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Amazon’s New 93-Minute Bestseller Adaptation Instantly Dethrones Record-Breaking Action-Thriller

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Nick Bythrow is a Lead Writer for ScreenRant. He has been writing for the site since September 2022. He graduated from Hampshire College in 2022, where he triple majored in Journalism, Communications, and Media Studies. When he's not writing about TV and movies for ScreenRant and his blog, Frayed Branches, Nick is penning speculative fiction and poetry on Amazon. He lives outside Boston, Massachusetts.

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Amazon's new, 93-minute adaptation of a bestselling novel has instantly dethroned the studio's record-breaking action thriller on streaming. Prime Video's original movies have included a number of core success stories throughout 2026. From Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa's action thriller The Wrecking Crew to the return of a beloved spy thriller in Jack Ryan: Ghost War, most of the movies that the streaming platform has seen reach the top of its lists have been high-octane action films. It appears to be a layup for success according to data around the world.

One of these movies is The Runner, starring Gal Gadot, which arrived on Prime Video September 2, 2026. While reviews for The Runner were rather negative, the movie managed to climb its way up Prime Video's global charts, even becoming the Number 1 movie in the world for some time. But, eventually, a new movie came to take its place. This particular film continues the trend of another successful venture for Prime Video that's helped it produce even more successful movies in other genres: it's a romance.

You+Me: Against The World Is Beating Its Global Competition On Streaming

Two people about to kiss in You and Me Against the World Image via Prime Video

That movie is You+Me: Against the World, a French romantic drama that follows college student Alma Lancaster, who is secretly attending school for filmmaking while her rich family believes her to be in law school. While making a student film, she falls in love with one of her classmates, the rebellious Vadim Arcadi, starting a relationship that could spell disaster for their future. According to data from September 22, 2026, You+Me: Against the World is now the Number 1 movie in the world on Prime Video. It beat out The Runner, which now sits at Number 3.

The romance is the Number 1 movie in 26 countries around the world right now, including the United States. Other notable territories where it's topping Prime Video's streaming charts include France, Australia, Belgium, Germany, Greece, and Italy. Its global success emphasizes how the story of forbidden romance is getting audiences to tune in, excited to see how the story will unfold. It helps that it's based on Emma Green's bestselling romance novel trilogy, another attribute helping the movie to shine.

Prime Video Has A Strong History Of Romance Adaptations

Vittoria Di Savoia smiling slightly in You and Me Against the World Image via Prime Video

It's not too surprising You+Me: Against the World managed to score high on Prime Video's streaming charts. Prime Video romantic movies have always performed well on the platform, especially in recent years. This includes everything from the LGBTQ+ romance of Red, White and Royal Blue, to more recent movies like The Last Sunrise and Drawn Together. The platform has seen similar success with its TV adaptations of romantic novel series, too, like Off Campus and The Summer I Turned Pretty.

Since You+Me: Against the World has been a success for Amazon, it shows how Prime Video's biggest successes don't need to come from one particular region of the world. The French film showcases an additional layer of success via international release, proving that no action thriller can quell the mighty force that is Prime Video's extremely successful romantic dramas.

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