From Oscar-winning thrillers to high-octane action, here’s what just landed on Amazon Prime Video.
Here are the four newest—and most noteworthy—movies now streaming. Genre: Sci-Fi Thriller Why watch: Amazon’s marquee release this month is a cerebral, big-budget original that asks: What if you could relive any memory as if it were real? new movies on prime
Critics are calling it “ Inception meets Black Mirror with a beating heart.” It’s exclusive to Prime for the next 12 months. Genre: Romantic Comedy Why watch: Fresh off its theatrical run, this charming indie rom-com has found its home on Prime. Glen Powell and Ayo Edebiri star as two perpetually single best friends who make a pact to finally commit to the next person they date—only to realize they might be perfect for each other. Critics are calling it “ Inception meets Black
When a reclusive tech billionaire (Oscar Isaac) launches a neural device called “The Meridian,” a grieving mother (Florence Pugh) volunteers for a secret beta test to see her deceased daughter one last time. But when the lines between memory and reality begin to blur, she uncovers a conspiracy that threatens to trap users inside their own past forever. When a reclusive tech billionaire (Oscar Isaac) launches
Another month means another wave of fresh arrivals on Amazon Prime Video. Whether you’re hunting for a gripping drama, a laugh-out-loud comedy, or a hidden gem from the festival circuit, Prime’s latest drop has something for everyone.
Starring a career-best performance from Ruth Negga, The Last Signal earned two Academy Award nominations for its sound design and screenplay. A slow burn, but a rewarding one. Genre: Sports Thriller Why watch: Do not let the tennis setting fool you. Double Fault is a slick, propulsive revenge story about a disgraced former junior champion (newcomer Alba Rivas) who takes a job as a private coach for a ruthless hedge fund manager’s daughter.
It’s witty, surprisingly sincere, and features a show-stealing cameo from Bowen Yang as a chaotic wedding planner. Perfect for a low-stakes Friday night. Genre: Disaster Drama Why watch: If you missed this one last year, now is the time. This tense, character-driven film follows three separate families trying to reconnect as a global communications blackout sends society into a slow-burn collapse. It’s less about explosions and more about the quiet terror of being unable to reach the ones you love.