“Tenet”, the “Godfather” trilogy and more only on Amazon Prime Video for a short time: stream these masterpieces quickly

There is a lot of activity on Amazon Prime Video at the start of the year. In 2023, while still young, Steven Spielberg’s “Jurassic Park” trilogy or the insane superhero fun “The Suicide Squad” landed on the streaming platform. On the other hand, films also regularly disappear from the range – especially this week.

With your Prime subscription just until the end of the week, you can stream tons of Oscar movies, action blockbusters, and insider tips at no extra cost. While you can find a rundown of all the movies leaving Amazon’s streaming platform sometime over the course of the next 30 days…

» The movies will soon disappear from Amazon Prime Video*

… in this article we would like to point out the best films that are only available until 15 or 16 January 2023 – Films that have at least 4.5 out of a possible 5 stars in the FILMSTARTS review.

Until January 15 on Prime: “The Godfather 1-3” and more

“The godfather“,”The Godfather II” and “The Godfather III“: Francis Ford Coppola’s legendary mafia saga is a piece of movie history. Part 1 is for many the best film of all time, part 2 for many the best sequel ever made – but part 3 is also exciting, which is available in the new version “The Godfather, Epilogue: The Death of Michael Corleone “. In the same breath, the brand new series about the creation of the gangster movie classic with “Top Gun 2” star Miles Teller is also worth watching for movie fans.

» “The Godfather” on Amazon Prime Video: Part 1* / Part 2* / part 3*

“No country for old men“: The brilliant, gripping mix of western, crime thriller and jet-black comedy is one of the cinema highlights of the 2000s. Expect immersive genre cinema that will reverberate for a long time – perfectly cast both in front of and behind the camera. It is no coincidence that there were Oscars in the categories of Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Actor.

» “No Country for Old Men” on Amazon Prime Video*

“security“: If you’re tired of seeing Tom Cruise as an unstoppable hero, get the superstar for a change in Michael Mann’s extraordinarily atmospheric thriller as a ruthless assassin – and in one of his best roles ever.

» “Collateral” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Hugo Cabret“: Martin Scorsese can do more than just ruthless gangster cinema. He proved this in 2012 with the enchantingly charming orphan adventure that takes his audience to the magical Paris of the 1930s. The conclusion of our review: “Those who love cinema should not miss this film.”

» “Hugo Cabret” on Amazon Prime Video*

“The Starwalker“: Speaking of magic, this is also the equally touching and fairytale fantasy adventure “The Star Wanderer”, with “Kick-Ass” and “Kingsman” director Matthew Vaughn proving he can do more than just snotty over-the-top. great action.

» “The Star Walker” on Amazon Prime Video*

“The soldier James Ryan“: Even after nearly 25 years, Steven Spielberg’s star-studded world war odyssey is one of the best and most gripping war cinema has to offer. Brutal, compelling and incredibly entertaining despite a running time of almost three hours.

» “Saving Private Ryan” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Forest Gump“: The life story of Forrest Gump, who once stumbled upon American history, should really be known to everyone by now – but it doesn’t matter. “Forrest Gump” just always works!

» “Forrest Gump” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Cast away“: And again Tom Hanks. A businessman stranded on a lonely island, he ran what is arguably the most famous sporting goods commercial in Hollywood history – and along with his buddy Wilson, he created a cult figure that has become deeply entrenched in pop culture, as recently as the YouTube survival show “7 vs. Wild” became clear.

» “Cast Away” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Catch me if you can“: And because Tom Hanks (almost) only made good films, there is also a fourth film tip with the double Oscar winner and audience favorite. Steven Spielberg’s masterfully staged scavenger hunt between him and Leonardo DiCaprio is an excellent example of entertaining thriller fun – which is still wonderfully entertaining even if you already know the ending.

» “Catch Me If You Can” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Beverly Hills agent“: As high experience the adventures of Eddie Murphy as cult cop Axel Foley. In addition to the legendary first part, Prime Video’s “Beverly Hills Cop 2” and “Beverly Hills Cop 3” are also disappearing – all worth checking out. Especially in preparation for the fourth part, which will soon be released exclusively on Netflix.

» “Beverly Hills Cop” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Minority Report“: Sci-Fi bombast with brains and a star cast. The fact that the dystopian-futuristic blockbuster still works today is mainly due to three masters of their craft: science fiction author Philip K. Dick, legendary director Steven Spielberg and action star Tom Cruise.

» “Minority Report” on Amazon Prime Video*

“Company“: For many, the best film adaptation of John Grisham ever is thriller entertainment of the highest quality – great cinema (with Tom Cruise) by one of the truly great old master directors (Sydney Pollack).

» “The Company” on Amazon Prime Video*

“The imperishable“: And speaking of suspense cinema and old master directors, with Brian De Palma’s “The Untouchables” one of the great classics of Prime Video gangster cinema also disappears. One of the great strengths of the film: the music of the legendary composer Ennio Morricone, who has just been honored in a very special film.

» “The Untouchables” on Amazon Prime Video*

Until January 16 on Prime: “Tenet”

After all, Christopher Nolans is still available on Amazon Prime Video until next Monday “Basic principle“:

» “Tenet” on Amazon Prime Video*

The sci-fi thriller, which plays with the laws of time in a unique way, is our best film of 2020 – which you should have seen at least twice to really get through to the end. If you also use Netflix in addition to the Prime subscription, you don’t have to rush. From next Tuesday (January 17, 2023), the film will be available with the red “N”.