Films à (re)voir sur Prime : The Big Lebowski, Dunkerque et plus !
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PARIS – 9 mai 2024 – Alors que le mois de mai touche à sa fin, Prime video prépare le retrait de plusieurs films plébiscités par la critique. Ces départs suscitent la déception, mais offrent l’occasion de (re)découvrir des classiques.Cet article explore cinq films à ne pas manquer avant leur disparition, offrant ainsi un aperçu éclairé pour les cinéphiles et de quoi satisfaire votre envie de découvertes !
As May draws to a close and summer heats up, Prime Video is preparing to remove a selection of acclaimed films from its libary. While the streaming service consistently adds new content, the departure of beloved movies can be disappointing.If you’re looking to catch these titles before they disappear at the end of the month, now’s the time.
This month’s departing lineup includes a Coen brothers classic, a timeless romantic drama, an exciting animated adventure, and an Oscar-winning war film, among others.
Let’s dive into five of the best movies you should watch on Prime Video before they’re gone. And for more viewing inspiration, don’t forget to check out the latest Prime Video arrivals worth adding to your watchlist.
‘The big Lebowski’ (1998)
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“The Big Lebowski,” a Coen brothers masterpiece, has garnered a devoted cult following unlike any other film from the duo. Fans gather annually, dressed in bathrobes and sunglasses, to embody Jeff Bridges’ iconic slacker, Jeff “The Dude” Lebowski, and the eccentric characters he encounters while trying to replace his ruined rug.
The film’s enduring appeal is clear. It boasts memorable characters, endlessly quotable lines, and a deliberately convoluted plot that takes a backseat to its relaxed, philosophical atmosphere. The Dude’s simple life is disrupted when he’s mistaken for a millionaire with the same name, plunging him into a series of bizarre situations that he handles with the same nonchalance he brings to his bowling games.
Watch on Prime Video until May 31
‘Lost in Translation‘ (2003)
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Following her acclaimed debut, “The Virgin Suicides,” director Sofia Coppola created the beloved “Lost in Translation,” frequently enough considered one of the greatest romantic dramas ever made. Combining humor with a profound sense of longing, “Lost in Translation” revitalized Bill Murray’s career and marked Scarlett Johansson’s transition from teen star to serious actress.
The film follows Bob (Murray), a seasoned actor filming television commercials in Tokyo, and Charlotte (Johansson), a young woman feeling lost in her marriage while accompanying her photographer husband on a business trip. Feeling isolated and out of place, they form a friendship that evolves into something deeply moving and significant.
Watch on Prime Video until may 31
‘Dunkirk’ (2017)
[YouTube Video embed: Dunkirk – Trailer 1 [HD] – YouTube]Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” is a visually stunning and emotionally gripping war drama that earned multiple Academy Awards. The film recounts the harrowing evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches of Dunkirk, France, during World War II.
nolan masterfully weaves together three perspectives – land, sea, and air – to create a visceral and immersive experience. With minimal dialog and a focus on the sights and sounds of war,”Dunkirk” delivers a powerful and unforgettable portrayal of courage,resilience,and the human spirit in the face of unimaginable adversity.
Watch on Prime Video until May 31
‘How to Train Your Dragon‘ (2010)
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This animated adventure is a heartwarming tale of friendship and acceptance that appeals to audiences of all ages. “How to Train Your Dragon” tells the story of Hiccup, a Viking teenager who befriends a wounded dragon named Toothless, defying his tribe’s long-standing tradition of dragon slaying.
Visually stunning and filled with thrilling action sequences,the film explores themes of prejudice,understanding,and the importance of challenging societal norms. With its lovable characters and inspiring message,”How to Train Your Dragon” is a must-watch for families and animation enthusiasts alike.
Watch on Prime Video until May 31
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