Movies on amazon prime

12 Years a Slave. Photo: Jaap Buitendijk This list is regularly updated as movies rotate on and off of Amazon Prime Video . *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. Amazon has a little bit of everything on their streaming service, but they don’t have an interface that makes it particularly easy to find any of it. They also love to rotate out their selection with reckless abandon, making it hard to pin down what’s available when you want to watch a movie. It’s the kind of digital minefield that demands a guide. That’s where we come in! This regularly updated list will highlight the best films currently on Prime Video, free for anyone with an Amazon Prime account, including classics and recent hits. There’s truly something here for everyone, starting with our pick of the week. This Week’s Editor’s Pick *12 Years a Slave Year: 2013 Runtime: 2h 14m Director: Steve McQueen One of the most ambitious and impressive projects of the 2020s has been Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, which you really need to watch on Prime. When you’re done, go check out his other masterpiece, the film that won McQueen the Oscar for Best Picture. Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in this adaptation of the true slave memoir by Solomon Northup. In many ways, it is the definitive film about American slavery. Drama Arrival Year: 2016 Runtime: 1h 56m Director: Denis Villeneuve The French-Canadian director guided Amy Adams to one of her best performances in this sharp sci-fi film about an alien invasion that says more ...

12 Years a Slave. Photo: Jaap Buitendijk This list is regularly updated as movies rotate on and off of Amazon Prime Video . *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. Amazon has a little bit of everything on their streaming service, but they don’t have an interface that makes it particularly easy to find any of it. They also love to rotate out their selection with reckless abandon, making it hard to pin down what’s available when you want to watch a movie. It’s the kind of digital minefield that demands a guide. That’s where we come in! This regularly updated list will highlight the best films currently on Prime Video, free for anyone with an Amazon Prime account, including classics and recent hits. There’s truly something here for everyone, starting with our pick of the week. This Week’s Editor’s Pick *12 Years a Slave Year: 2013 Runtime: 2h 14m Director: Steve McQueen One of the most ambitious and impressive projects of the 2020s has been Steve McQueen’s Small Axe, which you really need to watch on Prime. When you’re done, go check out his other masterpiece, the film that won McQueen the Oscar for Best Picture. Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in this adaptation of the true slave memoir by Solomon Northup. In many ways, it is the definitive film about American slavery. Drama Arrival Year: 2016 Runtime: 1h 56m Director: Denis Villeneuve The French-Canadian director guided Amy Adams to one of her best performances in this sharp sci-fi film about an alien invasion that says more ...