The best movies on Amazon Prime Video include Smile 2, Picture This, The Devil Wears Prada, My Fault: London, A Fish Called Wanda, and more.

Prime Video’s list of arrivals for March 2025 is finally here! The streamer on Wednesday dropped the complete list of new Amazon original movies, TV shows, movies, and specials dropping this month. Prime’s monthly roster of content was released a bit later than usual,

"The Wheel of Time" and "Bosch: Legacy" are both familiar names for Prime Video subscribers and this month they're both returning for new seasons. "The Wheel of Time" season 3 arrives on March 13 with a three-episode premiere and will hope to build on a critically strong second season.

Amazon Prime Video's March 2025 lineup includes The Wheel of Time season 3, Smile 2, Transformers One, Bosch: Legacy, Twisters, Holland, and more.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Wednesday afternoon saw Prime Video release its newsletter, which started with all of the new titles that had already been added on March 1st. Through the rest of of the month, there are some big films from 2024 making their way to the service, like Smile 2, Twisters, and Transformers One.

This week, Amazon revealed all of the free PC games coming to Prime Gaming in March, as well as a slew of titles subscribers can stream at no extra cost on Amazon Luna.

Timothée Chalamet, Selena Gomez, and Elle Fanning starred in one of three rom-coms on Amazon Prime Video you need to watch in March 2025.

Get ready for a thrilling March on Amazon Prime with over 60 new titles being added to the streaming platform.

From the threat of extinction to dubstep-powered weapons, here's a look at what Amazon Prime subscribers can claim this month.

Last week, we revealed everything new on Prime Video in March 2025, but with over 60 films hitting the streaming service on March 1 alone, you may be feeling lost as to where to begin sifting through this month's new releases.

This is called the "dub," and it usually requires voice artists to record the lines in this new language—in a way that matches the original tone of the show or movie. This requires time and money, something studios aren't always willing to part with.