Prime Video removing popular movies before March ends

Prime Video will soon lose some popular movies, and viewers are encouraged to watch them before they leave. This month features a variety of genres, including horror, thriller, and family friendly-comedy. One must-see film is "Minions: The Rise of Gru" (2022). This animated movie is full of fun and humor. It follows a young Gru who wants to join a group of villains. Chaos ensues when he tries to impress them by stealing an important artifact. Family audiences will enjoy the colorful animation and engaging story. It leaves Prime Video on March 22. Another classic is "The Blair Witch Project" (1999). This found-footage horror film is renowned for its chilling atmosphere. It follows student filmmakers who explore a haunted forest. Their journey turns spooky as they encounter strange happenings and begin to panic. This film redefined the horror genre. It will be available on Prime Video until March 31. For those craving a thriller, "Crimson Tide" (1995) is a must-watch. Set on a U.S. Navy submarine, it portrays a power struggle during a political crisis. The conflict between two officers raises the stakes as they must decide whether to launch a nuclear strike. The film creates a tense environment that will keep viewers on edge. It is also available until March 31. Another gripping film is "Enemy of the State" (1998). Starring Will Smith, it tells the story of a lawyer who becomes a target of a government conspiracy. When he accidentally receives evidence of a crime, he is chased by agents. With help from a former operative, he tries to clear his name while facing surveillance. This film also leaves Prime Video on March 31. Lastly, viewers shouldn’t miss "The Devil Wears Prada" (2006). This light-hearted movie explores the world of fashion through the eyes of a young assistant. As she navigates the demanding role, she realizes the costs of ambition and success. It's entertaining and thought-provoking. This film will also be gone from Prime Video on March 31.