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Like all the major streaming services, Prime Video has been consistently expanding its movie catalog across genres, languages, and audiences on a pretty regular basis. The streaming library boasts a rotating catalog of critically acclaimed original films, beloved classics, indie gems, and the latest blockbusters, which is updated every month. New movies (new to the streamer at least) are added, while the licensing agreements expire for others, or they leave the platforms because they do not perform well. Sometimes these movies come back, but in other cases, that’s the last you’ll see of them in the service’s library.
As always, Prime Video is reshuffling its movie catalog once again this month, removing some of its most celebrated, must-watch titles, including the multi-Oscar-winning Sinners, as well as the massive box office hit adaptation of Minecraft. That makes this month the last chance for Prime Video subscribers to catch these fascinating films on the service, at least for a while. Here’s our selection of must-watch movies leaving Prime Video this June, so you can catch them all before they leave.
1
‘A Minecraft Movie’ (2025)
Leaving On: June 19
Directed by Jared Hess, A Minecraft Movie is an adventure comedy adaptation of Mojang Studios’ 2011 video game Minecraft. The film follows four misfit characters from a fictional Idaho town who are thrust through a mysterious portal into a bizarre cubic world and must find a way back to their real world with the help of an expert named Steve. Jason Momoa, Jack Black, Emma Myers, Danielle Brooks, Sebastian Hansen, and Jennifer Coolidge star in key roles.
While it might not be one of the best-rated game-to-film adaptations, A Minecraft Movie is best seen as a silly, casual, fun adventure in a colorful cubic world. A smashing box office success of 2025, A Minecraft Movie has had a polarized reception, with critics panning the film for its plot or even faithfulness to the game, but it became an instant crowd-pleaser, with a sequel planned for 2027. Additionally, the film is packed with plenty of references to the game, so fans of the game are sure to have a good time with it.
2
‘Trollhunter’ (2011)
Leaving On: June 19
Written and directed by André Øvredal, Trollhunter is a Norwegian dark fantasy film that follows three university students who set out to make a documentary movie about a bear poacher after several bears are reported mysteriously dead. When they begin investigating for their film, the team discovers that the man they suspect of poaching actually hunts trolls. The movie’s cast features a mix of relatively unknown Norwegian actors and well-known comedians, like Otto Jespersen, Hans Morten Hansen, Tomas Alf Larsen, Johanna Mørck, Knut Nærum, and Robert Stoltenberg in key roles.
Presented as a found-footage mockumentary, Trollhunter draws heavy inspiration from genre classics like The Blair Witch Project. The film combines the tension and unpredictability of its narrative style with dry humor, Norse supernatural folk elements, and a touch of Hollywood flair, which has garnered it a cult following. Part horror and part black comedy, set against the striking Nordic aesthetic and sweeping vistas, Trollhunter arguably ranks among the best found-footage films of the 2010s, though it isn’t as widely known as some of its contemporaries.
3
‘High-Rise’ (2015)
Leaving On: June 19
A British sci-fi dystopian thriller directed by Ben Wheatley, based on the novel of the same name by J. G. Ballard, High-Rise is set in 1975 London and follows the residents of the titular luxury residential tower, where the ultra-luxurious modern trappings have led the residents to sever their ties to the outside world. As the building’s infrastructure begins to fall apart, alongside the rising divide between residents, the entire building community descends into chaos. The film’s ensemble cast features Tom Hiddleston, Sienna Miller, Luke Evans, Elizabeth Moss, and Jeremy Irons in main roles.
High-Rise is a deliciously dark, sharp satire with creepy visuals and surreal storytelling, as well as some thought-provoking socioeconomic themes. The film’s biggest draw is its stacked cast playing a wide range of erratic characters, particularly Tom Hiddleston’s maddening performance as the protagonist. High-Rise had a pretty mixed critical reception after its premiere at the 2015 Toronto Film Festival, and the movie was a box office failure at the time, but it has since grown something of a cult following.
4
‘Sunset Song’ (2015)
Leaving On: June 19
Written and directed by Terence Davies, Sunset Song is a British drama adaptation of the 1932 novel by celebrated Scottish novelist Lewis Grassic Gibbon. Taken from the first book of his A Scots Quair trilogy, the film, set during World War I, follows Chris Guthrie, a young woman in rural Scotland, who finds herself amid conflicts of emotions and choices while navigating old traditions and new changes in unpredictable times. Agyness Deyn stars as Chris, with Peter Mullan, Kevin Guthrie, Jack Greenlees, Daniela Nardini, and Mark Bonnar in notable roles.
Carefully crafted and deeply poetic, Sunset Song is a fine adaptation of a 20th-century literary classic that bears the hallmarks of its influential director. The film’s narrative is emotionally uplifting and overwhelming, balancing the stunning visuals and somber moments with the harsh realities of working-class life, the trauma of war, and the brutality of a changing world. Ever since its premiere at the 2015 Toronto Film Festival, Sunset Song has remained a critic’s favorite, even though it did not become a mainstream success and is still quite underrated.
5
‘World’s Greatest Dad’ (2009)
Leaving On: June 19
A black-comedy drama written and directed by comedian-filmmaker Robert Francis “Bobcat” Goldthwait, World’s Greatest Dad follows Lance Clayton, an aspiring writer and high school poetry teacher whose son accidentally kills himself. Clayton creates a fake suicide note to avoid scandal, but when the letter gets attention, it gives Clayton a chance to claim the literary renown that he always sought, but at a cost that he never expected. The film stars Robin Williams, Daryl Sabara, Alexie Gilmore, Evan Martin, Lorraine Nicholson, Henry Simmons, and Geoff Pierson.
A one-of-a-kind black comedy film, World’s Greatest Dad explores grief and morality through dark and deadpan humor. The movie is often tender and heartwarming, if not deeply touching, but consistently fun, mostly thanks to Robin Williams’s role, which is very uncharacteristic of his usual brand of comedy. The film has since been critically acclaimed for its performances and is arguably one of the most underrated comedies of the 2000s.
6
‘Last Breath’ (2025)
Leaving On: June 24
Directed and co-written by Alex Parkinson, Last Breath is a feature film adaptation of the 2019 British documentary directed by Parkinson and Richard da Costa, which chronicles the true story of a saturation diving accident in 2012 involving commercial diver Chris Lemons. The biographical survival thriller centers on the team of divers who set out to rescue Chris after a major technical malfunction traps him in the deep sea, without light or heat, and with minimal oxygen. Finn Cole portrays Chris, with Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu starring as the real-life divers. The movie also features Cliff Curtis, Mark Bonnar, MyAnna Buring, and Josef Altin in supporting roles.
Last Breath is made like a classic, edge-of-the-seat, blood-pumping survival thriller about a group of people in a race against time and nature, joining the ranks of some of the scariest ocean thrillers ever made. Leveraged by compelling performances from Harrelson and Liu, the film offers a cinematic lens to the real underwater rescue mission that seemed impossible. Last Breath earned critical acclaim on its premiere and has been praised for the story, acting, and terrific practical effects that are sure to thrill genre fans.
7
‘Sinners’ (2025)
Leaving On: June 25
Ryan Coogler’s smashing blockbuster of 2025, Sinners is a period horror film set in 1932 in the Mississippi Delta, where twin brothers Elijah “Smoke” and Elias “Stack” Moore return home after years working for the Chicago mob. As they set out to build a new life and a new business, an evil supernatural force arrives in town, terrorizing the community and threatening everyone’s lives. The ensemble cast is led by Michael B. Jordan as Smoke and Stack, with Wunmi Mosaku, Jayme Lawson, Omar Benson Miller, Delroy Lindo, Hailee Steinfeld, Jack O’Connell, and Miles Caton in key roles.
Using its music as the anchoring element in an eerily gothic horror story, Sinners became a Hollywood phenomenon at the time of its premiere, garnering universal acclaim and sweeping numbers at the box office, breaking several records. With its fantastic visuals, Miles Caton’s deep bass blues, and Michael B. Jordan’s nuanced double performances, the unique vampire horror is definitely a must-watch for horror lovers and fans of blues music. Sinners made history at the 2026 Academy Awards, earning a record 16 nominations and four wins, with Autumn Durald Arkapaw becoming the first woman to win Best Cinematography and the first woman of color to be nominated.
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