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

Weekend Streaming Guide: Prime Video's Latest Additions

With the seasons shifting and the weather finally cooling down, there is no better time to hunker down for a cozy weekend of movie watching. Amazon Prime Video has recently bolstered its library with over 130 new titles, offering a diverse mix of gripping thrillers, heartfelt dramas, and nostalgic guilty pleasures.

1. 'Masterplan' (2026)

Stanley Tucci continues to captivate audiences with his effortless screen presence in the newly added Masterplan. In this high-stakes heist flick, Tucci stars as Roger, a veteran thief attempting one final, legendary score: stealing the Mona Lisa. The complexity of the mission forces him to recruit two unlikely partners, an Italian tech prodigy named Chiara (Simona Tabasco) and a daring French explosives expert, Jay (Victor Belmondo). The twist? These recruits are his long-lost children, leading to a hilarious and tense family dynamic that makes this heist film as much about personal reconciliation as it is about grand larceny.

2. 'Love of Your Life' (2026)

For those seeking a more emotional cinematic experience, Love of Your Life, directed by the acclaimed cinematographer Rachel Morrison, provides a poignant look at love and loss. The story follows Maya, an independent nurse played by Margaret Qualley, whose life is forever changed after meeting the extroverted Charlie (Gabriel Basso) at age 26. The film beautifully chronicles the highs of building a shared life and the profound challenges that emerge when fate intervenes. Featuring standout performances from Aaron Pierre, Patrick Schwarzenegger, and Catherine Keener, this drama is a must-watch for those who appreciate character-driven storytelling.

3. 'R.I.P.D.' (2013)

If you prefer a supernatural, high-energy spectacle, it might be time to revisit R.I.P.D. Despite a rocky reception during its original theatrical run, the film has earned its place as a cult favorite. Jeff Bridges delivers a delightfully unhinged performance as Roy, a lawman from the afterlife who teams up with a recently deceased Boston police officer, Nick (Ryan Reynolds). Tasked with keeping order among spirits refusing to move on, the duo discovers a conspiracy tied to Nick's murder. While it is undoubtedly a 'guilty pleasure,' Bridges' charismatic, bumbling swagger makes this chaotic action-comedy well worth a watch this weekend.