Below, you'll find our picks for the best shows and movies to watch on Amazon Prime Video in December, as well as everything coming to Prime Video this month. Next month's guide: New Prime Video shows and movies in January 2026 Last month's guide: New Prime Video shows and movies in November 2025 Prime Video's big original Christmas movie this season is Oh.

In 2023, HBO's The Last of Us set a new standard for live-action video game TV adaptations. But it's not the only video game show that deserves wider recognition. Prime Video's Fallout followed a year later in 2024,

Prime Video has got some excellent options for those looking to binge some TV over the Christmas period of 2025.

Prime Video had a good 2025 with great entries such as The Boys, Gen V, Ballard and some “guilty pleasure” hits like The Girlfriend. There were also shows that sadly were too short-lived, such as Motorheads and The Bondsman, and that’s not counting the shows brought over from abroad.

New episodes of Stranger Things and the highest-grossing animated movie of all time are among this week's best streaming titles

January 28th will see Prime Video’s first big original movie of the year debut. The Wrecking Crew stars Dave Bautista and Jason Momoa as estranged brothers who come together to uncover the truth about their father’s death. This month will also bring the long-awaited second season of The Night Manager to the service.

Amazon Prime Video may have a habit of releasing its lineup for the month late, but the streamer is prepared to dominate summer 2025. Prime Video is betting on action comedies this summer, including a trio of films with A-list casts that rival anything you ...

Disclaimer: When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. In 2025, Prime Video's seriously got it all. From bingeable original series (hello, Overcompensating) to movies fresh out of the theater to old school films from ...

While action television tends to resort to over-the-top situations, Reacher defies this trend by doing more with less. Prime Video’s hit action shows fight choreography as something to be done with blunt force,