There comes a point in every person's life when Netflix just isn't enough. Despite there being countless options on the popular streaming service, sometimes you just can't find a movie that really hits that sweet spot.
Luckily, the reinforcements closer than you think. You don't even need a new subscription service if you already use Amazon Prime. (If you don't, we have a guide on how to get set-up here.)
But we wanted to go the extra step in making your viewing experience the most enjoyable one yet, so we went ahead and rounded up the best movies to watch using Prime right now. We also did the same for television shows here if that's what you're in the mood for.
At this point, who even watches live television? It's time to take advantage of all your streamable movies, guys.
Hot Pursuit(2015)
An unlikely hilarious duo is found in Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara. A good movie for people who like a little action with their laughs.
Photo Courtesy of MGM.
The Matrix Revolutions(2003)
Just when you thought the Matrix couldn't get more complex, we got the final installment to the trilogy. The end of an era.
Photo: Snap Stills/REX/Shutterstock.
Room(2015)
A suspenseful, heart-tugging, and inspiring film that is, surprisingly, as good as the book. Watch to see Brie Larson's 2016 Oscar-winning performance yourself.
Photo Courtesy of Element Pictures.
All Good Things (2010)
A suspenseful thriller that will leave you restless. A lightly-veiled retelling of the real-life criminal, and murder suspect, Robert Durst.
Photo Courtesy of Groundswell.
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The Switch (2010)
This is what happens when you mistakenly impregnate your best friend. It's a bit awkward.
Photo Courtesy of Mandate Pictures.
Runaway Bride (1999)
Grab your sneakers and your girlfriends for this classic rom-com starring two of the '90s greats, Julia Roberts and Richard Gere.
Photo Courtesy of Paramount Pictures.
Butter (2011)
A bizarre comedy that just works. Who knew so much drama could come from butter carving?
Photo Courtesy of Vandalia Films.
The Wedding Singer (1998)
A rom-com for the ages. Adam Sandler is delightful as a charming wedding singer surrounded by love, and Drew Barrymore as a confused waitress, looking for it.
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