What’s new on Amazon Prime Video Canada in September 2021?
Next month, the highlights are Cinderella, Pet Sematary, and Bridesmaids.
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The Tomorrow War [2021]
Chris Pratt ably anchors this sci-fi adventure, even if The Tomorrow War may not linger in the memory much longer than today.
What’s new on Amazon Prime Video Canada in August 2021?
Prime Video Canada in August 2021: Nine Perfect Strangers, Annette, and the second season of Modern Love.
What’s new on Amazon Prime Video Canada in July 2021?
Each month, Prime Video adds a lot of new movies and series. Stargirl, The Tomorrow War, and Lawrence of Arabia.
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse [2021]
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse has one redeeming feature and it’s Michael B. Jordan. He’s the only reason I wanted to watch this movie.
What’s new on Amazon Prime Video Canada in May 2021?
Each month, Prime Video adds a lot of new movies and series. Next month, the highlights are Solos and The Boy From Medellín.
Made For Love [2021]
Made For Love is made for…. being bored. If it wasn’t for Cristin Milioti and a bit of Ray Romano, it would have been the worst show of 2021 so far.
What to watch on Amazon Prime Video Canada in April 2021?
April 2021, the highlights are Without Remorse and Made For Love.
Alex Rider [2020]
Alex Rider is a fun british spy series based on the novels of the same name by Anthony Horowitz. I didn’t know that when I started watching this Amazon Prime Video exclusive, but It’s noticeably clear during the show.
Coming to America [1988]
Eddie Murphy, star, co-writer, and co-producer has dealt audiences the movie equivalent of a royal flush. Murphy gives his sweetest, most touching, and most genuinely likable performance, playing a character who embraces society instead of holding it in contempt.
What to watch on Amazon Prime Video Canada in March 2021?
Here’s everything new that’s coming Amazon Prime Video Canada in March 2021.
I Care A Lot [2021]
Rosamund Pike (Marla Grayson) and Peter Dinklage (Roman Lunyov) do excellent work in I Care A Lot, but they’re acting in a story that doesn’t give the audience anyone to root for.