Here’s what’s new on Prime Video from November 27 to December 3, 2023. Expect iconic franchises, classics, horror and more.
The month is not over yet, but it is already over for the new Prime Video releases for November 2023. The Amazon service is also welcoming its latest film today. A big drop in speed at the finish line therefore, but subscribers were able to watch some very cool programs.
From the start, it started off with a bang with The Ride of the Seven Mercenaries, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Blue Velvet. Then there was The Bastard 8 or the film that was a hit in the United States, Bottoms. In terms of series, Invincible season 2, 007: En Route pour le million, SWAT season 5 or Rick and Morty season 7 carried this selection, while the report BTS: Yet to Come and the finals of the Men’s Tennis Masters ensured for the documentaries and broadcasts part. Discover now the new Prime Video releases of week 48.
Prime Video films from November 27 to December 3, 2023 (S48)
What’s in the new Prime Video releases from November 27 to December 3, 2023? From now on, you can watch Freelance, a new action comedy starring John Cena (Peacemaker) and Alison Brien (Glow) directed by Pierre Morel. The director of Taken, From Paris with Love, Gunman… It tells the story of a big arm of the special forces (John Cena) who is entrusted with the protection of a journalist (Alison Brie), to a crucial moment when she must question a Latin American dictator. An interview that will quickly degenerate.
An air of Christmas will float over the Prime Video releases of the week with Christmas in Candy Cane Lane. A new feature film exclusive to the platform with Eddie Murphy. After A Prince in New York 2, the actor will play the role of a father ready to do anything to have the best decorated house in his neighborhood. He will not hesitate to make a pact with the devil evil elf to get there.
Then, the program is quite vague because it has not really been confirmed with us. But for the days that follow, subscribers could have cult sagas with several Star Trek films, The Ring from 2002, classics like Dead Zone, The Mercenary Seven, The Bastard Twelve and many other things. Here is the potential list of Prime Video movies for week 48.
Prime Video movies of week 48
Freelance
Love and Amnesia (December 1)
Christmas at Candy Cane Lane (December 1) – Amazon Prime Video Exclusive
Baywatch (December 1)
Click (December 1)
Cry Macho (December 1)
Death was at hand (December 1)
Blows for blows (December 1)
A wind of madness (December 1)
The Time Machine (December 1)
I Wish: Our secret wishes (December 1)
In the heat of the night (December 1)
The Collector (December 1)
The Little Man (December 1)
Stardust (December 1)
Star Trek 3: The Search for Spock (December 1)
Murphy’s Law (December 1)
Star Trek 5: The Final Frontier (December 1)
Star Trek 6: Undiscovered Land (December 1)
Darkside: Tales from the Dark Night (December 1)
Star Trek: Insurrection (December 1)
Star Trek: Nemesis (December 1)
Darkside: Tales from the Dark Night (December 1)
Conjuring: Under the Devil’s Sway (December 1)
Dead Zone (December 1)
The Dirty Twelve (December 1)
The Seven Mercenaries (December 1)
The Proposal (December 1)
The Circle (December 1)
The Turkey Bowl (December 1)
The Rio Grande Adventurer (December 1)
The Prime Video series of the week with Rick and Morty (S48)
Always faithful to the post, Rick and Morty continues to make viewers laugh, or not, with season 7 of the television show. New episodes available on Amazon Prime Video which have divided due to the departure of Justin Roiland, one of the co-creators of the series. Episode 7 “Wet Kuat Amortican Summer” has been available since November 26, but only to Warner Pass holders. An additional subscription that unlocks a whole bunch of Warner channels, including Adult Swin on which Rick and Morty is broadcast.
If everything goes according to plan, you might be able to rediscover an old series from the 90s: Seven at Home. The program that revealed actress Jessica Biel to the general public. As the title suggests, we follow the ups and downs of a large family in which religion is omnipresent. The series still lived for 10 years and managed to produce 11 seasons during all this time. All episodes should be available in new Prime Video from November 27 to December 3, 2023. And this time, there will probably be no documentaries or shows.