3 Must-Watch Movies New to Prime Video This Weekend (October 16-18)

As the weather begins to cool down, there is no better way to spend your weekend than with a cozy, cinematic marathon at home. Prime Video has refreshed its library with over 130 new titles this month, offering a diverse range of films to satisfy every taste. Whether you are craving a high-stakes heist, an emotionally resonant romance, or a wild supernatural romp, we have curated the best of the latest arrivals for your viewing pleasure.

Masterplan (2026)

If you are a fan of star-studded capers, 'Masterplan' is a mandatory addition to your watch list. The film features the ever-charming Stanley Tucci as Roger, a master thief planning one final, audacious job: stealing the Mona Lisa. The narrative takes a delightful turn when he recruits an Italian tech expert, played by Simona Tabasco, and a French explosives specialist, played by Victor Belmondo. The twist? They are his long-lost children. It is a stylish, globe-trotting thriller that expertly balances high-tension heist dynamics with the comedic chaos of a dysfunctional family reunion.

Love of Your Life (2026)

For those seeking a more poignant, grounded experience, 'Love of Your Life' is a standout drama helmed by renowned cinematographer-turned-director Rachel Morrison. The story follows Maya (Margaret Qualley), a fiercely independent nurse, and her unexpected connection with the extroverted Charlie (Gabriel Basso). Their journey through the complexities of love, loss, and personal growth provides a deeply emotional look at how life's sudden turns define our paths. With a stellar supporting cast including Aaron Pierre and Catherine Keener, this film is a beautiful, thoughtful meditation on modern relationships.

R.I.P.D. (2013)

Sometimes, the best way to unwind is with a bit of unadulterated, campy fun. Despite its rocky reception upon release, 'R.I.P.D.' has become a cherished guilty pleasure. Jeff Bridges shines as Roycephus 'Roy' Pulsipher, an undead lawman with a swagger reminiscent of his legendary roles, paired with the straight-man performance of Ryan Reynolds as his rookie partner. As they police the afterlife, the film leans into absurd special effects and supernatural antics. It is a wild ride that is undeniably worth watching for the pure, bumbling charisma of Jeff Bridges alone.