Amazon Prime Movies: New Releases for November 2015

The selection of Amazon Prime Movies (NASDAQ:AMZN) for next month has been announced.

November’s new releases for Prime subscribers includes 27 movies and TV series that will appease audiences of all ages and fans of all genres.

The film that got Brad Pitt banned from Tibet — Seven Years in Tibet — is included in the early November releases with Amazon Prime.

Heath Ledger’s last film — The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus — is also making it to the retailer’s exclusive movie streaming service.

Browse through the next few slides to see what else Amazon Prime has in store for you next month.

AMZN stock is up 0.31% Tuesday.

Desk Set – Comedy: Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn star in this 1957 comedy, directed by Walter Lang.
The Enemy Below – Action: This fierce World War II battle pits an American destroyer with a German U-Boat.
The Craft – R/Drama: Catholic prep school girls practice witchcraft in this mid-90s film.
Adam Sandler’s Eight Crazy Nights – PG-13/Animation: An alcoholic goes to community service and tries to reform his bad habits.
The Newton Boys – PG-13/Action: These bank robbers don’t need violence to get the job done.

Awakenings – PG-13/Biography: The late Robin Williams plays a doctor who treats Robert DeNiro’s character, suffering from encephalitis.
Tell – R/Action: Stealing $1 million is easy until everyone around you wants to steal it from you.
The Adventures of Milo and Otis – G/Adventure: A cat and dog join forces in this animated classic
The Mask of Zorro – PG-13/Action: Antonio Banderas plays Zorro, who goes on a vengeful quest in this 1998 film.

Seven Years in Tibet – PG-13/Adventure: Based on a true story, Brad Pitt plays an Austrian mountain climber who befriends the Dalai Lama.
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus – PG-13/Adventure: A traveling theater company gives its audience more than it expected.
The Yes Men Are Revolting – Documentary: This documentary explores environmental dangers and corporate greed.
Wolf Hall – Drama: Thomas Cromwell becomes one of King Henry VIII’s close advisors in this miniseries.

The Outrageous Sophie Tucker – Documentary: The documentary examines the troubled early days of a 1920’s Flapper Era vaudeville star.
The Song – PG-13/Drama: Being a music sensation isn’t all it’s cracked up to be in this 2004 film.
Ex Machina – R/Drama: A young programmer evaluates a female A.I.’s human qualities in this critically-acclaimed sci-fi film.
The Joe Show – Documentary: This documentary looks at controversial Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s life.

Mr. Selfridge: Season 3 – Drama: This drama stars Jeremy Piven as the title character, who founded a London department store.
Catch Me Daddy – Thriller: A girl is on the run with her drifter boyfriend until her brother arrives in town with thugs.
Vikings: Season 3 – Action: The show focuses on the first Viking, according to Norse legend.
Dying of the Light – R/Drama: Nicholas Cage plays a former C.I.A. agent gone rogue who hunts down a terrorist who tortured him years ago.

The Man in the High Castle: Season 1 – Drama: This show examines what life may have been like if the Germans would have won WWII.
Only God Forgives – R/Crime : Ryan Gosling plays a drug-smuggler in Bangkok’s criminal underworld.
Teen Wolf: Season 5 – Comedy: A teenager gets bit by a werewolf and becomes a creature himself.
Kate and Leopold – PG-13/Comedy: Meg Ryan and Hugh Jackman star in this 2001 romantic comedy.

Falling Skies: Season 5 – Action: Survivors of an alien attack on earth gather together to fight for their lives and fight back.
Top Five – R/Comedy: A comedian tries to make it as a serious actor when his reality-TV star fiancée talks him into broadcasting their wedding on her TV show.

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