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Dive into the best shows on Amazon Prime right now with these series that are available to stream on the platform. The post November binge guide: The best shows on Amazon Prime appeared first on The Manual.

This time of year is always a really busy one for Amazon - it has to keep all its usual plates spinning while also building up to Black Friday at the end of November. That means that for Prime Video it'll be another month full of new releases and additions to its back catalogue.

It's been a strong year for anime. Major titles such as Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen delivered the goods, while Delicious in Dungeon cooked up something special on Netflix and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End staked its (well-earned) claim as one of the top-rated anime of all time by the end of its first season.

Amazon has announced a new AI-powered X-Ray Recaps feature that will help you save a ton of time catching up on your shows.

Standalone Prime Video is also available through a $9 monthly subscription, and it costs $3 extra to remove ads. If you need a film, here are some fantastic fantasy finds. Guillermo del Toro's mesmerizing 2006 dark fantasy follows a young girl living with her mother and a cruel military officer in 1944 Francoist Spain.

That movie was The Shape of Water, in case you were wondering. Del Toro loves making fantasy and horror movies, and he’s made several, including Hellboy, Crimson Peak, and even Blade II. But the one Amazon Prime Video movie that you have to watch in November is del Toro’s most personal work to date,

Love, actually, is all around. Relive fan favorite flick Love Actually, one of three rom-coms on Amazon Prime Video you need to watch in 2024.

From a 2024 comedy to 2012 coming-of-age classic, these Amazon Prime Video movies cover a wide range, and are the perfect titles to check out this weekend.