Yes, it’s famously devastating. But Casey Affleck’s performance as a haunted janitor forced to confront his past is a masterclass in quiet grief. Prime Video is full of forgettable melodramas; this one is the real thing—a portrait of a broken man who learns that some wounds don’t heal, they just become part of you.
Calling this “escapist” feels ironic for a film about a drummer losing his hearing, but it’s one of the most immersive movies on any service. You don’t just watch Ruben’s journey—you hear it from inside his head. It’s a visceral, beautiful reminder that sometimes losing everything is the only way to find a new rhythm. recommended prime movies
Scrolling through Amazon Prime Video can feel like wandering through a digital yard sale. For every hidden gem, there are a dozen straight-to-streaming thrillers with oddly Photoshopped posters. But buried beneath the clutter are real treasures—films that stick with you long after the credits roll. Yes, it’s famously devastating