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Update: There are now over 1. Amazon Prime list. We've been impressed with just how quickly new movies are coming on to the service, so dive in and take your pick. Welcome to our list of the best movies on Amazon Prime Video UK. As we are Tech. Radar we don’t do things by half, so what you have over the course of this gallery is almost 1. Amazon Video - the movies and TV streaming section of Amazon Prime. To help you make the best selection, we have put everything into categories so if you are a horror fan, love a bit of romance or want a tense thriller, you will find the perfect movie for you.

Having gone through the entire Amazon Prime Video catalogue in the UK we have to admit that the movie selection is - whisper it - better than what you find on Netflix. There are a few gems on here that have only just come off of their cinema run and are already ready to stream. Couple this with a brilliant array of stone- cold classics and you have an impressive and varied list of films. It's great to see Amazon embrace movies in this way, so dive in and we hope you find something you like! And if you don't, then maybe our Best Amazon TV shows list is for you. New to the list: Munich. Stephen Spielberg ratchets up the tension to near breaking point in Munich - a wonderful movies that charts the Black September aftermath.

The movie follows the assassin's whose job it was to rid the world of those who created the atrocities that saw a number of Israeli athletes killed at the Munich Olympics in 1. New to the list: Adams Family Values. While the first Addams Family was a fun but flawed reboot of the old TV show, Addams Family Values is a subversive gem. Comedy sequels are rarely better than the first movie but what Barry Sonnenfeld did with Values was make it far more twisted than anyone expecting. Whether it's cooking strippers alive (Lurch), various attempts by Wednesday and Pugsley to kill their newly born brethren or the constant references to Morticia and Gomez’s sex life it's a whole lot of ooky fun. New to the list: Goodfellas. If you are one of the few that has yet to see Goodfellas then you are in for a treat.

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Perhaps Martin Scorsese's masterpiece - among many masterpieces he has made - the tale of mobster Henry Hill is immaculately told. Robert De Niro shines as mob boss James Conway but it's Ray Liota who steals the show as Hill, adding a nice dollop of innocence to what is a complicated character. Everything about this film is majestic - and if it doesn't have you cutting garlic with a razor blade after you watch it, then we don't know what's wrong with you. The Hurt Locker. Kathryn Bigelow is one of the best action directors around, so it’s no surprise that The Hurt Locker won her the Best Director award at the Oscars - the first time a women has won the accolade.

What is surprising, though, is just how nuanced the film is. Given it’s about disposing of bombs, the tension is in the quiet moments, rather that when the explosions start. Mad Max: Fury Road. Mad Max: Fury Road has no right to be as good as it is.

The signs weren't good before release. It was stuck in development Hell for years, then lead actor Tom Hardy was quoted in saying that he was frustrated during the shoot as he didn't quite understand director George Miller's vision. But he needn't have worried. Yes, Fury Road is one big set piece, but what a set piece: it's a car chase to end all car chases, followed by another car chase to end all car chases.

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Miller has created a wonderful, strange movie that is a riveting watch and one that stands toe to toe with The Road Warrior as the best Mad Max film. John Wick. It seems that when it comes to movies and 'gun- fu', Keanu Reeves can do no wrong. He mastered it in The Matrix and now he's back brandishing more fire arms than an army in John Wick. The premise to the movie is ridiculous: a retired hitman gets back in the game when someone kills his dog.

The dog in question, though, was a present from his dead wife so at least there's some emotional weight there. The movie is great because of its simplicity. It's a snapshot of a bigger universe, run by hitmen and women - there's a mythos hinted at throughout that is never really explained. A sequel and announced third movie will do delve more into he story but John Wick keeps things simple: it's about revenge, and lots and lots of shooting.

Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow. Edge of Tomorrow - or Live Die Repeat, the name the posters seemed to take to calling it - is one of the best sci- fi movies in recent years.

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Tom Cruise is on top form as Lt. Bill Cage, a soldier stuck in a time loop that forces him to live the same suicide mission over and over again. Cruise forgoes his usual confident swagger to portray a man way out of his depth, while Emily Blunt is the biggest badass in a film that’s full of them.

Rise of an Empire. While the original Zack Snyder film didn’t exactly lend itself to a sequel - it was about a war that was wrapped up in the movie - Rise of an Empire takes on another different battle that’s style over substance but will still keep you entertained. New director Noam Murro cut his teeth on commercials but his move to the big screen is actually a half decent one. Download Film Lady Macbeth (2017) there. End of Watch. Before David Ayer was assembling a Suicide Squad and creating one of the most abysmal comic- book movies ever, he made this highly original film that’s shot documentary style and focuses on a couple of cops whose job it is to patrol South Central LA and keep the peace.

Jake Gyllenhaal and Michael Pe. Given Ayer grew up on streets not dissimilar to what’s being portrayed in the movie, End of Watch is a searing and honest portrayal of an area of America few would dare venture.

The Wave. Norway isn’t renowned for its disaster movies, but with The Wave and Troll Hunter it is making a decent name for itself. The Wave is about a tsunami that hits the country when a Norwegian fjord collapses. Given the relatively low budget, not much disaster is actually seen. Instead we are let to deal with the individuals who are trying to survive the wave. As disaster movies go, this is one of the more interesting to watch. Dead Man. Some will see Dead Man as a monochrome meditative masterpiece about death and the journey you go on once things end, others will find it a pretentious load of old twaddle.

We are definitely in the former camp. Jim Jarmusch’s oddest film - in a group of frankly odd films - sees Johnny Depp as William Blake, an accountant on the run after murdering a man. The plot is based around a series of people Blake meets and the changes we see in Blake the further he goes on his journey. The film is full of second guesses and open to interpretation but Jarmusch also piles on the humour, especially when things looks as if they are getting a bit too dark. Swiss Army Man. Once again, Daniel Radcliffe proves he's more than Harry Potter in this off the wall film where he stars alongside Paul Dano (There Will Be Blood). Emotional, humorous and more than a little weird, this film tells the story of Hank (Dano) who has become stranded on a deserted island.

Just as he's giving up hope of ever leaving a corpse named Manny (Radcliffe) washes up on shore, befriends him and takes him on a wild adventure. While he won new followers with the sublime Drive, he tries to shake a few of them away with the follow up, Only God Forgives. This monosyllabic slice of machismo and revenge looks amazing but is a tough watch. Its scenes are slow, almost meandering. The dialogue is sparse and curt, and the violence when it comes is sudden and extreme. Give it your time and patience, though, and you’ll be rewarded with an unnerving, slick and sinister movie. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

After proving himself as one of the greatest music video directors - making videos for Daft Punk, Bjork and Massive Attack - Michel Gondry also showed himself as a fantastic feature filmmaker, with Eternal Sunshine.

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