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The 11 Best Things Coming to Prime Video in November
Nicolas Cage goes big as football’s John Madden, Michelle Yeoh rules ‘Blade Runner 2099’ and Muhammad Ali gets the epic treatment in ‘The Greatest’
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Michelle Yeoh costars with Hunter Schafer in ‘Blade Runner 2099.’
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Sports fans, this month Amazon’s Prime Video is especially for you (there's still plenty on deck for the less-sports-inclined, too). The Greatest follows the early life of legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, while Nicolas Cage, 62, transforms into famed NFL coach-turned-broadcaster John Madden. Meanwhile, golf fans can spend Black Friday watching PGA greats compete in an all-star skins game. Use our watch list to get the most out of November on Prime Video.
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Coming Nov. 4
The Greatest
Michael Mann’s 2001 biopic of Muhammad Ali earned raves (and two Oscar noms), but some legends’ lives are just too big to be contained in a two-and-a-half-hour feature film. Newcomer Jaalen Best stars as the famed boxer who was as quick with his tongue as he was with his punches, in this limited series executive produced by Michael B. Jordan and the late champ’s widow, Lonnie Ali.
Coming Nov. 5
Terrell & T.O. (2026)
This doc feature spotlights the unlikely career of Terrell Owens, 52, a third-round NFL draft pick out of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga who blossomed into one of the most successful and controversial wide receivers in the game. Expect an in-depth look into Owens’ over-the-top touchdown celebrations, locker-room fist fights with teammates and high-profile media feuds.
Coming Nov. 6
Campus Drivers, Season 1
Prime Video seems to have cornered the market on young adult romantic series about unlikely couples in glossy European locales. In this French-language outing, Lois (Carmen Kassovitz) is a heartbroken woman who turns up at the door of her neighbor, Lane (Baptiste Masseline), the bad-boy cofounder of a popular ride-sharing app that uses only classic cars. Before long, the mismatched couple develop feelings for each other. But since this is based on a trilogy of novels, don’t expect a happily-ever-after right away.
Coming Nov. 11
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Season 3
Amazon continues to sink un-Middle-earthly sums of money into its fantasy epic, which is very loosely based on the work of J.R.R. Tolkien. The eight-episode third season jumps ahead five years to the height of the war between the elves and evil Sauron, as he continues his quest to forge the One Ring that will allow him to rule them all.
Coming Nov. 15
The Chosen, Season 6
This popular faith-based series depicts the historic events surrounding Jesus of Nazareth (Jonathan Roumie) through the eyes of his followers, his opponents and his betrayer. This six-episode season portrays the fateful days in Jerusalem ahead of his crucifixion, setting up a stand-alone film coming to theaters in March 2027.
Coming Nov. 18
Madden (2026, R)
As an NFL coach and broadcaster, John Madden was larger than life. So it’s fitting that Nicolas Cage, 62, dons a bulky body suit and a puffed-out hairdo to play the football legend in a biopic directed by David O. Russell, 68 (Silver Linings Playbook), featuring Christian Bale, 52, as L.A. Raiders owner Al Davis. The film opens in limited theaters on Nov. 11 and arrives on streaming a week later.
Coming Nov. 20
Perfect Liars (2026, NR)
Who doesn’t enjoy a good revenge plot, especially when it comes wrapped in a package with attractive young people? In this adaptation of Venezuelan author Alex Mírez’s novel, a young woman (Irene Balmes) enrolls in an exclusive school hoping to insinuate herself into the lives of the impossibly privileged Cash brothers, whose family she suspects was involved in the death of her beloved brother. But manipulation by seduction can work both ways, and our heroine soon finds herself in over her head.
Coming Nov. 23
Clashing Through the Snow (2026, PG-13)
In this seasonal new rom-com, Christopher Briney (The Summer I Turned Pretty) and Michelle Randolph (Landman) play rival book editors stranded at the airport because of a holiday storm. The pair share a rental car for a cross-country road trip, where they try to one-up each other professionally amid budget cuts threatening one of their jobs. Naturally, their heated rivalry begins to thaw into something cozier.
Coming Nov. 25
Blade Runner 2099, Season 1
The original Blade Runner, Ridley Scott’s dystopian 1982 sci-fi classic, was set in 2019 — which is already the past for us. Then came Denis Villeneuve’s Blade Runner 2049, where bioengineered humanoids called replicants gain ground over the people who created them. This new series takes place 50 years later, and now humans are being hunted down and killed. Michelle Yeoh, 64, stars as a replicant nearing retirement who teams up with a human pretending to be bioengineered (Hunter Schafer) to track a gang of rogue robots.
Coming Nov. 27
The Farmers Insurance Skins Game
Golf fans can start their Black Friday with the return of the Skins Game, which gathers some of the PGA’s biggest players to compete for individual holes (with some added televised twists to keep things interesting). Tee time is 9 a.m. ET at the Atlantic Fields Club in Hobe Sound, Florida, and this year’s competitors include Wyndham Clark, Brooks Koepka, Justin Thomas and star rookie Jackson Koivun. CBS Sports vets Andrew Catalon and Colt Knost will call the match, while Dan Rapaport provides on-course commentary.
Coming Nov. 30
The Boy Who Stole Billions? (2026)
In this three-part docuseries, the notorious crypto evangelist and convicted felon Sam Bankman-Fried shares his side of the story. The series features interviews with Bankman-Fried, convicted of stealing $8 billion in customer funds from his FTX cryptocurrency exchange, as well as others involved in building a high-tech empire once valued at $32 billion. Was the company’s collapse deliberate fraud, or did risky bets just spiral out of control?
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