As the ghostly season draws to a close and the month of November approaches, Prime Video released their new lineup of exciting upcoming movies. The popular streaming platform heralds a diverse selection of buzzing titles, with both new and familiar faces as headliners on the projects. Fans of superstar Harry Styles have been eagerly awaiting his latest project following the media frenzy don’t worry darling, and the performer will appear in the romantic drama my police officerwhich follows the secret love affair between a married police officer and curator in the 1950s.
America’s sweetheart Kristen Bell joins forces with Allison Janney for the tumultuous comedy The people we hate at the wedding, chronicling the chaos that ensues between a dysfunctional family during a week-long wedding at the destination. Other new titles landing on the platform include the documentary Good night Oppy and the Peter Dinklage–directed romantic musical drama Cyrano. Regardless of your genre preference, Prime Video is sure to fit your needs. Here are the best movies coming to Prime Video in November 2022.
My Police Officer (Nov 4)
Musical sensation Harry Styles appears next to it The crownEmma Corrin and David Dawson in the highly anticipated romantic drama my police officer, which tells the gripping story of the secret love affair between a married police officer and museum curator in 1950s Britain. The haunting image, which chronicles the couple’s forbidden love over the course of several decades and the knock-on effect it had on those closest to them, is an adaptation of the Bethan Roberts novel of the same name and debuted with great fanfare at its worldwide premiere.
In tackling the heavy roll, Styles told Howard Stern he felt “vulnerable,” saying, “It was very, very easy because all three of those younger actors are very open — they don’t make acting difficult and they don’t make the filmmaking process difficult.”
Autumn Beat (November 10)
The Italian coming-of-age drama autumn beat focuses on Milanese brothers and aspiring rappers Paco (Abby 6ix) and Tito (Hamed Seydou) as they combine their impressive talents to break through in the music world and make their mark on the industry and the world. The uplifting film, which chronicles their three-decade journey both personally and professionally, is the directorial debut of author and screenwriter Antonio Dikele Distefano.
autumn beat shows the life of these two Italians of the second generation as they fight to make it in show business. The brothers’ bond is further tested when they find themselves falling for the same woman, a complication that threatens the musicians’ hard work and their dreams of achieving success together.
La Caida / Dive (November 11)
Lucía Puenzo directed the thought-provoking Spanish sports drama La Caida/Dive, focused on veteran competitive diver Mariel as she tries to finally reach her goal of making it to the Olympics, a prestigious honor that had eluded her heartbreakingly in the past. The captivating photo delves into Mariel’s relationship with people inside and outside the swimming world, culminating in a career-defining performance from actress Karla Souza as the determined athlete; Mariel is confronted with personal questions and insecurities about her talent as a diver and her life outside the sport.
The people we hate at the wedding (November 18)
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Adapted from the Grant Griner novel of the same wonderful name, the upcoming comedy The people we hate at the wedding features a star-studded cast led by Kristen Bell, Allison Janney and Ben Platt, and follows a dysfunctional blended family as they attend their wealthy half-sister’s wedding at a lavish English estate. Struggling siblings Alice and Paul reluctantly agree to go to the fancy soirée with their mother Donna, and during the tense week the trio is confronted with old wounds and emotions that force them to reconnect and solve their problems. to solve.
Good night Oppy (November 23)
Ryan White directed the visually stunning documentary Good night Oppy, depicting the miraculous true story of the Mars rover Opportunity that landed on the red planet in 2004 with an expected lifespan of 90 sols (about three months), only to vastly exceed expectations and eventually explore Mars for 15 years.
With breathtaking visuals, brilliant technology and a captivating soundtrack, the film is narrated by Angela Bassett and is a thought-provoking look at the groundbreaking journey the affectionately named Oppy has endured. In their glowing review of the revealing photo, Variety wrote: “For large parts of the maturity, Good night Oppy is more than just a documentary; it’s also an animated movie – and a hugely entertaining movie.” In many ways, this is like a real-life documentary about WALL-E, and the result is amazing.
Cyrano (November 23)
Game of Thrones fan favorite Peter Dinklage delivers an outstanding performance in 2021 romantic music drama cyrano, a retelling of Edmond Rostand’s play that centers on the charming titular word-maker as he struggles with feelings of inadequacy for the object of his affection, who falls in love with another man.
Stealing the show as the amorous novelist, Dinklage earns numerous accolades, including a nomination for a Golden Globe and Satellite Awards; the seasoned actor had previously portrayed the character in the 2018 stage musical adaptation. Despite a lackluster turnout at the box office, the Joe Wright-directed drama was hailed for breathing new life into the classic story and for its exceptional soundtrack and performances.
Angel Falls Christmas (November 29)
With the holidays just around the corner, what better way to embrace the festive spirit than with a feel-good original Hallmark movie? The romantic drama of 2021 Angel Falls Christmas stars Chad Michael Murray and Jessica Lowndes, it tells the wholesome story of workaholic surgeon Ally who finds her life turned upside down when her fiancé dumps her due to her lack of work-life balance; the driven woman is then visited by angel Gabriel (Murray) to set her on the right path, and of course sparks fly between the two. With the warm and fluffy film, you are sure to be ready for Christmas and feel the Christmas magic.