3 Best Movies To Watch On Prime Video This Week (March 30-April 3)

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Published Mar 30, 2026, 11:30 AM EDT

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Prime Video carries nearly every movie under the sun, but these three are your must-watch picks to close out the month of March. Prime Video was one of the first brands to ride the streaming wave and help shape the future of media consumption. Prime hosts older movies and shows, and produces a ton of popular content as well.

3 Roofman (2025)

It's a weird time for movies, and Roofman would have been a hit 10 years ago. Channing Tatum stars as an escaped prisoner who hides in a Toys 'R' Us and soon falls for a woman who works at the store. Mostly glowing reviews and a great cast couldn't help the quirky dramedy secure much at the box office.

Thankfully, it has shot up the charts on Prime Video. The humor is light and refreshing, and it's the sort of breezy film that's ideal for unwinding during a stressful week. The fact that the movie is based on a true story makes it all the more compelling, and Roofman is bound to be a modern-day cult classic soon enough.

2 The Vast Of Night (2019)

With Hollywood budgets soaring, The Vast of Night shows how much can be accomplished with a lot less. In 1950s New Mexico, a DJ and switchboard operator attempt to track down the source of a mysterious extraterrestrial signal. It's moody and character-driven, and gets all the small details right.

Though it's certainly a slow burn, The Vast of Night is a satisfying sci-fi experience, especially for genre fans. It streams exclusively on Prime Video, so subscribers have access to a unique hidden gem. In a time when the sci-fi genre is looking for the next big thing, the 2019 gem is a reminder that bigger isn't always better.

1 Raging Bull (1980)

Prime Video might carry the latest films, but it also has many all-time classics in its catalog too. Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull chronicles the rise and fall of boxer Jake LaMotta, and his troubled life both in and out of the ring. Robert De Niro gave a career-making performance, and the movie was robbed of Best Picture.

A crown jewel in Martin Scorsese's filmography, Raging Bull is a startling character study with elements of sports drama thrown in as well. There's a subtle style to the black-and-white visuals, and it is a masterclass in the art of film editing. If you're looking to expand your film acumen, Prime Video has you covered with Raging Bull.

Roofman

8/10

Release Date October 10, 2025

Runtime 126 minutes

Kirsten Dunst

Leigh Wainscott
The Vast of Night

8/10

Release Date May 29, 2020

Runtime 91 minutes

Sierra McCormick

Fay Crocker
Raging Bull

7/10

Release Date December 19, 1980

Runtime 129 minutes