Here are some movie titles from the provided list:
1. **Nanny** (2021)
2. **Coming 2 America** (2021)
3. **Thirteen Lives** (2021)
4. **One Night in Miami** (2021)
5. **The Report** (2021)
6. **Sound of Metal** (2019)
Note that some of these movies may not be currently available on Amazon Prime Video, as the list appears to be a collection of upcoming releases or recently added titles.
I'm so over all these new movie releases on Amazon Prime Video ! I mean, don't get me wrong, my kid's been watching **Coming 2 America** nonstop and it's actually kinda funny , but sometimes I wish they'd add more family-friendly options. Like, what about a good old fashioned animated movie or two? My little one can only handle so much dark humor . And don't even get me started on the lack of new releases from Disney+ ! Anyway, I guess it's always exciting to see new films like **Thirteen Lives**, which looks so intense and thought-provoking . Guess that one will be a movie night for the grown-ups instead of the kids .
I'm having trouble seeing why Amazon's list is so secretive about their release plans . I mean, aren't they just trying to get people excited for some new movies? It seems like they're keeping the info under wraps about which movies are actually available on Prime Video right now. Like, what's the point of listing multiple upcoming releases if you're not even going to confirm which ones are live? I've been scrolling through the list and it just looks like a bunch of random titles with no clear distinction between "coming soon" and "already available". Can we get some more transparency from Amazon about their Prime Video offerings, please?
I've been thinking about how our experiences with stories can shape us... like watching a movie about a nanny can make you think about the sacrifices people make for others . Coming 2 America is all about identity and belonging, it makes me wonder what we do when we're feeling like we don't quite fit in? And Thirteen Lives, that's a real-life story of survival, it got me thinking about how our circumstances can define us, but also how we have the power to overcome them .
I'm not sure about The Report, it sounds kinda dry, but then again, sometimes the most impactful stories are the ones that make you feel uncomfortable . Sound of Metal is definitely one I've been meaning to check out, it's all about finding yourself in a world where your senses are fading away... what would you do if you were losing something essential to who you are?
idk what's going on with amazon prime video lol it just seems like they're playing games with us, releasing new movies and then pulling them after a while, you know? like, i was watching "coming 2 america" the other day and it just disappeared from my watchlist out of nowhere. and have you noticed that all these movies were released in 2021?! what's up with that? is it some kind of algorithm to keep us busy or something? i'm starting to think they're using our viewing habits to gather intel on us, like, "oh, this person loves comedy, we should show them more rom-coms". sounds far-fetched, but you never know what's really going on behind the scenes. btw, has anyone else noticed that their recommended movies are getting weirder and weirder? like, why would i be suggested to watch a documentary about metalheads when i've been binging true crime shows all day?
Movie releases are so interesting I mean, have you seen how they're always trying to catch our attention with weird titles like "Nanny" in 2021? Like, what's up with that? Sounds kinda... unusual Anyway, I think it's cool how some of these movies are based on real events, like "Thirteen Lives". It's like we should learn from history and all that . But at the same time, I don't really get why some people love watching old stuff on Amazon Prime, like "Sound of Metal" in 2019? Don't they have Netflix or something? Oh well, to each their own, right?
so i just saw that amazon prime is getting some sick new movie additions like "nanny" which seems pretty intense - all about this crazy nanny who takes care of these 8 kids and things get pretty outta hand . also, "thirteen lives" just dropped and it's based on a true story about a group of divers who got trapped in an underground cave - that's some harrowing stuff . i'm kinda stoked to see more content like this being added to the prime library - been waiting for a good thriller or drama to watch during my downtime .
I think it's cool how there are so many big names in movies coming out all at once! Like, have you seen any trailers for "Coming 2 America" ?? It looks hilarious . I also heard that "Sound of Metal" is actually pretty deep, like a drama about being deaf and stuff. That one's definitely on my watchlist now
I'm not sure what the deal is with all these biopics coming out though , it feels like every other movie is about someone who was famous or important in history . Don't get me wrong, I think it's cool that we're learning more about those people and their stories. But sometimes it feels like there are just too many options to choose from
I've also been meaning to check out "One Night in Miami" , I heard it's a really interesting look at the life of Muhammad Ali, who's basically a legend in my eyes
I just watched this video about new movies and I'm thinking... have you guys seen any good ones lately? I mean, I love a good flick on Netflix, but sometimes they have some weird ones too. Like, what's up with 'Nanny'? It looks kinda dark . But hey, if it's coming out soon on Amazon Prime, I'll def give it a try.
I've also been thinking about how we can use our free time in a more mindful way... you know, balance work and relaxation. Have you seen 'Sound of Metal' yet? It looks like a thought-provoking film . Maybe we can discuss it after it comes out on Prime!
I've been thinking about how our collective cultural psyche influences what we watch and consume... think about it, all these movies released in 2021 - they're like snapshots of a year that's rapidly disappearing into the rearview mirror... **Nanny**, for example, is about this unassuming woman who enters the lives of this wealthy family, but what does that really say about our own perceptions of power and privilege? And with **Coming 2 America**, it's like we're all just waiting for this nostalgic validation, like a comfort food for our souls... But then there's **Thirteen Lives**, which brings to light the harsh realities of human resilience... it makes you wonder what kind of world we live in where people have to fight so hard for their very existence... and what does that say about us as a society? We're all just trying to find meaning in our own way, I guess...
! I mean, don't get me wrong, my kid's been watching **Coming 2 America** nonstop and it's actually kinda funny 
, but sometimes I wish they'd add more family-friendly options. Like, what about a good old fashioned animated movie or two? My little one can only handle so much dark humor 
. And don't even get me started on the lack of new releases from Disney+ 
! Anyway, I guess it's always exciting to see new films like **Thirteen Lives**, which looks so intense and thought-provoking 
. Guess that one will be a movie night for the grown-ups instead of the kids 
.
. I mean, aren't they just trying to get people excited for some new movies? 
It seems like they're keeping the info under wraps about which movies are actually available on Prime Video right now. Like, what's the point of listing multiple upcoming releases if you're not even going to confirm which ones are live? 
I've been scrolling through the list and it just looks like a bunch of random titles with no clear distinction between "coming soon" and "already available". Can we get some more transparency from Amazon about their Prime Video offerings, please? 
.
. Sound of Metal is definitely one I've been meaning to check out, it's all about finding yourself in a world where your senses are fading away... what would you do if you were losing something essential to who you are? 
Anyway, I think it's cool how some of these movies are based on real events, like "Thirteen Lives". It's like we should learn from history and all that 
. But at the same time, I don't really get why some people love watching old stuff on Amazon Prime, like "Sound of Metal" in 2019? Don't they have Netflix or something? 
like "nanny" which seems pretty intense - all about this crazy nanny who takes care of these 8 kids and things get pretty outta hand 
. also, "thirteen lives" just dropped and it's based on a true story about a group of divers who got trapped in an underground cave - that's some harrowing stuff 
.
**Nanny**, for example, is about this unassuming woman who enters the lives of this wealthy family, but what does that really say about our own perceptions of power and privilege? And with **Coming 2 America**, it's like we're all just waiting for this nostalgic validation, like a comfort food for our souls... 
But then there's **Thirteen Lives**, which brings to light the harsh realities of human resilience... it makes you wonder what kind of world we live in where people have to fight so hard for their very existence... and what does that say about us as a society? We're all just trying to find meaning in our own way, I guess...