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What’s new on Amazon Prime Video in November 2024

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James Patterson’s Alex Cross character is getting a third chance in live-action this month on Amazon Prime Video. Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry have previously portrayed the titular detective character. Now, Black Adam’s Aldis Hodge steps into the role. The new Cross series is Prime Video’s biggest debut in November, but far from the only noteworthy addition. There are a lot of new additions to the streamer’s movie lineup, including The Godfather trilogy, Silver Linings Playbook, and the unconventional vampire film Abigail.

Additionally, Prime Video is rebooting Cruel Intentions as a drama series, which has the potential to be another big hit for the streamer. And aside from Die Hard, there are only a handful of Christmas titles coming this month. We can appreciate a little restraint, especially since December will likely be a very different story.

Recommended Videos

Below, you’ll find the list of what’s coming to Amazon Prime Video in November, with our recommendations in bold. If you need a little more help in deciding what to watch, we also have a list of the best movies streaming on Amazon, as well as a list of the best TV shows streaming on Amazon.

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If Amazon isn’t your only go-to streaming service, we also have helpful articles on the best movies on Netflix and the best shows on Netflix, as well as the best new shows to stream this week.

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New on Amazon Prime Video in November 2024

November 1

  • 12 Days of Christmas Eve
  • 3 Ninjas Knuckle Up
  • 50 To 1
  • A Knight’s Tale
  • A Perfect Day
  • Absolute Deception
  • Across The Universe
  • Agent Cody Banks
  • Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London
  • Airplane II: The Sequel
  • Airplane!
  • All Saints
  • Almost Christmas
  • Anacondas: The Hunt For The Blood Orchid
  • Anger Management
  • Apache
  • Bad Company
  • Battlefield Earth
  • Battleship
  • Big Night
  • Blizzard
  • Blown Away
  • Bobby Jones: Stroke of Genius
  • Bones seasons 1-6
  • Boomerang
  • Bucky Larson Born To Be A Star
  • Carrie (1976)
  • Carrie (2013)
  • Casualties Of War
  • Catch Me If You Can
  • Catch-22
  • Children of Men
  • Christmas with the Kranks
  • Cold Mountain
  • Comes A Horseman
  • Copshop
  • Cowboys & Aliens
  • Crazy In Alabama
  • Dear Christmas
  • Dear John
  • Death Wish 3
  • Death Wish 4: The Crackdown
  • Death Wish II
  • Die Hard
  • Disturbia
  • Double Team
  • Driven
  • Dumb And Dumber To
  • Dune
  • Earth to Echo
  • Equals
  • Escape From Alcatraz
  • Exodus
  • F/X
  • Fame
  • Flash of Genius
  • Flight
  • Gladiator
  • Gone Baby Gone
  • Good Boy!
  • Good Will Hunting
  • Gorky Park
  • Gosford Park
  • Guns Of The Magnificent Seven
  • Harriet the Spy
  • Hell is for Heroes
  • Hour Of The Gun
  • House at the End of the Street
  • How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
  • Identity Thief
  • In & Out
  • Invasion of the Body Snatchers
  • It Takes Two
  • Jacob’s Ladder
  • Jingle All the Way
  • Escape from L.A.
  • John Grisham’s The Rainmaker
  • Johnny Mnemonic
  • Just Like Heaven
  • Kill Your Darlings
  • Kingdom of Heaven
  • Les Miserables
  • Leviathan
  • Libre
  • Loch Ness
  • Lords of Dogtown
  • Mario Puzo’s The Godfather, Coda: The Death of Michael Corleone
  • Margot At The Wedding
  • Mean Girls
  • Meet John Doe
  • Men
  • Michael Jackson’s This Is It
  • Midnight in Paris
  • Mr. Mom
  • Murphy’s Law
  • Neighbors
  • Of Gods and Men
  • One Direction: This Is Us (Extended Cut)
  • Pan’s Labyrinth
  • Passengers
  • Play Misty For Me
  • Popeye
  • Puss in Boots
  • Radio Flyer
  • Rambo III
  • Rampage
  • Reba McEntire’s Christmas In Tune
  • Return Of The Seven
  • Ride Along With Gag Reel
  • Rio Lobo
  • Roboshark
  • Rosemary’s Baby
  • Roxanne
  • Run Lola Run
  • Rust
  • Santa Claus: The Movie
  • Saving Silverman
  • School of Rock
  • Scrooged
  • She’s So Lovely
  • She’s the Man
  • Silver Linings Playbook
  • Slackers
  • Small Soldiers
  • Sonic the Hedgehog
  • Star Trek VIII: First Contact
  • Steel Magnolias
  • Steve Jobs
  • Still of the Night
  • Straw Dogs
  • Surviving Christmas
  • Target
  • The Animal
  • The Apartment
  • The Aviator
  • The Christmas Edition
  • The Edge of Seventeen
  • The Eiger Sanction
  • The Family Stone
  • The Godfather
  • The Godfather, Part II
  • The Good Shepherd
  • The Great Escape
  • The Holiday
  • The Italian Job
  • The King’s Man
  • The Lady In The Van
  • The Lego Movie
  • The Magnificent Seven
  • The Magnificent Seven Ride
  • The People vs. Larry Flynt
  • The Pursuit Of Happyness
  • The Saint
  • The Soloist
  • The Spectacular Now
  • The Swan Princess And The Secret Of The Castle
  • The Swan Princess Christmas
  • The Terminator
  • The White Buffalo
  • The Wonderful Country
  • The Theory of Everything
  • Think Like a Man
  • Think Like a Man Too
  • To Sleep With Anger
  • Tom & Jerry
  • Tower Heist
  • Turbulence
  • Ultraviolet
  • Universal Soldier: Day Of Reckoning
  • Walk of Shame
  • Walking Tall
  • War of The Worlds
  • Zona Mortal

November 5

  • Back to Black
  • Election Night Live with Brian Williams

November 7

  • Look Back
  • My Old Ass
  • Moonbound

November 8

  • Every Minute Counts

November 9

  • ONE Fight Night on Prime Video

November 11

  • Me Before You

November 13

  • UglyDolls

November 14

  • Cross

November 15

  • The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland

November 19

  • Abigail
  • Jeff Dunham’s Scrooged-Up Holiday Special

November 20

  • Wish List Games

November 21

  • Cruel Intentions
  • Dinner Club season 3

November 22

  • The Meg

November 24

  • Coraline

November 26

  • It’s In the Game
  • The Secret: Dare to Dream

November 28

  • Oshi no Ko

November 29

  • Black Friday Football
  • The World According To Kaleb: On Tour

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