Prime Video is rolling out a massive November 2026 lineup that promises to keep subscribers glued to their screens all month long. From the return of a fantasy epic to a long-awaited sci-fi sequel series, there's something for every taste. Plus, with the holidays around the corner, the streamer is loading up on festive classics and even a few spooky treats for those still nursing a Halloween hangover.
Major Originals Headline the Month
The biggest draw is undoubtedly The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3, arriving November 11. The series, set in the Second Age of Middle-earth, continues its ambitious prequel story, covering the forging of the Rings of Power and Sauron's rise. This season picks up five years after the fall of Eregion, with Sauron secretly crafting his One Ring. The cast, including Morfydd Clark, Robert Aramayo, and Benjamin Walker, is joined by newcomers Jamie Campbell Bower, Eddie Marsan, and Simon Pegg. If you're a fan of the franchise, you might also want to check out the recent 4K Blu-ray release of the first two seasons.
Another major premiere is Blade Runner 2099, debuting November 25. This miniseries, set 50 years after the events of Blade Runner 2049, follows Olwen, an aging replicant Blade Runner (Michelle Yeoh), and her partner Cora (Hunter Schafer), a human posing as a replicant, as they hunt rogue replicants. Created by Silka Luisa and produced by Ridley Scott, it's one of the most anticipated sci-fi shows of the year. For more genre excitement, check out our Star Trek reunion film that's also generating buzz.
Sports and Biopics Take the Field
Sports fans have plenty to cheer about. The Madden biopic, starring Nicolas Cage as the legendary coach and commentator, hits Prime Video on November 18, just a week after its theatrical release. Directed by David O. Russell, the film chronicles Madden's journey from Super Bowl-winning coach with the Oakland Raiders to the face of the iconic Madden NFL video game series. Christian Bale, Kathryn Hahn, and John Mulaney co-star. The film is described as a celebration of Madden's unique spirit and his impact beyond football.
Also arriving is The Greatest, the first authorized scripted series about Muhammad Ali, premiering November 4. Created by Ben Watkins and produced by Lonnie Ali and Michael B. Jordan, the eight-episode limited series stars Jaleen Best as Ali and explores his life as a boxer, humanitarian, and family man. It's a fresh take on a global icon, focusing on his personal relationships and the man behind the legend.
Live Sports and Holiday Cheer
For live action, Prime Video will air Friday night doubleheaders from November 6 through 27, featuring Emirates NBA Cup 2026 Group Play games, plus Thursday Night Football. If you're looking for more streaming options, don't miss our November anime preview for what's coming to other platforms.
As the holidays approach, the streamer is also stocking up on Christmas movies, shows, and specials, ensuring there's plenty of festive viewing for the whole family. And for those who want to keep the spooky season alive, a selection of horror hits will also be available.
With such a diverse slate, Prime Video is clearly aiming to be your go-to destination this November. Whether you're into epic fantasy, gritty sci-fi, sports drama, or holiday classics, there's something to add to your watchlist. And if you're curious about other streaming offerings, check out what's coming to Paramount+ this month as well.
