50 best movies on Amazon Prime Video: The Lincoln Lawyer and The Fifth Element
The Lincoln Lawyer and The Fifth Element have officially made it onto the list of best movies on Amazon Prime Video. Here’s why they belong.
It may be the start of September, but we’re taking a couple of quick looks back at August’s releases today. The first look is for two movies that were released on Amazon Prime Video in August and have now officially made it to the list of best movies on the service. The Lincoln Lawyer and The Fifth Element are now on the list.
You can check out the full list of best movies on Amazon Prime Video to see where The Lincoln Lawyer and The Fifth Element have made it. Now it’s time to find out why they’re on it.
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The Fifth Element is likely the easiest to determine since you likely already know plenty about it. Released in 1997, this is one of the most memorable Bruce Willis movies outside of the Die Hard franchise—and he’s done a lot of extremely memorable movies.
Willis is a taxi driver in the future who is the one to catch Leeloo as she literally falls from the sky. She is the embodiment of “the fifth element,” and Leeloo needs to combine with the other four elements to prevent a Great Evil from destroying the world as everyone knows it.
It’s a wild ride with some outstanding actors, including Milla Jovovich, Ian Holm, Chris Tucker, and Gary Oldman. This is not a movie you want to skip now that it’s on Amazon Prime Video.
Check out the trailer for The Fifth Element:
As for The Lincoln Lawyer, this is a newer movie, released in 2011. Matthew McConaughey is Mick Haller, a charismatic defense attorney who uses his Lincoln Continental sedan for his business. Most of his clients are petty crooks and bottom-feeders until he comes across the case of a lifetime. He has to defend Ryan Phillippe’s Louis Roulet, a playboy accused of attempted murder.
Of course, what Mick thinks is an open-and-shut case turns out to be something completely different. It could make or break him, as well as put his life on the line. Is it really all worth it?
Check out the trailer for The Lincoln Lawyer:
Check out the full list of 50 best movies on Amazon Prime Video right now. You’ll see where the two new entries make it and get the full list of 48 other movies to check out.
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