15 Best Movies on Amazon Prime Right Now

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Let​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌ us be honest, if you adore films, Prime Video is the place to be; very quietly, it has a lot of good films. Other streaming services might focus on awards season buzz, but Amazon’s catalog looks like a lovely mess of movie night dreams: prestige dramas to cult classics, daring international films, anime epics, and delightfully crazy oddities. If you want to have a thoughtful, nostalgic, or downright weird movie, there is a lot of good stuff. These are the 15 best movies streaming on Amazon Prime Video right now, from deep cut delights to all-time greats, in order.

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15. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984)

Trying to describe Buckaroo Banzai is half the entertainment, and half the issue. Peter Weller is a polymath hero who, to my amazement, can carry on a neurosurgery, a rock music, a physics, and an interdimensional warfare at the same time. If you add to this John Lithgow going crazy in the most magnificent way, and also a great supporting cast, then you have one of the strangest cult classics that has ever been made. It is pure geek chaos, most excellently.

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14. Merry Little Batman (2023)

This animated gift for the holidays proves that Batman doesn’t necessarily have to brood in the rain. With Damian Wayne left to protect Gotham on Christmas Eve, the movie is a mix of touching moments of the family and deep cut villain humor. The animation style is great, the atmosphere is light, and it is a nice and refreshing reminder that the Dark Knight can be a source of fun.

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13. Shin Masked Rider (2023)

Hideaki Anno rewrites the Kamen Rider myth with dark and deeply personal themes. This reboot is very heavy on horror of the body, identity, and rebellion; thus, it transforms the very familiar hero into something stranger and more philosophical. It is not a movie for everyone, but if you like your superhero stories strong and unsettling, then it is a must.

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12. My Old Ass (2024)

This singular, offbeat, emotional indie movie that throws a curveball in the middle of the story is about a teenager who, on a psychedelic trip, meets her future self. Aubrey Plaza is brilliant as the older version, and she gives the dry humor as well as the genuine warmth. It is funny, bittersweet, and, quite unexpectedly, very touching, one of those movies that sneak up on you.

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11. Saltburn (2023)

Emerald Fennell’s sick story of obsession and privilege is as uncomfortable as it is fascinating. Barry Keoghan is a scholarship student who gets drawn into the glamorous, toxic orbit of his rich and spoiled classmate. What begins as envy slowly changes to something far darker. The film is divisive, stylish, and you cannot take your eyes off of it.

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10. Heads of State (2025)

This action comedy is like a throwback, and it does that in all the right ways. Idris Elba and John Cena play the roles of the two rival world leaders who are forced to survive together, the catastrophe coming after their separation. Their characters’ energies, which do not fit well with each other, are the main reason for the film’s success, while Priyanka Chopra Jonas is the one who brings in the perfect hostess’s quality amidst the disorder. The movie is loud, silly, and great fun.

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9. Deep Cover (2025)

An absolute farce but nevertheless a success in execution, improved actors are recruited to infiltrate the criminal underworld of London in this crime comedy. The comedy arises from the fact that they go full commitment with their bit, especially Nick Mohammed, who achieves an awkward, enthusiastic manner is the one which is humorous and fascinating. It is smart, disorderly, and, by surprise, very profound.

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8. Conclave (2024)

Quiet Vatican drama is turning into a political thriller. Ralph Fiennes leads a brilliant ensemble through secret voting, conspiracies, and moral struggles for power. The film is full of excitement, refinement, and it demonstrates that a story of intrigue can be very fascinating even without shooting scenes.

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7. Air (2023)

This is not so much about sneakers as it is about faith. Nike’s chase after a young Michael Jordan is the core of the movie titled Air, and the movie relies on the actors’ performances and the dialogue rather than the sports scenes. Viola Davis is particularly strong, and she roots the story in her heart and with her conviction.

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6. Evangelion 3.0+1.0: Thrice Upon a Time (2021)

The long-awaited finale of Hideaki Anno’s Evangelion saga is emotional, ambitious, and visually stunning. It brings closure to decades of existential angst, giant robots, and fractured relationships. Not newcomer-friendly, but deeply rewarding for longtime fans.

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5. Wicked (2024)

This grand adaptation is as good as the Broadway show. Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande deepen their characters, while the production and music are sheer spectacle. Under the show-stopping numbers is a surprisingly sharp story about power, fear, and manipulation.

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4. Nosferatu (2024)

Once again, Robert Eggers transforms gothic horror into high art. His take on the silent classic is full of atmosphere, angst, and very detailed. Bill Skarsgård’s becoming is really quite unsettling, which is why this horror from the very beginning to the very end is a chilling experience.

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3. Challengers (2024)

A challenge of love hidden in a rage of competition, the film Challengers employs tennis as an instrument of emotional warfare. The three actors Zendaya, Josh O’Connor, and Mike Faist give their characters brilliantly, and the score, with its rhythm, is making the tension escalate with each new scene. The movie is stressful and endlessly compelling.

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2. Sound of Metal (2020)

Only a few pictures are capable of drawing the viewer so fully into the experience of the portrayed character. Riz Ahmed, as a drummer losing his hearing, is a portrayal that breaks one’s heart and is very close to the character, and all of this is backed up by very innovative sound design. It is a quiet, powerful film that stays with you even after the credits roll.

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1. Knives Out (2019)

Knives Out is still the modern benchmark for mystery films, being clever, funny, and rewatchable without end. Rian Johnson, the director, brings a new touch to the whodunit with his smart script, the characters’ complex layers, and the actors’ great teamwork. Every reveal works, and every character counts.

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Prime Video’s movie lineup is a reminder that great films come in all shapes and moods. Whether you’re chasing comfort, challenge, or pure entertainment, there’s something here worth pressing play on. Clear your schedule, you’ve got some watching to ​‍​‌‍​‍‌​‍​‌‍​‍‌do.

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