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The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

From a romantic drama to a new heist movie The post The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week appeared first on TheWrap .

The 3 Best Movies to Watch on Prime Video This Week

1. "Love of Your Life" - Directed by Rachel Morrison, this romantic drama stars Margaret Qualley, Gabriel Basso, and Aaron Pierre. The film tells the story of an ER nurse named Maya who unexpectedly meets her soulmate through a social media marketplace. As their relationship blossoms, Maya must navigate the challenges of having multiple loves in her life. The movie is emotionally intense and features standout performances from its lead actors.

2. "Masterplan" - Starring Stanley Tucci, this heist film sees the renowned actor play a retired thief who is roped into one last job: stealing the Mona Lisa. To accomplish this seemingly impossible feat, Tucci's character recruits his own kids, who have never met him or each other before. The movie offers a thrilling imagining of what it would take for three individuals to pull off such a high-stakes robbery, and it premieres on Prime Video on October 16.

3. "Scream 7" - While the franchise faced controversy due to the firing of star Melissa Barrera for her social media stance on the Gaza conflict, "Scream 7" still offers fans an opportunity to continue the series during the Halloween season. The film, directed by Christopher Landon, originally intended to follow Barrera and Jenna Ortega's characters.

However, after Barrera's departure and the subsequent removal of director Christopher Landon, the story was rewritten entirely. Despite the changes, some original cast members returned for the seventh installment. "Scream 7" is set to stream on Prime Video starting October 16.

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