You need to add these movies and shows to your Prime Video watchlist, for they are cannot-miss events.
We have entered springtime, the season of renewal and beauty. Thus, it is time to get excited about the biggest movies and shows hitting Prime Video this season.
Spring not only brings the return of massive hits like The Boys Season 5 or Fallout Season 2 but also fresh and exciting new projects. The lineup is promising, to say the least.
So, here are the five biggest Prime Video movies and shows to stream in Spring 2025.
The must-watch titles: A quick breakdown
Holland (Prime Video, April 3):
Nicole Kidman stars as Nancy Vandergroot, a seemingly perfect teacher in tulip-filled Holland, Michigan, whose life unravels when she suspects a dark secret lurking beneath the surface.
The Bondsman (Prime Video, April 3):
Kevin Bacon returns as Hub Halloran, a bounty hunter resurrected by the Devil to hunt down demons. Think Supernatural with an extra dose of hellfire.
G20 (Prime Video, April 10):
Viola Davis leads this high-stakes action-thriller where the U.S. President must outwit assassins after a deadly attack on the G20 summit.
Another Simple Favor (Prime Video, May 1):
Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick reunite for a glamorous, twisty mystery set against the stunning backdrop of Capri, Italy.
Deep Cover (Prime Video, June 12):
Bryce Dallas Howard, Orlando Bloom, and Nick Mohammed star in this crime-comedy where improv students go undercover in London’s criminal underworld.
The Last Voyage (Prime Video, April 20):
A historical maritime thriller with Tom Holland and Anya Taylor-Joy, where a crew battles not just the sea but a mysterious force lurking beneath.
The Sky’s Divide (Prime Video, April 15):
John Boyega leads a desperate space mission in this sci-fi thriller about humanity’s last hope among the stars.
The House on Willow Street (Prime Video, April 5):
Florence Pugh stars in this horror flick where a sinister house holds secrets darker than anyone could imagine.
The Perfect Lie (Prime Video, April 28):
A psychological thriller starring Emma Stone and Daniel Kaluuya, diving into the web of deception that threatens to destroy a seemingly perfect couple.
Neon Echoes (Prime Video, April 18):
Rami Malek shines as a rogue hacker fighting against a corrupt tech empire in this gritty cyberpunk action series.
Why these shows stand out in April 2025
Holland: This gripping psychological drama blends suburban charm with dark, twisted secrets. Nicole Kidman’s performance is both compelling and haunting, making it impossible to look away.
The Bondsman: Kevin Bacon’s portrayal of a demon-hunting bounty hunter brings both grit and dark humor. It’s Supernatural meets Deadwood—a wild ride you didn’t know you needed.
G20: Viola Davis delivers powerhouse leadership as a president fighting not just for survival but for global stability. It’s intense, action-packed, and politically charged.
Another Simple Favor: The chemistry between Kendrick and Lively is electric, with Paul Feig’s signature flair for stylish, twisty storytelling. It’s the perfect blend of glamour and murder.
Deep Cover: A hilarious yet thrilling crime romp, this series mixes sharp wit with high-stakes espionage. Think Ocean’s Eleven meets The Office.
The Last Voyage: A visually stunning maritime epic filled with suspense, mystery, and emotional depth. Holland and Taylor-Joy’s performances anchor the high-seas drama.
The Sky’s Divide: A space opera with heart, exploring not just survival but what it means to be human in the face of cosmic despair. John Boyega’s intensity keeps the stakes sky-high.
The House on Willow Street: This horror film mixes psychological terror with supernatural elements, making it a fresh, bone-chilling experience that’ll keep you guessing.
The Perfect Lie: A masterclass in deception, this thriller keeps you on the edge with every twist. Emma Stone and Daniel Kaluuya’s chemistry adds emotional weight to the mind games.
Neon Echoes: A cyberpunk masterpiece with breathtaking visuals and a gripping narrative about rebellion and identity. Rami Malek’s performance is electric and magnetic.
Early reactions & predictions
Neon Echoes: The cyberpunk aesthetic has captured attention, with fans excited about the futuristic vibe and Rami Malek’s magnetic performance. It’s poised to become a viral sensation.
Holland: Early reviews praise Kidman’s layered performance, with critics calling it a “masterful slow-burn thriller.” Social media is buzzing about its shocking twists.
The Bondsman: Fans are loving Bacon’s gritty charm, with early reactions highlighting its mix of dark humor and supernatural action. It’s already being dubbed a “cult hit in the making.”
G20: The trailer has gone viral, with audiences captivated by its intense action sequences and political intrigue. Early buzz suggests it’s a must-watch for thriller fans. A female POTUS kicking butt is just what the doctor ordered.
Another Simple Favor: The buzz is strong, especially around the lavish Capri setting and unpredictable twists. Fans of the first film are excited for more high-society drama.
Deep Cover: Early glimpses show a fun, fast-paced crime story with a quirky edge. It’s expected to be a sleeper hit thanks to its mix of humor and heist thrills.
The Last Voyage: Critics are raving about the film’s cinematography and emotional depth. It’s predicted to be a standout for awards season with its gripping narrative.
The Sky’s Divide: Sci-fi fans are hyped, with early reactions praising its ambitious world-building and Boyega’s stellar performance. It looks to be a potential space classic.
The House on Willow Street: Social media is flooded with reactions calling it “terrifyingly good” and “a fresh take on horror.” Horror enthusiasts can’t wait to see how it unfolds.
The Perfect Lie: The thriller’s buzz is building fast, with early viewers praising its tight pacing and sharp dialogue. Expect plenty of plot twists to keep audiences hooked.
Prime is poised to keep viewers hooked on weeks end. Happy viewing to all!!!
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