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3 new to Prime Video thriller movies to watch this week — including one of the best James Bond movies of all time, and it doesn’t star Daniel Craig (Oct. 13-19)

I've combed through the new movies added to Prime Video and found three excellent thrillers worth watching this week.

3 new to Prime Video thriller movies to watch this week — including one of the best James Bond movies of all time, and it doesn’t star Daniel Craig (Oct. 13-19)

This week, Prime Video has added three thrilling movies to its collection that are worth watching. The first addition is 'Creed' (2015), a sports drama that revitalizes the legacy of the Rocky franchise. Starring Oscar-winner Michael B. Jordan as Adonis Donnie Johnson, the film follows the young fighter as he seeks to prove himself worthy of the Creed name. Training under Rocky Balboa, played by Sylvester Stallone, Donnie's bond with his mentor grows stronger while he fights for his chance at glory.

The second movie on the list is 'Goldeneye' (1995), a classic James Bond film starring Pierce Brosnan in his debut as the iconic British spy. Brosnan's portrayal of 007 is a standout, even though Brosnan's tenure as Bond was marred by poor material and CGI effects. However, 'Goldeneye' boasts a memorable villain, great action moments, and introduced elements that persisted long after Brosnan's tenure. It is the first wholly original Bond movie and features Judi Dench as Bond's handler M.

Lastly, 'Masterplan' (2026) is a new Prime Video original heist caper that promises an unforgettable experience. Directed by Stanley Tucci, the film follows the master thief as he attempts to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre Museum. Tucci's charm and the surprising twist of the three central characters being his estranged children add depth to this unconventional family heist. This movie will be available to watch starting October 16 on Prime Video.

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