Whether you're searching for your next prestige drama, action-packed thriller, laugh-out-loud comedy, or family-friendly favourite, there's plenty arriving to keep subscribers entertained. Here's a complete look at what's coming to Prime Video this July.

June on Prime Video arrives with a mix of big personalities, animated fantasy, and fresh original storytelling, balancing crowd-pleasing comfort with ambitious genre fare. Whether you’re after laugh-out-loud escapism, high-stakes adventure, or something a little more heartfelt, Prime Video’s June slate covers all corners of the watchlist.

For now, though, The Boys bows out in a way that feels true to itself; loud, confrontational, and just a little bit unhinged. It may not be perfect, but it’s hard to deny that it goes out swinging.

May on Prime Video blends blockbuster thrills with fan-driven anticipation, offering a mix of shadowy conspiracies, sharp wit, and heroic spectacle. Whether you’re after pulse-racing action, supernatural mischief, or something a little darker and more mysterious, there are plenty of reasons to clear the watchlist this month.

Pretty Lethal takes the concept of elegance and violence to the absolute limit, presenting a story where the high discipline of performance becomes the ultimate weapon for survival.

Prime Video’s April line-up dials up the chaos, comedy, and climactic storytelling, bringing together long-awaited finales, offbeat originals, and the return of a true reality TV heavyweight.

Wordbreaker is a film of "almosts." It is almost a profound meditation on parenting at the end of time; it is almost a gripping creature feature. By attempting to be a "less is more" character study within a "more is more" sci-fi setting, it ends up feeling incomplete.

From a reimagined origin story of literature’s greatest detective to the long-awaited return of one of animation’s most explosive superheroes, March on Prime Video delivers a diverse slate guaranteed to keep your queue busy.

The Bluff is a competently made pirate action-thriller that lands as you would expect for a better streaming original but there is very little here to make it stand out as anything more than a fun, and instantly forgotten watch.

Cross season 2 is a fun watch. At times bloated, the central message at the heart of the murders (wow, that’s a weird sentence to type) is political without being preachy. It’s a show that cares about its characters and why they act the way they do.

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Prime Video’s February line-up brings a mix of gripping dramas, action-packed adventures, and intimate documentaries. Whether you’re chasing edge-of-your-seat drama, cinematic adventures, or compelling real-life stories, February on Prime Video promises plenty to add to your watchlist.

The Wrecking Crew is an enjoyable ride that delivers exactly what it promises: solid action, strong lead chemistry, and a heartfelt core. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it entertains, and for fans of the genre, that’s enough.