In October 2023, more new films will appear on Amazon's Prime Video streaming service. These films will either make their first appearance on Prime Video or return after being shown elsewhere.

Amazon Prime members will have the privilege of watching the best movies on Prime Video, one of the best streaming services available. With dozens of new releases added to the library each month, it can be difficult to choose just one film to watch on movie night.

So we narrowed it down to seven movies that have Rotten Tomatoes scores of 90% or higher, or essentially an A rating. Here are the best new Prime Video movies available for streaming right now.

A stellar ensemble cast, including John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Kevin Kline, round out this heist comedy. It is rare for a comedy to be nominated for an Academy Award, but "A Fish Called Wanda" received four nominations, with Klein winning one. The plot is about stolen diamonds and betrayal. British gangster George Thomason (Tom Georgeson) plans a jewel heist with his hapless assistant Ken Pyle (Michael Palin).

They hire American crook Wanda Gershwitz (Curtis) and weapons expert Otto West (Kevin Kline). But the job goes wrong, George hides the diamonds, and Wanda tries to seduce lawyer Archie Leach (Cleese) to find them.

Genre Comedy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 96 Streaming on Prime Video

School shootings are tragic and all too common, but the 1999 Columbine massacre shocked the nation. At the time, it was the worst high school shooting in U.S. history (until the Parkland incident in 2018). Columbine sparked social debates about gun control laws, bullying, teenage cliques, and mental health, and documentarian Michael Moore explored all those topics in his Oscar-winning documentary.

Moore pulls no punches, deploying his usual style as a provocative agitator. He irritates Kmart executives about the sale of bullets, torches actor Charlton Heston for supporting the National Rifle Association, and uses sarcastic musical selections to highlight the violence present in American culture.

Genre Documentary Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95 Streaming on Prime Video

A harrowing true story of decency in the face of atrocity, the film is set during the Rwandan genocide in the spring of 1994. Tensions between the Hutu-dominated government and Tutsi rebels boiled over into death and violence. Paul Rusesabagina (Don Cheadle) is a Hutu who runs the Hôtel des Mille Collines. He is happily married to his Tutsi wife Tatiana (Sophie Okonedo) and has three children.

When Hutu militias launch an ethnic cleansing campaign against the Tutsis, Paul refuses to watch his friends and neighbors being slaughtered and evacuates them to a hotel. With the UN forbidding him to intervene, he stands on his own to find a way to protect his family and the refugees.

Genre: Biographical Drama Rotten Tomatoes Score: 91 Streaming on Prime Video

Brad Pitt does his best to make a film about mathematics engaging. This is no ordinary feat. Billy Beane is the general manager of the Oakland Aces, putting together a competitive team that can compete for the World Series on a limited budget.

Instead of outbidding rich clubs, Billy decided to outbid them. He hires Peter Brand (Jonah Hill), an Ivy League economist who proposes to challenge traditional methods of player evaluation. They use Peter's sabermetrics system to scout bargain-bin players who have flaws but great potential.

Genre Sports drama/comedy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 94 Streaming on Prime Video

Before Kenneth Branagh turned to directing and starring in Agatha Christie adaptations, he made a name for himself directing and starring in such adaptations of William Shakespeare. He plays Benedick, the witty counterpart to the equally sharp Beatrice (Emma Thompson). They are destined to be together, but first they must overcome their initial dislike of each other.

Their love-hate relationship runs parallel to that of the beautiful Hero (Kate Beckinsale) and the lovesick Claudio (Robert Sean Leonard). When they become engaged, they make a match with local prince Don Pedro (Denzel Washington). However, a series of misunderstandings and miscommunications derail the budding romance.

Genre Romantic comedy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 90 Streaming on Prime Video

Denis Villeneuve is a master of thrillers, including violent criminals, mysterious aliens, and bioengineered humans. One of his earliest forays into Hollywood was this gripping drama starring some of the best actors working today, including Emily Blunt, Benicio Del Toro, and Josh Brolin.

After a raid on a Sonora cartel hideout, FBI agent Kate Macer (Blunt) is recruited by a task force led by shady CIA agent Matt Graver (Josh Brolin) and Mexican agent Alejandro Gillick (Benicio del Toro). While pursuing the cartel leader, Kate is forced to ask herself about her own morals and whether justice is to be obtained at any cost.

Genre Action/Thriller Rotten Tomatoes Score: 92 Streaming on Prime Video

"Love Turns to Hate" is an age-old tale, as seen in "Much Ado About Nothing," and in this charming film that inspired the 1998 romantic comedy classic "You Got Mail," the story is once again The story is told. Alfred Kralik (James Stewart) and Klara Novak (Margaret Sullavan) are employees of a Budapest grocery store who argue about almost everything.

They both write letters to an anonymous correspondent, unaware that they are each other's mystery correspondent. When they finally set a date to meet their pen pals, they were in for a big surprise. But will they be able to put aside their first impressions and embrace the love that has grown between them on the page?

Genre Romantic Comedy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 99 Streaming on Prime Video

The first film in the legendary James Bond series, 007 Dr. No, was a worldwide phenomenon that continues to this day. Based on the novel of the same name by Ian Fleming, "Dr. Noo" starred Sean Connery as Agent 007. The Scottish actor would go on to play the super-spy six more times, but "Dr. No" is often cited as one of his best Bond films.

In this action epic, James Bond (Connery) heads to Jamaica after the mysterious disappearance of an M16 agent. There he meets the beautiful Honey Ryder (Ursula Andress) and then Dr. No, a scientific titan who plots to sabotage the U.S. space program from his vast island headquarters Dr. No is a cinematic classic in every sense of the word, and is still surprisingly well put together more than 60 years later. - Rory Mellon

Genre Spy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 95 Streaming on Prime Video

Connery's second outing as Bond, From Russia With Love. Given the well-known difficulties of filming this 1963 spy movie, it is surprising that it was such a critical (and commercial) success: a new winner for 007, a film that was a great success in its own right, and a great success in its own right, as well as in its own right, as a film that was a great success in its own right.

In "From Russia With Love," Bond battles a secret crime syndicate known only as Spectre. In order to trap the spy, Spectre operative Rosa Klebb (Lotte Lenya) lures Bond into a trap with the help of an unaware assistant named Tatiana (Daniela Bianchi), a store clerk. Meeting in Istanbul, 007 soon senses that something is afoot, and he must keep his wits about him to escape a secret criminal organization willing to go to any extreme to get revenge. - Rory Mellon

Genre Spy Rotten Tomatoes Score: 97 Streaming on Prime Video