Top 10 Best Movies on Amazon Prime Video

97% on Rotten Tomatoes and winner of two Academy Awards. Riz Ahmed plays a heavy metal drummer who suddenly loses his hearing and must decide whether to pursue a cochlear implant or embrace deaf culture. A profoundly beautiful film about acceptance and identity.

75% on Rotten Tomatoes but winner of Best Picture at the Academy Awards. The heartwarming story of a hearing child of deaf adults who dreams of pursuing music. Its win was historic — the first Apple TV+ (then Amazon licensed) film to take the top prize at the Oscars.

90% on Rotten Tomatoes. Ben Affleck directed and co-starred with Matt Damon in this crowd-pleasing account of how Nike convinced a young Michael Jordan to sign with the company and create the Air Jordan brand. Energetic, funny, and genuinely moving about the nature of greatness.

88% on Rotten Tomatoes. Janicza Bravo adapted a viral 2015 Twitter thread into one of the most formally innovative films of the 2020s. A stripper and her new acquaintance travel from Detroit to Tampa for a weekend that spirals into chaos and danger. Daring, funny, and utterly original.

Aaron Sorkin's typically dialogue-dense portrait of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz during one turbulent week of filming I Love Lucy. Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem navigate the political, personal, and professional crises of Hollywood's most famous couple with Sorkin's trademark crackling wit.

Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy's ambitious sci-fi thriller based on William Gibson's novel uses temporal manipulation and parallel timelines to explore technology, consciousness, and power. A sophisticated genre work that rewards close attention and patient viewing.

Doug Liman's remake of the 1989 cult classic starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a former UFC fighter turned bouncer became Prime Video's most-watched film debut. Pure, unapologetic entertainment — Gyllenhaal is magnetic, Conor McGregor is memorably unhinged, and the action is spectacular.

90% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Safdie Brothers' relentlessly kinetic crime thriller stars Robert Pattinson as a criminal trying to save his brother after a bank robbery goes wrong. A film that runs on pure adrenaline and anxiety, establishing the Safdies as the most exciting filmmakers of their generation.

73% critics but 92% audience score. Emerald Fennell's darkly erotic psychological thriller about an obsessed Oxford student who insinuates himself into an aristocratic family's country estate became one of Prime Video's most discussed films, generating enormous social media conversation.

97% on Rotten Tomatoes and winner of two Academy Awards. Riz Ahmed plays a heavy metal drummer who suddenly loses his hearing and must decide whether to pursue a cochlear implant or embrace deaf culture. A profoundly beautiful film about acceptance and identity.

75% on Rotten Tomatoes but winner of Best Picture at the Academy Awards. The heartwarming story of a hearing child of deaf adults who dreams of pursuing music. Its win was historic — the first Apple TV+ (then Amazon licensed) film to take the top prize at the Oscars.

90% on Rotten Tomatoes. Ben Affleck directed and co-starred with Matt Damon in this crowd-pleasing account of how Nike convinced a young Michael Jordan to sign with the company and create the Air Jordan brand. Energetic, funny, and genuinely moving about the nature of greatness.

88% on Rotten Tomatoes. Janicza Bravo adapted a viral 2015 Twitter thread into one of the most formally innovative films of the 2020s. A stripper and her new acquaintance travel from Detroit to Tampa for a weekend that spirals into chaos and danger. Daring, funny, and utterly original.

Aaron Sorkin's typically dialogue-dense portrait of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz during one turbulent week of filming I Love Lucy. Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem navigate the political, personal, and professional crises of Hollywood's most famous couple with Sorkin's trademark crackling wit.

Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy's ambitious sci-fi thriller based on William Gibson's novel uses temporal manipulation and parallel timelines to explore technology, consciousness, and power. A sophisticated genre work that rewards close attention and patient viewing.

Doug Liman's remake of the 1989 cult classic starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a former UFC fighter turned bouncer became Prime Video's most-watched film debut. Pure, unapologetic entertainment — Gyllenhaal is magnetic, Conor McGregor is memorably unhinged, and the action is spectacular.

90% on Rotten Tomatoes. The Safdie Brothers' relentlessly kinetic crime thriller stars Robert Pattinson as a criminal trying to save his brother after a bank robbery goes wrong. A film that runs on pure adrenaline and anxiety, establishing the Safdies as the most exciting filmmakers of their generation.

73% critics but 92% audience score. Emerald Fennell's darkly erotic psychological thriller about an obsessed Oxford student who insinuates himself into an aristocratic family's country estate became one of Prime Video's most discussed films, generating enormous social media conversation.