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 We all needed something to look forward to in 2020. That’s what movie trailers provide, isn’t it? They’re a glimpse at the fun you’ll have down the road, a save-the-date card, a circle to draw on your calendar. In a year almost entirely devoid of blockbusters, we had to make do with trailers: They offered scraps of spectacle to tide everyone over, and maybe to remind us all that the big movies (and the theaters showing them) would be back eventually. Which is not to say that all of the best trailers of this long, dark year were for the giant Hollywood extravaganzas yanked off the calendar when the pandemic made communal entertainment a thing of the past and (hopefully) future. Nor did every great trailer that dropped in 2020 advertise a movie we’ll now have wait until 2021 to see. But no matter the size or ultimate release date of the films themselves, the little pressurized marketing montages designed to get us excited about them felt, for once, like more than just sales pi

  For a Western world raised on Disney movies , Spirited Away was a bracing change of pace - pure, uncut Studio Ghibli. Taking in bathhouses, spirits of Shinto folklore, and morality without clear-cut distinctions of good and evil, Hayao Miyazaki's major crossover hit is distinctly Japanese. Its narrative arc and characters feel notably different to more conventional British and American animations - from the eerie, inscrutable No-Face, to sort-of-antagonist bathhouse owner Yubaba. But that's also a major reason why it connected - Spirited Away is accessible, but nothing about it feels watered down. It is, of course, utterly beautiful too - boundlessly imaginative, steeped in gorgeous colour, and stunningly scored by Joe Hisaishi. Among the cultural specificity is a coming-of-age universality in young hero Chihiro, forced to fend for herself when her parents are turned into pigs, using her resourcefulness and her friendship with boy-dragon-spirit Haku to earn her freedom from t

  In real life, war may not be good for much, but in movies it is good for everything: suspense, character evolution, visual effects, catharsis. No crucible is better suited for testing our heroes, forging our villains, and reminding us, sitting in a comfy movie theater with a sweater and a cup of Starbucks we smuggled in, that life isn't so bad. In 2020, movie streamers went to Bangladesh with Chris Hemsworth for Extraction, a drug war/escort mission filled with insane fight choreography, and morally dubious bodycounts. The year brought us back to Vietnam with a group of Black veterans in Da 5 Bloods. And it kind of did something in Mulan; we’re not sure about that one. Thankfully, 2021 will see even more battle-tested heroes and enough pyrotechnics to keep Tom Cruise sprinting.

   We know, we know: there's too much choice these days. You can't just sit down and watch a movie because there are too many to choose from, so you just spend hours scrolling through potential films and then go to bed. Not now, you don't - everything on this list is worth watching. And we know, because we've watched them all. Of course to watch the films and TV shows here you'll need an Amazon Prime Video subscription. Come on, you didn't think it was going to be free, did you? You're also going to need a player that supports it. Take your pick from any of the following: Roku players, Google Chromecast, Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox One and of course Amazon Fire TV and Amazon Fire Stick. Or maybe you have an Amazon Video app built into your smart TV. Got Netflix too? Then you'll want to check out our 40 best movies and TV shows on Netflix UK and New on Netflix UK lists.

 Watching a flick at home may seem a bit boring these days-it's all we've been doing during the pandemic, after all-but the best movies on Amazon Prime may change your mind. Amazon Prime movies are quality. Some of the titles are even in theaters (when theaters are open). But you don't have to spend $16 to enjoy them: You can watch at zero additional cost with your Prime subscription and use that extra money for, say, snacks. Sounds like a solid plan to us. Amazon Prime's movies instead? Stars like Mindy Kaling, Olivia Wilde, and Adam Driver are waiting for you to press play. Are you a comedy fan? Prime has you covered. Need a good cry? Yep, that’s here. Looking for something based on a true story? That’s available too. If you still need convincing, then check out the best movies on Amazon Prime, below, and see what's at your fingertips. This post was done by GSA Content Generator DEMO!