugu June 12, 2021 Telugu June 18, 2021 Hindi June 30, 2021 Malayalam July 2, 2021 English July 5, 2021 Malayalam July 15, 2021 Malayalam July 16, 2021 Hi...

Over the past year or so, Netflix and Apple TV+ have been duking it out to have the most prestigious film offerings ( CODA!), but that doesn’t mean some of the best movies aren't on Amazon Prime. The streamer was one of the first to go around picking up film festival darlings and other lovable favorites, and they’re all still there in the library, so if they flew under your radar the first time, now is the perfect time to catch up. Our picks for the 10 best films on Amazon Prime are below. All the films in our guide are included in your Prime subscription—no renting here. Once you’ve watched your fill, check out our lists for the Sure, nowadays Michael Jordan is a bona fide sports god, and Nike’s Air Jordan sneakers are still arguably the court trainer—but that wasn’t the case back in 1984. Jordan was a rookie, and Nike was about to close down its basketball shoe division. Enter Sonny Vaccaro (Matt Damon), a talent scout for the footwear maker who’s spotted a rising star in North Carolina who could turn everything around—he just needed to convince everyone else that Jordan was worth betting the company on. We all know how that panned out, so thankfully Air is more than a two-hour advert for shoes. Damon, Jason Bateman, Chris Tucker, and director Ben Affleck all deliver strong performances—only to be utterly eclipsed by Viola Davis in a magnetic and powerful, if somewhat underutilised, turn as matriarch Deloris Jordan—while Alex Convery’s script keeps the drama on the peopl...

It’s May 2023! And that means it’s time once again to check out some of the best of the best from Amazon Prime’s movie offerings, from classics to some new flicks that the service is premiering or bringing back, from dramas to comedies and everything in between. Not a Prime member? You can also check out some of our other lists of games and culture content if you’re looking for a fun way to entertain yourself or kill some time: • • •

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By June 16, 2023 12:30PM Share Amazon Prime Video subscribers may notice that its top 10 movie rankings don’t tend to dramatically change throughout the month. Perhaps that’s because Prime Video doesn’t add as many titles as its streaming rivals. But while Prime Video can’t match the number of its competitors, few could argue against the quality of its library. In this week alone, Prime Video has added Tár, one of the most critically acclaimed dramas of 2022. There are a lot of We’ve also put together guides to the In the movie that bears her name, Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) has all of the power and fame she could ever dream about. Lydia even has a devoted wife, Sharon Goodnow (Nina Hoss), and they are raising a daughter named Petra (Mila Bogojevic). But that’s not enough for Lydia, and she uses and abuses her power to satisfy her own needs. As Lydia’s secrets begin to come back to haunt her, everything she has gained is on the verge of slipping away from her grasp. Read less Read more As they say in RoboCop, “I’d buy that for a dollar!” Calculated for inflation, that would be “I’d buy that for $2.68!,” but it just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Director Paul Verhoeven wasn’t aiming for realism in this sci-fi satire, but RoboCop‘s near-future dystopia is a lot closer to our reality than anyone expected. And its bleak humor has somehow gotten even funnier over the ensuing decades. Peter Weller headlines the film as Alex Murphy, an honest cop in Old Detroit who is brutall...

Best films on Amazon Prime available as a part of the subscription (o extra charge) with a focus on (a) critical acclaim, and (b) entertainment value. Alphabetical order. Created in the UK so might have some variations in other parts of the world. [NOTE: For some reason, I was unable to add the 2010 film "Boy"] Husband Wife Relationship (44) Death (42) Kiss (35) Cigarette Smoking (33) Murder (33) Flashback (32) Title Spoken By Character (32) Violence (32) Blood (30) Mother Son Relationship (30) Father Son Relationship (28) Friendship (28) Telephone Call (28) Bar (27) Photograph (27) Restaurant (27) Singing (27) Father Daughter Relationship (26) Cigarette (24) Watching Tv (24) Based On Novel (23) Based On True Story (23) Fight (23) Hospital (23) Pistol (23) Police (23) Police Officer (23) Bare Chested Male (22) F Word (22) Mother Daughter Relationship (22) One Word Title (22) Shot To Death (22) Voice Over Narration (22) Boyfriend Girlfriend Relationship (21) Crying (21) Drinking (21) Drunkenness (21) Female Nudity (21) No Opening Credits (21) Punched In The Face (21) Shot In The Chest (21) Surprise Ending (21) Dancing (20) Song (20) Corpse (19) Cult Film (19) Dog (19) Friend (19) Gun (19) Knife (19) Lie (19) Party (19) Car (18) Deception (18) Escape (18) Family Relationships (18) Independent Film (18) London England (18) Rain (18) Shotgun (18) Singer (18) Arrest (17) Beating (17) Cell Phone (17) Explosion (17) Fear (17) Fire (17) Interview (17) Male Protagonist (17) Marriag...

By June 16, 2023 12:30PM Share Amazon Prime Video subscribers may notice that its top 10 movie rankings don’t tend to dramatically change throughout the month. Perhaps that’s because Prime Video doesn’t add as many titles as its streaming rivals. But while Prime Video can’t match the number of its competitors, few could argue against the quality of its library. In this week alone, Prime Video has added Tár, one of the most critically acclaimed dramas of 2022. There are a lot of We’ve also put together guides to the In the movie that bears her name, Lydia Tár (Cate Blanchett) has all of the power and fame she could ever dream about. Lydia even has a devoted wife, Sharon Goodnow (Nina Hoss), and they are raising a daughter named Petra (Mila Bogojevic). But that’s not enough for Lydia, and she uses and abuses her power to satisfy her own needs. As Lydia’s secrets begin to come back to haunt her, everything she has gained is on the verge of slipping away from her grasp. Read less Read more As they say in RoboCop, “I’d buy that for a dollar!” Calculated for inflation, that would be “I’d buy that for $2.68!,” but it just doesn’t have the same ring to it. Director Paul Verhoeven wasn’t aiming for realism in this sci-fi satire, but RoboCop‘s near-future dystopia is a lot closer to our reality than anyone expected. And its bleak humor has somehow gotten even funnier over the ensuing decades. Peter Weller headlines the film as Alex Murphy, an honest cop in Old Detroit who is brutall...

Over the past year or so, Netflix and Apple TV+ have been duking it out to have the most prestigious film offerings ( CODA!), but that doesn’t mean some of the best movies aren't on Amazon Prime. The streamer was one of the first to go around picking up film festival darlings and other lovable favorites, and they’re all still there in the library, so if they flew under your radar the first time, now is the perfect time to catch up. Our picks for the 10 best films on Amazon Prime are below. All the films in our guide are included in your Prime subscription—no renting here. Once you’ve watched your fill, check out our lists for the Sure, nowadays Michael Jordan is a bona fide sports god, and Nike’s Air Jordan sneakers are still arguably the court trainer—but that wasn’t the case back in 1984. Jordan was a rookie, and Nike was about to close down its basketball shoe division. Enter Sonny Vaccaro (Matt Damon), a talent scout for the footwear maker who’s spotted a rising star in North Carolina who could turn everything around—he just needed to convince everyone else that Jordan was worth betting the company on. We all know how that panned out, so thankfully Air is more than a two-hour advert for shoes. Damon, Jason Bateman, Chris Tucker, and director Ben Affleck all deliver strong performances—only to be utterly eclipsed by Viola Davis in a magnetic and powerful, if somewhat underutilised, turn as matriarch Deloris Jordan—while Alex Convery’s script keeps the drama on the peopl...

Original films [ ] Feature films [ ] Title Genre(s) Premiere Language April 20, 2018 English April 13, 2019 English December 20, 2019 English January 17, 2020 English March 20, 2020 English April 17, 2020 English May 29, 2020 English May 29, 2020 Tamil June 12, 2020 Hindi June 18, 2020 English June 19, 2020 Tamil June 28, 2020 Malayalam July 3, 2020 Malayalam July 17, 2020 Kannada July 24, 2020 English July 24, 2020 Kannada July 31, 2020 Hindi August 21, 2020 English August 28, 2020 English September 1, 2020 Malayalam September 5, 2020 Telugu October 2, 2020 Telugu/Tamil October 6, 2020 English October 6, 2020 English October 13, 2020 English October 13, 2020 English October 15, 2020 Malayalam October 16, 2020 Tamil October 23, 2020 English October 29, 2020 Kannada November 6, 2020 Telugu November 12, 2020 Tamil November 13, 2020 Hindi November 19, 2020 Kannada November 20, 2020 Telugu November 25, 2020 English December 3, 2020 Telugu December 10, 2020 Telugu December 11, 2020 Hindi December 17, 2020 Telugu December 18, 2020 Hindi December 23, 2020 English December 25, 2020 Hindi January 8, 2021 Tamil February 5, 2021 English February 12, 2021 English February 19, 2021 Malayalam March 4, 2021 English April 7, 2021 Malayalam April 9, 2021 Hindi April 9, 2021 Marathi April 30, 2021 English May 13, 2021 Dutch May 27, 2021 Telugu June 12, 2021 Telugu June 18, 2021 Hindi June 30, 2021 Malayalam July 2, 2021 English July 5, 2021 Malayalam July 15, 2021 Malayalam July 16, 2021 Hi...

Best films on Amazon Prime available as a part of the subscription (o extra charge) with a focus on (a) critical acclaim, and (b) entertainment value. Alphabetical order. Created in the UK so might have some variations in other parts of the world. [NOTE: For some reason, I was unable to add the 2010 film "Boy"] Husband Wife Relationship (44) Death (42) Kiss (35) Cigarette Smoking (33) Murder (33) Flashback (32) Title Spoken By Character (32) Violence (32) Blood (30) Mother Son Relationship (30) Father Son Relationship (28) Friendship (28) Telephone Call (28) Bar (27) Photograph (27) Restaurant (27) Singing (27) Father Daughter Relationship (26) Cigarette (24) Watching Tv (24) Based On Novel (23) Based On True Story (23) Fight (23) Hospital (23) Pistol (23) Police (23) Police Officer (23) Bare Chested Male (22) F Word (22) Mother Daughter Relationship (22) One Word Title (22) Shot To Death (22) Voice Over Narration (22) Boyfriend Girlfriend Relationship (21) Crying (21) Drinking (21) Drunkenness (21) Female Nudity (21) No Opening Credits (21) Punched In The Face (21) Shot In The Chest (21) Surprise Ending (21) Dancing (20) Song (20) Corpse (19) Cult Film (19) Dog (19) Friend (19) Gun (19) Knife (19) Lie (19) Party (19) Car (18) Deception (18) Escape (18) Family Relationships (18) Independent Film (18) London England (18) Rain (18) Shotgun (18) Singer (18) Arrest (17) Beating (17) Cell Phone (17) Explosion (17) Fear (17) Fire (17) Interview (17) Male Protagonist (17) Marriag...