Prime Video adds Now You See Me Now You Don’t for October

Audiences streaming Prime Video this week can choose from October releases including the latest franchise threequel, a romantic comedy set against the backdrop of professional baseball, and a heavy dramatic romance, according to a report.

Streaming Now You See Me Now You Dont on Amazon Prime

The streaming platform added a fresh wave of titles for October, highlighted by the latest installment in the franchise, titled Now You See Me: Now You Don’t. The threequel reunites the original Four Horseman—featuring the return of Isla Fisher alongside Lizzy Caplan—following cast adjustments in previous entries.

Alongside the returning actors, the film introduces the next generation of Horsemen including Justice Smith, Ariana Greenblatt, and Dominic Sessa. Rosamund Pike joins the cast as the Horsemen’s latest villain. While structured differently than its predecessors, the production relies on familiar magical routines and an ensemble cast.

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Reliving Fever Pitch During October Baseball Season

For viewers seeking seasonal rom-coms aligned with the autumn sports calendar, the 2005 feature Fever Pitch arrives on the platform. Starring Drew Barrymore as businesswoman Lindsey Meeks and Jimmy Fallon as teacher Ben Wrightman, the narrative explores a romance complicated by an intense fandom for the Boston Red Sox.

The plot tracks the strain placed on the couple’s relationship as the baseball season progresses and Wrightman’s obsession with the team demands attention. The narrative resolves in standard romantic-comedy fashion, offering a nostalgic sports-themed watch as the actual league postseason unfolds.

Prime Video adds Now You See Me Now You Don't for October
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Lili Reinhart Stars in Romantic Drama Chemical Hearts

Shifting toward heavier dramatic territory, Prime Video also features the romantic drama Chemical Hearts, starring Lili Reinhart and Austin Abrams. Abrams portrays a high school newspaper editor and romantic dreamer who has never actually been in love prior to meeting Reinhart’s character, Grace.

Grace arrives with a troubled past and hidden secrets that ultimately complicate their dynamic.

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