If you want to spend Sunday on the couch and maybe use it to finish your watch list on Amazon Prime Video, it’s best to dedicate yourself to those movies that are only available on the streaming platform for a short time. and Around the turn of the month on December 1, a lot of Prime Video content will disappear again – so the offer is large, time is short.
Among other things, the (now incomplete) “Matrix” trilogy is only available until November 30. With your Prime subscription you can only watch “Matrix”, “Matrix Reloaded” and “Matrix Revolutions” for free until Wednesday.
» Coming Soon From Amazon Prime Video: “Matrix”* / “Matrix Reload”* / “Matrix Revolutions”*
What was long called the “complete trilogy” is no longer quite true as of last year. With “Matrix Resurrections”, the long-awaited fourth part of the popular science fiction series came to cinemas at the end of 2021, which you can currently also get as a streaming subscription – but on Sky or WOW *.
Do you always have fun with the “Matrix” movies and therefore want to be able to watch them whenever you want? Then it pays to put the films on the shelf – like the author of this article. Normally once should be enough…
Incidentally, since November 3, for the first time you get all four “Matrix” films in the so-called Déjà Vu collection in a set at a reasonable price. For example, the Blu-ray box is already available for just under 30 euros:
» “Matrix” Déjà Vu Collection at Amazon: DVD* / Blu ray* / 4K Blu ray*
But getting back to Amazon Prime Video, there are a few more movies that are only available until November 30 – and we’d like to briefly introduce them to you.
These films will also disappear from the Prime subscription at the end of November
“gamers“: Fans of high-octane action and of course Hollywood’s most charming Scotsman will get their money’s worth here. The FSK-18 sci-fi actioner from “Crank 1+2” creators Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor scores especially with a lot of crazy staging ideas and a typical cool Gerard Butler.
» “Gamers” on Amazon Prime Video*
“escape plan“: Despite the exciting premise, this somewhat different prison thriller still has room for improvement, but it is an absolute must for anyone who has always wanted to see Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone side by side.
» “Escape Plan” on Amazon Prime Video*
“A risky plan“: Sam Worthington can do more than just “Avatar”. If you want to convince yourself of this, “A risky plan” not only gives you a varied thriller, but also an exciting drama – for which we still give it 3.5 stars.
» “A Risky Plan” on Amazon Prime Video*
“Brothers Grimm“: The fantasy adventure features a huge cast (from Heath Ledger and Matt Damon to Monica Bellucci). But above all, set in Germany in the early 19th century, the film thrives on the incredible creativity of director Terry Gilliam (“Brazil”), who once again brings together a whole host of idiosyncratic ideas. It is they who also make “Brothers Grimm” a unique film experience.
» “Brothers Grimm” on Amazon Prime Video*
Fortunately, streaming is not a one-way street: where films disappear, new ones appear. After Steven Soderbergh’s 2021 thriller “No Sudden Move” just landed on Amazon Prime Video, the footballer biopic “I Am Zlatan” about Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the delightfully wacky “Willy’s Wonderland,” which pits a taciturn Nicolas Cage against murderous stuffed monsters.