In August, the one Amazon Prime Video show you have to watch is this hilarious sitcom that made Tina Fey into a star

These Prime Video shows are some of the best on the streaming service, and there's plenty of variety among them.

Amazon Prime Video's "War of the Worlds," starring Ice Cube, is deemed one of the worst movies of 2025 and gets memed on social media.

Twists and turns rule the day in these gripping crime and mystery shows from Amazon Prime Video — watch them in August 2025

Amazon Prime Video has officially ordered the Biblical drama "Joseph of Egypt" to series, Variety has learned.

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Prime Video is no longer just a perk. It's a powerful ad platform, a connected-TV company, and Amazon's most overlooked strategic asset.

Rather than leaning solely on large-scale battles, the series thrives on slow-burn tension and interpersonal drama. This makes Enemy at the Door one of the most distinctive war shows on Prime Video, showing that wartime heroism and betrayal often unfold in the shadows, far from the sound of gunfire.

War of the Worlds is an all-time bad movie up there with The Room, and you should actually watch it because of that on Amazon.

Amazon Prime Video was down for thousands of users on Wednesday. As many as 3600 users reported an outage with Amazon Prime Video from the United States, as per Down Detector, a platform that tracks such outages based o users' reports. 95% of the users reporting the outage said the issue was with video streaming.

VideoElephant, one of the world’s largest libraries of premium video content and a leading video solutions provider for channel owners, will bring its two high-performing FAST Channels, "Travel Escapes" and "Real Crime Uncovered", to Amazon’s Fire TV Channels.

Just days after Amazon Prime Video dropped Butterfly, the tale of international espionage has been climbing the streamer’s top 10 ranking of film and TV. Set in the bustling South Korean city of Seoul, the six-part drama stars Daniel Dae Kim (of Lost and The Good Doctor) as the semi-retired gun-for-hire David Jung.