Amazon Prime Video new releases: Weekly guide to latest editions

Amazon Prime Video has just added ten new movies to its library, offering a range of options for viewers who are uncertain about what to watch next. Among the offerings are comedies, dramas, and thrillers, each with its own unique appeal.

Action:

In "Hunter-Rang Barse," ACP Vikram has a side job of hunting down missing people to support his gambling habit. He is assigned to track down Leena Thomas, but when she is found dead, Vikram becomes the prime suspect in the investigation.

Comedy:

One of the highlights of the new additions is Steve Coogan's "Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa," a feature-length comedy in which the eponymous character must save his radio station from a hostage situation. Coogan's legendary comedic timing is on full display as he parodies the action genre uniquely.

Drama:

For those in the mood for something more serious, "Boy in the Corner" is a powerful crime drama that explores the pitfalls of the system. The film follows a young man with big dreams and aspirations who is done dirty by the system and pushed towards a potential life of crime. The movie provides a stark commentary on the way society can fail young people.

Classic:

For those looking to revisit a classic film, "Gladiator" is now available on Amazon Prime Video. The critically acclaimed action-drama, led by Russell Crowe, tells the story of a former Roman general who becomes a gladiator and seeks revenge against the corrupt emperor who killed his family. The movie is a must-watch for fans of epic historical dramas.

Finally, "The Wolf of Wall Street" is a classic collaboration between director Martin Scorsese and actor Leonardo DiCaprio. The movie is widely regarded as one of their most entertaining efforts. DiCaprio delivers a standout performance as Jordan Belfort, a wealthy stockbroker caught up in a web of corruption and crime. Jonah Hill also delivers a memorable supporting performance that adds to the movie

Thriller:

Fans of action and suspense will enjoy "Detective Knight Redemption," a film in which Bruce Willis' character must survive a jailbreak led by a dangerous fanatic. The Christmas Bomber and his Santa Claus disciples are terrorizing the city, and Detective James Knight finds himself caught in the middle of the chaos. Despite its intense subject matter, the movie has surprisingly garnered a 67% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

"Searching" is a thrilling mystery in which a father, played by John Cho, tries to locate his missing daughter using nothing more than her laptop and mobile phone. With a sort-of sequel, "Missing," set to release in Irish cinemas later this month, now is the perfect time to dive into this captivating thriller that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Comedy-Drama:

"Fisherman's Friends: One and All" is a 2022 comedy-drama sequel that tells the story of a group of fishermen who find success as singers. However, when they return home after performing at Glastonbury, they find it difficult to readjust to their ordinary lives. The movie explores the difficulties of fame and the struggle to maintain relationships when success changes everything.

"Rams" is a comedy-drama about two estranged brothers who are forced to work together on their farm when a rare illness threatens to wipe out all of their sheep. The movie, led by Sam Neill and Michael Caton, has an impressive 91% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and offers a heartwarming exploration of family, love, and the power of reconciliation.

Mystery-Thriller:

"Guilty Conscience" is a 1985 mystery-thriller that stars Anthony Hopkins in one of his many iconic performances. In the movie, Hopkins' character attempts to commit the perfect murder of his wife and goes to extreme lengths to achieve his goal. The film is a gripping exploration of the lengths people will go to get what they want.