Amazon’s Prime Video to Remove 50 Movies In 6 Days – Here Are the 3 to Watch

By Phillip Swann
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Amazon’s Prime Video plans to remove 50 movies from its streaming lineup on December 1, 2025. Here are the three to watch (or rewatch) before they leave, in my humble opinion:

Nightcrawler (2014)
Jake Gyllenhaal stars as a psychotic photographer who films (and eventually stages) late night bloody crime scenes so he can sell them to local news stations. Rene Russo is a station producer so hungry for ratings that she ignores evidence of Gyllenhaal’s ethical (and criminal lapses) so she can put them on the air. Nightcrawler is a terrific, and sometimes terrifying, commentary on ambition and journalistic corruption with great performances from Gyllenhaal and Russo. (And whatever happened to her!)

Erin Brockovich (2000) – Pictured above.
The 2000 drama from director Steven Soderbergh stars Julia Roberts at her peak as the real-life environmental activist. While Julia took home most of the awards — Best Actress at the Academy Awards — the film isn’t the same without a Lou Grant-like turn by Albert Finney as Ed Masry, Erin’s attorney and partner in her legal crusade. Finney is great and so is the direction by Soderbergh although you wouldn’t expect anything less from him. This is a movie that has you rooting for the main character from beginning to end. Inspiring. Entertaining. And fun.

Burn After Reading (2008)
The Coen Bros. screwball comedy/drama stars Brad Pitt and Frances McDormand as amateur espionage traders with fun supporting performances from George Clooney, John Malkovich and Richard Jenkins. While this is not the best Coen, better than average Coen is better than most anything else.

Movies Leaving Amazon’s Prime Video In 6 Days
House of Gucci
Nightcrawler
Easy Money
Being John Malkovich
Burn After Reading
For the Love of the Game
Hotel Rwanda
Spartacus
The Great Buck Howard
Spectre
Inherit the Wind
End of Days
The Marksman
Legends of the Fall
A Walk Among the Tombstones
Bad Words
Erin Brockovich
Murder on the Orient Express
Somewhere In Time
17 Again
Cat People (1982)
On His Majesty’s Secret Service
Live and Let Die
Company Business
Career Opportunities
Bodies, Bodies, Bodies
Moonraker
Lucy
The Last Days On Mars
Tremors
Waterworld
Thunderball
The Man with the Golden Gun
Live and Let Die
For Your Eyes Only
Goldfinger
The Spy Who Loved Me
Dr. No
From Russia With Love
Casino Royale
You Only Live Twice
Skyfall
Octopussy
The Living Daylights
Diamonds Are Forever
Mission Impossible – Dead Reckoning
License to Kill
A View to a Kill
The Marksman
GoldenEye

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