Official Trailers – 10 Most Awaited Movies on PRIME VIDEO in 2026
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Looking for your next binge-watch? With constant updates across Netflix, Prime Video, and HBO Max, staying current can be a challenge. Our curated guides bring you the latest official trailers and hidden gems from the 2026 streaming calendar. Whether you are hunting for gripping dramas, blockbuster action, or the newest Disney+ releases, we provide the essential insights you need to upgrade your movie night instantly.
Get ready for a massive year of entertainment! 🎬 In this video, we’re counting down the 10 Most Awaited Movies on PRIME VIDEO in 2026. From high-octane action and mind-bending thrillers to hilarious comedy and tear-jerking emotional dramas, Amazon MGM Studios is bringing the heat.
We break down the biggest confirmed hits, including Ryan Gosling’s sci-fi epic Project Hail Mary, the live-action Masters of the Universe, and the star-studded heist thriller Crime 101. Whether you are looking for good movies on prime to add to your watchlist or curious about the best films on amazon prime coming soon, this list has everything you need to know about the amazon prime video streaming lineup for 2026.
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Where's JASON STATHUM!?? He's the man😊
It wasn't until near the end that I realized I got suckered in by AI again. They're getting better. We need to have some regulation that clearly identifies AI early on in the video.
Netflix all the way for me most films on Prime you have to pay for them!
Blahhhhhhh.
why are you showing footage from Flight Risk for Balls Up?
The fact that Hail Mary is not at number one makes this list incompetent at best and aren't many of these movies' theatrical releases, not Prime releases?