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3 new to Prime Video movies to watch this weekend — including a can't-miss childhood classic (November 6–8)

Your weekend movie marathon should feature these Prime Video picks, with a mix of childhood memories, Christmas cheer, and comedy.

3 new to Prime Video movies to watch this weekend — including a can't-miss childhood classic (November 6–8)

As the weekend approaches, it's the perfect time to unwind with a good movie. This weekend, I recommend three new-to-Prime Video films that are sure to entertain. First up is "All Dogs Go to Heaven" from 1989, a heartwarming and entertaining story about the journey of a dog named Charlie B. Barkin and his best friend Itchy Itchiford after death.

The film holds a special place in my heart, as I watched it repeatedly during a difficult week of illness while on vacation in Florida. It also brought me joy when I watched it again with my 9-year-old stepson.

Next, we have the classic Christmas movie "Jingle All The Way" from 1996. This film, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sinbad, follows Turbo Man's quest for a special toy and the chaos that ensues as people scramble to find it on Christmas Eve. The movie is filled with memorable moments, even if the ending is a bit unrealistic.

Lastly, for those who enjoy a good laugh, "Hot Tub Time Machine" from 2010 is the perfect choice. This R-rated comedy features John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, and Clark Duke as they travel back in time via a hot tub. The film is filled with absurd situations and hilarious moments, making it a great choice to bring some joy to your weekend.

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