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Here’s what’s new on Amazon Prime Video Canada in February 2021

February highlights on Prime Video include British show It’s a Sin, comedy thriller I Care a Lot and action flick Greenland.

Alexandra Plesa

Updated Feb 1, 2021

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Besides death and taxes, the only other certain thing in life is that streaming services will keep spoiling subscribers with new content month after month. Amazon Prime Video is no exception.

In February, the platform is premiering a few buzzy original movies and a highly acclaimed TV show. Add some licensed content into the mix and your watchlist is sorted… at least until spring rolls by.

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The biggest premiere of the month has to be dark comedy thriller I Care a Lot, a highly anticipated title which is exclusive to Prime Video in Canada. The movie has a tremendous cast featuring the likes of Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage, Eiza González and Dianne Wiest.

If you’ve seen Gone Girl, you already know that Pike is a goddess when it comes to playing downright awful people you would like to be as far away as possible from. This time around she portrays Marla, court-appointed guardian for dozens of elderly wards whose assets she seizes without mercy for her personal gain.

By the looks of the trailer though, she’ll be facing a reckoning soon – and seeing her go head-to-head with Peter Dinklage will surely be a delight. The movie had its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival back in September to great reviews and currently boasts a 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Another movie worth marking your calendars for is Greenland, an action-packed disaster thriller starring Gerard Butler as a man struggling to keep his family safe as a comet races to Earth. Looking for something to watch on Valentine’s Day? You might like Bliss, a romantic drama with a sci-fi twist starring Owen Wilson and Salma Hayek.

On the TV side, acclaimed British series It’s a Sin is coming to Prime Video in February. Critics and viewers alike seem to agree: the show is brilliant, moving and thought-provoking. Set during the 80s, it follows a group of friends as they live in London during a decade plagued by the AIDS crisis, which wreaks havoc among the gay community.

The second season of thriller series The Family Man premieres this month as well. As for licensed content, five seasons of Person of Interest are coming to Prime Video. So are popular movies such as Star Trek Into Darkness, Coming to America, Limitless, Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation and more.

You can stream all of them using Prime Video's 30-day free trial

Check out the full list of streaming titles below.

Title	Type	Release date
Limitless	Movie	February 1
Dreamgirls	Movie	February 1
Beverly Hills Cop II	Movie	February 1
Beverly Hills Cop III	Movie	February 1
The Big Sick	Movie	February 1
48 Hrs.	Movie	February 1
Another 48 Hrs.	Movie	February 1
Becky	Movie	February 4
Greenland	Movie	February 5
Bliss	Movie	February 5
The Secret Garden	Movie	February 11
The Silencing	Movie	February 11
Map of Tiny Perfect Things	Movie	February 12
Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation	Movie	February 13
Star Trek Into Darkness	Movie	February 14
Wrong Turn	Movie	February 15
Date Movie	Movie	February 17
Drishyam 2	Movie	February 18
I Care A Lot	Movie	February 19
Coming To America	Movie	February 21
Daughter Of The Wolf	Movie	February 25
Spaceship Earth	Movie	February 25
Udham Singh	Movie	February 27
Sachin Re Sachin	Movie	February 27
Snehastal	Movie	February 27
The Family Man (season 2)	TV Shows	Premiere
It’s a Sin (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
Person Of Interest (season 1–5)	TV Shows	Premiere
El Internado (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
Its A Sin (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
Man’s World (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
Bang Baaja Baraat (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
6-Pack Band (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere
Love Shots (season 1)	TV Shows	Premiere

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Alexandra Plesa

Alexandra Plesa writes about Internet TV for Finder. When she’s not re-watching The West Wing for the 11th time, she likes to scour streaming services for any fascinating underrated gems they have on offer. She’ll never say no to a romantic comedy and she’ll press you to watch BoJack Horseman until you finally give in

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