"More than 35 years after its release, Spike Lee's masterpiece feels as urgent and current as the day it premiered. If it divided critics then, it has since proved to be one of the most enduring films to tackle American race relations. "Some of the advance articles about this movie have suggested that it is an incitement to racial violence. Those articles say more about their authors than about the movie," the critic Roger Ebert wrote in 1989. ➽ Streaming now."
"One of the best films of the 1990s, Martin Scorsese's movie about Henry Hill changed the language of how we tell stories about mobsters, and it's a work that feels more like a classic with each passing year. GoodFellas has held up perfectly over the past three decades, partially owing to how much of what followed has tried to hollowly repeat it. But it's still a wildly entertaining piece of work, a movie with more life in any five-minute stretch than most films have in their entire runtime. ➽ Streaming now."
Prime Video frequently adds large numbers of titles in a short time, creating an overwhelming stream of content. Many of the newly added options are described as low quality, making it difficult to find worthwhile viewing. A curated monthly selection highlights a dozen or so titles that have just arrived or are about to arrive in the free-to-subscribers area. The highlighted lineup includes acclaimed films such as Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing, Martin Scorsese’s GoodFellas, and other notable movies, alongside lesser-known titles. The selection emphasizes urgency, lasting impact, and entertainment value, aiming to guide viewers toward strong choices.
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