To get in the mood for Amazon Prime Day (July 11th and 12th), the shipping giant is offering a new streaming campaign starting today: you can currently rent over 600 films for 99 cents from Prime Video – including some current hits.
You only know horror films like “M3GAN” or “Project Wolf Hunting” from hearsay? You missed the recent collaboration between Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie in the cinema and the probably most legendary, sprawling declaration of love to Hollywood with Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie is still on the watch list six months after the cinema release? Then this is your opportunity to catch up on these films (and many more) now – in the new 99-cent campaign on Amazon Prime Video*.
To get in the mood for Prime Day (July 11th and 12th, 2023), which is coming up next week, you can already save a lot on Amazon – with over 600 films that you can currently get for less than one euro. You can find an overview of all titles here:
Movies for 99 cents on Amazon Prime Video*
As always, we want to draw your attention to a few highlights that we believe will be of particular interest to our readers:
Film highlights for 99 cents on Amazon Prime Video
“Project Wolf Hunting”: The South Korean battle record is reminiscent of genre classics like “Con Air” (after all, it’s about a prisoner transport that goes wrong), but then takes several crazy turns, so that you never really know what’s going on next is coming. Above all, the shocker, which was even too hard for an FSK 18, is considered one of the most bloodthirsty films of the year. Now uncut for 99 cents:
“Project Wolf Hunting” bei Amazon Prime Video*
“M3GAN”: The puppet slasher is one of the surprises of the year. When it comes to peak violence, the horror film produced by “Saw” and “Conjuring” maker James Wan progresses a little with the handbrake on, but that doesn’t affect the fun factor. This is proven by the 3.5 stars in the FILMSTARTS review and the fact that “M3GAN” is among the best rated films of 2023 on FILMSTARTS.
“M3GAN” on Amazon Prime Video*
“The Price We Pay”: Things get particularly intense in the latest thriller from cult director Ryuhei Kitamura (“Versus”, “Midnight Meat Train”). It takes a little while for the direct-to-video shocker starring Emile Hirsch and Stephen Dorff to get going. But if you stick with it, you’ll end up with the classic nasty madness that the Japanese filmmaker is famous for.
“The Price We Pay” bei Amazon Prime Video*
“Operation Fortune”: Unfortunately, the latest collaboration between cult director Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham went under in the cinema. We therefore advise all the more emphatically to catch up on the fun agent actioner in the home cinema. The entertaining espionage adventure scores above all with a grandiose cast, which also includes Josh Hartnett, Hugh Grant and Aubrey Plaza.
“Operation Fortune” on Amazon Prime Video*
“Babylon – Rush of Ecstasy”: The declaration of love to the dream factory of bygone days by director ace Damien Chazelle (“La La Land”), nominated for three Oscars, also went bad at the box office – but it’s also worth it in home cinema. In any case, we are pretty sure that the sprawling three-hour epic between pomp and elephant shit will be celebrated as a cult film in 20 years.
“Babylon” on Amazon Prime Video*
In addition, it is definitely worth sifting through the 99-cent range on your own. As already mentioned, this time more than 600 films are part of the campaign – including the black and white version of the Oscar winner “Parasite”, the crazy woman-has-sex-with-car shocker “Titane” or the youngest Jean Dujardin’s mission as chaos agent “OSS 117 – With Love from Africa”.
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2023-07-07 08:47:33
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