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May not seem like this, but Amazon Prime Video He has a stellar lineup of movies in September.
While original films are like The map leading to you and the recent The war of the worlds re -wna ‘ Flopped with judges, the Streamer has several new additions that make your subscription worthwhile.
Rotten tomatoes A great way to measure film quality, and the following four films scored approximately 90 percent or better critic scores: The Spy Thriller Black bagthe boxing drama Fund with Michael B. Jordanthe crime movie Pulp fiction and the classical excitement film Blow.
‘Black Bag’ (2025)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=du0xp8wx_7i
Rotten tomatoes score: 96 percent
When a top secret surveillance software program leaks, it is up to anticoagulant officer George Woodhouse (Michael Fassbender) to investigate. He usually finds his man, but this case is different as one of the suspects is his wife, Kathryn (Cate Blanchett), who also works as a government spy. George has always trusted his wife, but when all the clues distract her to be the perpetrator, he will have to choose between love for her or a duty to his country.
In a year filled with superhero, ghosts and endless restarts, Black bag is a rare thing – an original film made by and for adults. Although he did not too well in the box office, he finds a second life on streaming. It’s not hard to see why – the film looks great, with sharp dialogue and sexual star turning from palnachette and fassbender.
‘Creed’ (2015)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv554b7yhk4
Rotten tomatoes score: 95 percent
Rocky He won three Oscars, including the best photo at the 1977 Academy Awards, but this is not the film that has won the most critical acclaim in the long -standing franchise. That honor goes to FundSide -effect/sequence focusing on Rocky’s competitive son, son of Apollo Creed, Adonis “Donnie” Creed (Michael B. Jordan). At first, Donnie does not want to follow the footsteps of his famous father and become a professional boxer, but soon asks Rocky Balboa who has retired (Sylvester Stallone) trained for an upcoming battle with Ricky Conlan “Pretty” (Tony Bellew). Does Rocky still have the fighting spirit to help Donnie? And does Donnie have what he takes to be a champion like his legendary father?
Fund Very popular when it was released in 2015, and has only improved since its first appearance. Director Ryan Coogler (Sinner))) Balancing the combat scenes and melodrama well, giving them all the cycle steps for boxing fans while also making Donnie and Rocky characters defective, covered out you want to watch and root for. Stallone is not known for his acting, but gives the best performance of his career as a broken man who finds inspiration in the unworthy people.
‘Pulp fiction’ (1994)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGPTPVYI_OQ
Rotten tomatoes score: 92 percent
How do you describe Pulp fiction? Quentin TarantinoA modernist masterpiece tells a non-linear story that contains a bunch of characters that are sometimes-but not always-connects. The basic story consists of two hitting men, Vincent Vega (John Travolta) and Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson), which is tasked with restoring a mysterious compact cupboard for their boss, Marsellus Wallace (Ving rames). It’s easier to say than to do as they encounter unexpected distractions, some of which include an improvised restaurant robbery, accidental murder in a sedan and making the Batusi in a 1950s themed restaurant.
That’s just a surface Pulp fictionA Byzantine plot, and part of the fun is to enjoy the ride from point A to point Z to point D. It all makes sense in the end, nevertheless, witnessing the genius of Tarantino as a writer and director. He juggles his cast of over a dozen characters naked and creates a portrait of Los Angeles who seedy, bloody and amazingly funny. It’s a rare masterpiece that blasts to watch and gets better the more you watch.
‘Blow Out’ (1981)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdve1A5EAVK
Rotten tomatoes score: 88 percent
When Jack Terri’s Sound Technician (John Travolta) A witness to a car accident involving a governor when recording ambient sounds for a film he is working on, he assumes that it is an accident to start and move on with his life. But as he listened closely to the recordings he made the night of the accident, he realizes that someone fired a bullet that caused the driver’s death. After he found the woman, Sally (Nancy Allen), survived the accident, he realizes he is deep in a political conspiracy that includes a sadistic hitting man (John Lithgow) Who has one last task to perform – kill Sally. Now, Jack must defend Sally while also proving that the governor’s death was not an accident but a deliberate murder.
Blow was a big bomb when it was released in 1981, but is now recognized as one of the best chargers ever. Director Brian de Palma famous for his love for Alfred Hitchcockbut also draws on other movies like Blow to create a homage that also feels strikingly original. The film is constantly spectacular, with a finale that is great and always bummer. You will not forget it soon, and you will not want to do it either.
