Over the decades, video game films have carved out a unique space in Hollywood. Now, Prime Video welcomes one of the genre’s biggest hits—with the promise of a sequel adding to the anticipation.
This week, Netflix and Prime Video roll out a slate of new content blending drama, thrills, and comedy. Among the highlights are “Fallout” and “Emily in Paris,” offering something for nearly every viewer’s taste. Dive in to see what’s hitting your screen between December 15 and 21.
Wondering what to stream this weekend? Tom’s Guide highlights three newly added Prime Video movies that are perfect for your November 28-30 watchlist. Whether you’re planning a casual night in or a movie marathon, these fresh arrivals are here to entertain.
Brad Pitt’s high-octane hit Bullet Train is rolling onto Amazon Prime Video next month. Directed by David Leitch, the film was one of 2022’s biggest action standouts. It now joins a December lineup of new originals and major releases on the streaming platform.
Wahlburgers is unveiling a limited-time menu timed perfectly for the release of “Play Dirty,” Shane Black’s latest action-packed film starring Mark Wahlberg. The new Stackhouse Smashburger debuts on September 30, just a day before the movie premieres globally on Prime Video on October 1.
We Were Liars is on the verge of a renewal decision at Prime Video as it rides the momentum of The Summer I Turned Pretty’s strong viewership. Alongside Motorheads and Overcompensating, this YA series awaits a final verdict from the streaming service, which has seen success in its youth-oriented titles.
The stars of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” are spilling the E-Tea about the show’s final season, set to stream on July 16 on Prime Video. Fans can look forward to exclusive insights as the cast discusses the concluding chapters of the beloved series.
