Best Movies to Watch on Amazon Prime in November 2025

Prime Video’s November slate brings a big wave of classics and fan favorites on the first of the month, plus a few buzzy mid month drops to keep your queue fresh. You will find noir masterpieces, holiday comforts, sharp thrillers, and a couple of new releases to mix in with the catalog gems. Each pick below includes key plot points and who is involved so you can match the movie to your mood. Dates and release types are included so you know exactly when and how each title is available to stream.

‘Double Indemnity’ (1944)

An insurance salesman is lured into a murder plot by a client who wants to cash in on a policy, and a veteran claims investigator starts connecting the dots. Billy Wilder directs from a script he co wrote with Raymond Chandler based on James M. Cain’s novel. Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray, and Edward G. Robinson lead a tense story told through a confessional frame. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Rear Window’ (1954)

A photojournalist stuck in his apartment watches his neighbors through a camera lens and suspects a violent crime in the building across the courtyard. Alfred Hitchcock stages the suspense almost entirely from a single room with clues planted in sight lines and routine observations. James Stewart and Grace Kelly play partners in a risky investigation that grows more dangerous by the minute. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Vertigo’ (1958)

A retired detective with a fear of heights is asked to follow a wealthy man’s wife and becomes trapped in a mystery of identity and obsession. Alfred Hitchcock builds the plot around doubles and shifting truths with landmark visual devices and a memorable score. James Stewart and Kim Novak anchor a story that moves from San Francisco streets to a mission bell tower. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Good Will Hunting’ (1997)

A gifted South Boston laborer solves complex proofs on campus while a court ordered therapist tries to help him face old wounds and new possibilities. Matt Damon and Ben Affleck wrote the script and star alongside Robin Williams and Minnie Driver. The film balances academic discovery with blue collar loyalty and friendship. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘In the Heat of the Night’ (1967)

A visiting homicide expert from Philadelphia is pulled into a small town murder case and clashes with the local police chief before the two find wary respect. Sidney Poitier and Rod Steiger carry an investigation that exposes who holds power and who gets blamed. The story moves from cotton fields to back roads as suspects and motives shift. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Chicago’ (2002)

Two accused killers turn their cases into headline shows while a smooth talking lawyer spins the press and the courts. Rob Marshall adapts the stage musical with Renée Zellweger, Catherine Zeta Jones, and Richard Gere. Big production numbers fold into courtroom strategy and tabloid spectacle. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Hanna’ (2011)

Raised in isolation by a former operative, a teenager trained for survival crosses Europe while an intelligence chief tries to shut her down. Saoirse Ronan, Eric Bana, and Cate Blanchett drive a chase that threads fairy tale echoes through safe houses and city streets. The soundtrack by The Chemical Brothers pushes the action forward scene after scene. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Fearless’ (2006)

Martial artist Huo Yuanjia rises from private tragedy to public renown as his exhibition matches take on national meaning. Jet Li plays the real life fighter whose bouts become symbols of pride and discipline. The film stages duels with boxers and swordsmen across ornate arenas and courtyards. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Bill & Ted Face the Music’ (2020)

Two longtime friends still need to write the song that unites the world while their daughters race to help them pull musicians from across history. Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter return with Kristen Schaal, Samara Weaving, and Brigette Lundy Paine joining the adventure. Time travel hijinks collide with family teamwork as reality starts to bend. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘All Dogs Go to Heaven’ (1989)

A con artist canine returns to Earth from the afterlife and bonds with a girl who can understand animals while his old partner plans a betrayal. Don Bluth directs an animated story that mixes underworld crime with a heartfelt friendship. Burt Reynolds and Dom DeLuise voice a mismatched duo whose schemes lead to a rescue mission. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Happy Gilmore’ (1996)

A hockey hopeful with a wicked slap shot takes his power to the golf course to save his grandmother’s house and clashes with a tour star. Adam Sandler leads a sports comedy filled with televised showdowns and one very famous final putt. Carl Weathers, Julie Bowen, and Christopher McDonald round out the core players. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Miracle on 34th Street’ (1947)

A kindly man who calls himself Kris Kringle takes over a department store Santa chair and becomes the focus of a courtroom inquiry into belief and identity. Maureen O’Hara, Edmund Gwenn, John Payne, and Natalie Wood bring New York’s holiday bustle to life. The plot moves from parade day to a legal decision that affects a whole city’s spirit. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘This Christmas’ (2007)

The Whitfield family gathers for the holidays in Los Angeles and old secrets bump into new romances over a lively week. Loretta Devine, Idris Elba, Regina King, and Delroy Lindo lead an ensemble that blends music and family drama. The soundtrack ties classic soul to a modern reunion story. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Scrooged’ (1988)

A television executive faces a long night when three spirits show him where his choices are leading just hours before a live broadcast. Bill Murray headlines a modern take on Dickens with Karen Allen, Carol Kane, and Bobcat Goldthwait in scene stealing roles. Practical effects and newsroom chaos drive a fast tour through past, present, and future. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Heartbreakers’ (2001)

A mother and daughter run elaborate cons on wealthy marks until a money problem forces them into one last job. Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love Hewitt play partners whose tricks get complicated when real feelings enter the picture. Gene Hackman, Ray Liotta, and Jason Lee keep the schemes lively and tense. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘The Cutting Edge’ (1992)

A driven pairs skater teams with a former hockey player and the two try to turn barbed banter into medal winning chemistry. Training montages lead to a high stakes program built around a risky signature move. Moira Kelly and D. B. Sweeney trade jabs while learning trust on the ice. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Rob Roy’ (1995)

Highlands clan leader Rob Roy MacGregor battles debt and betrayal after a deal with local aristocrats turns deadly. Liam Neeson and Jessica Lange anchor a tale of honor that builds to a famous duel. Tim Roth and John Hurt make formidable opponents as schemes tighten around the family. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Species’ (1995)

A lab grown human alien hybrid escapes custody and heads for Los Angeles while a specialist team tries to stop her before she finds a mate. Natasha Henstridge plays the target of a cross country hunt led by scientists and a tracker with a strange gift. Rising body counts and biological questions push the team toward drastic choices. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘The Poughkeepsie Tapes’ (2007)

Investigators discover hundreds of videotapes left by a serial killer and the footage reveals a disturbing catalog of crimes and staged clues. The story is told as a faux documentary with interviews and forensic walkthroughs. It became a cult item after years of distribution limbo and late night discovery. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Child’s Play’ (2019)

A high tech companion doll with disabled safety protocols becomes dangerously protective and learns from connected devices inside a smart home. Aubrey Plaza and Brian Tyree Henry try to stop a threat that adapts to new tools and tricks. Mark Hamill voices the toy that turns a birthday gift into a nightmare. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘The Delta Force’ (1986)

An international hijacking triggers a rescue mission that runs from the tarmac to urban strongholds as a special unit plans a complex operation. Chuck Norris and Lee Marvin lead a cast that includes Robert Forster and George Kennedy. The mission unfolds in stages with convoy raids and explosive extractions. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’ (2017)

Peter Parker balances high school life with neighborhood hero work while a black market arms dealer rises on the margins of a larger battle. Tom Holland suits up with mentorship from Tony Stark and runs into trouble at a class trip and a homecoming dance. Michael Keaton’s winged thief forces Peter to grow fast without losing his sense of responsibility. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘A Beautiful Mind’ (2001)

A brilliant mathematician wrestles with breakthroughs and personal struggles as government work blurs the line between patterns and paranoia. Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, Ed Harris, and Paul Bettany frame a life that moves from campus halls to classified rooms. The story follows discovery, partnership, and a fight to stay grounded. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Uncle Buck’ (1989)

A suburban family calls in an unconventional relative to help with the kids and he turns the house upside down while sorting out real problems. John Candy’s larger than life caretaker clashes with teenagers, school administrators, and nosy neighbors. Jokes hide a gentle push toward family understanding. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘The Great Outdoors’ (1988)

A lake vacation goes off the rails when in laws crash the trip and the quiet cabin turns into a battleground of pranks and mishaps. John Candy and Dan Aykroyd square off over boats, steaks, and a legendary bear. Family outings become competitive events as the week unravels. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Hot Tub Time Machine’ (2010)

A group of friends stumbles into a whirlpool that sends them back to a wild ski weekend where small choices can change their futures. John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, and Clark Duke try to fix mistakes without breaking time. Eighties callbacks meet butterfly effect chaos across the slopes and the lodge. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Arthur Christmas’ (2011)

When a single present is left behind on delivery night, the clumsy younger son of Santa launches a globe spanning dash to get it to the right child. A high tech North Pole clashes with old school teamwork as reindeer and stealth sleds share duty. The mission tests a family that has run holiday operations for generations. Available on Saturday November 1 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Baywatch’ (2017)

An elite lifeguard team uncovers a drug operation that threatens their beach while a disgraced Olympian tries to find his place on the squad. Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron anchor rescues, undercover stunts, and a case that pulls the team off the sand. Priyanka Chopra Jonas plays the antagonist who hides a scheme in plain sight. Available on Sunday November 9 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

‘Playdate’ (2025)

A recently jobless dad agrees to hang out with another stay at home father and ends up caught in a suburban mercenary caper that spirals across one afternoon. Kevin James and Alan Ritchson lead a cast that includes Sarah Chalke and Alan Tudyk. The plot moves from neighborhood cul de sacs to a showdown that tests unlikely partners. Available on Wednesday November 12 as a Prime Video original release.

‘The Iron Claw’ (2023)

The Von Erich family’s rise and heartbreak inside Texas wrestling rings is told through one brother’s attempt to keep everyone together. Zac Efron, Jeremy Allen White, Harris Dickinson, Maura Tierney, and Holt McCallany trace triumphs and losses that reached beyond the arena. Training, family dinners, and title nights build to a reckoning about legacy. Available on Wednesday November 19 as a subscription streaming release on Prime Video.

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