Here Are All the Movies & TV Shows Coming to Amazon Prime This Week, Including ‘Oh. What. Fun.’

Amazon Prime Video is updating its catalog this week with a massive wave of new titles and fresh premieres. The lineup features over thirty films ranging from Academy Award winners to cult classic action movies. Subscribers can enjoy beloved holiday romances and gritty war dramas starting as early as Monday. This scheduled refresh ensures that there is plenty of content to explore throughout the first week of December.

‘Bloodsport’ (1988)

This martial arts classic arrives on the streaming service on Monday, December 1. Jean-Claude Van Damme stars as Frank Dux and enters a secret and dangerous tournament in Hong Kong. The film showcases various fighting styles from around the world in brutal full-contact matches. It remains a definitive title in the action genre that launched the career of its leading star. Fans of combat sports cinema will appreciate the intense choreography and simple yet effective storytelling.

‘Love Actually’ (2003)

Viewers can stream this beloved holiday ensemble film starting Monday, December 1. The story follows the intertwining lives of several couples and singles in London during the weeks leading up to Christmas. It features a star-studded cast including Hugh Grant and Emma Thompson who navigate the complexities of romance. The movie has become a seasonal staple for its heartwarming and humorous take on love. Audiences often revisit this title every year to get into the festive spirit.

’12 Angry Men’ (1957)

This courtroom drama masterpiece joins the library on Monday, December 1. A jury retires to a claustrophobic room to decide the fate of a young man accused of murder. Henry Fonda plays the lone dissenter who carefully dismantles the case and challenges the prejudices of his peers. The film relies entirely on dialogue and performance to build immense tension. It stands as a timeless examination of the American justice system and the concept of reasonable doubt.

‘Penguins of Madagascar’ (2014)

The breakout stars of the Madagascar franchise get their own adventure on Monday, December 1. Skipper and his team join forces with a secret organization called The North Wind to stop a villainous octopus. The animated film delivers high-energy espionage action with plenty of humor for both kids and adults. Benedict Cumberbatch voices a wolf agent who struggles to work with the chaotic penguins. Families can enjoy this fast-paced comedy as a lighthearted viewing option.

‘Max’ (2015)

This family drama about a military dog arrives on Monday, December 1. A Belgian Malinois returns from service in Afghanistan after his handler is killed in action. The dog is adopted by the fallen soldier’s family and bonds with the younger brother. They work together to uncover the truth behind the tragic death while healing their emotional wounds. It offers a touching story about loyalty and the connection between humans and animals.

‘The Man in the Iron Mask’ (1998)

Leonardo DiCaprio plays a dual role in this swashbuckling adventure arriving on Monday, December 1. The story follows the aging Three Musketeers as they hatch a plot to replace the cruel King Louis XIV with his imprisoned twin brother. It features an impressive cast including Jeremy Irons and John Malkovich in lavish period costumes. The film blends political intrigue with sword-fighting action in 17th-century France. Fans of historical fiction will enjoy this dramatic retelling of the classic Dumas tale.

‘Hoosiers’ (1986)

Sports fans can stream this inspirational basketball film starting Monday, December 1. Gene Hackman stars as a volatile coach who takes over a small-town high school team in Indiana. He faces criticism from the community while trying to lead his underdog players to the state championship. The movie captures the passion of high school sports and the redemption of a man seeking a second chance. It is widely considered one of the greatest sports movies ever made.

‘Four Weddings and a Funeral’ (1994)

Hugh Grant stars in this quintessential British romantic comedy arriving on Monday, December 1. The plot centers on a group of friends who encounter romance and heartbreak across several social occasions. A bumbling Englishman falls for an American woman but timing always seems to be against them. The film is known for its witty script and charming performances from the entire cast. It effectively balances laugh-out-loud humor with moments of genuine sorrow.

‘Death on the Nile’ (2022)

Kenneth Branagh returns as detective Hercule Poirot in this mystery thriller arriving Monday, December 1. A glamorous river steamer vacation turns into a terrifying search for a killer when a young heiress is found dead. The film features a large ensemble cast and stunning visuals of Egypt and the Nile River. Poirot must navigate a web of jealousy and betrayal to identify the murderer before they strike again. Mystery lovers will enjoy trying to solve the puzzle alongside the famous detective.

‘The Birdcage’ (1996)

Robin Williams and Nathan Lane star in this hilarious comedy arriving on Monday, December 1. A gay cabaret owner and his drag queen partner must play it straight when their son brings his fiancée’s conservative parents to dinner. The film takes place in Miami’s South Beach and mocks political hypocrisy through farce and misunderstanding. It features brilliant chemistry between the leads and a heartwarming message about family. The movie remains a celebrated adaptation of the French play La Cage aux Folles.

‘Max 2: White House Hero’ (2017)

The canine hero returns for a new adventure on Monday, December 1. Max is assigned to the White House where he befriends the President’s young son. The dog helps the boy and a Secret Service agent foil a foreign plot during a state visit. This sequel offers more kid-friendly action and focuses on the bond between the boy and the dog. It serves as a lighter follow-up to the more serious original film.

‘Igor’ (2008)

This animated comedy about a hunchback assistant lands on the platform on Monday, December 1. Igor dreams of becoming a scientist himself rather than just pulling switches for his evil master. He creates a monster named Eva who turns out to be gentle instead of terrifying. The film twists classic horror tropes into a quirky story about following your dreams. It features a unique visual style and voice work from John Cusack.

‘Notting Hill’ (1999)

Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant star in this romance arriving on Monday, December 1. A humble London bookstore owner finds his life turned upside down when the most famous actress in the world walks into his shop. They attempt to navigate a relationship despite the pressures of fame and the press. The film is celebrated for its charming dialogue and the chemistry between its leads. It stands as a definitive example of the 90s romantic comedy genre.

‘Platoon’ (1986)

Oliver Stone’s gritty war drama becomes available on Monday, December 1. A young soldier played by Charlie Sheen arrives in Vietnam and finds himself caught between two sergeants with opposing moralities. The film depicts the brutality of jungle warfare and the psychological toll on the troops. It is based on the director’s own experiences and offers a harrowing look at the conflict. The movie won Best Picture for its realistic and intense portrayal of war.

‘Out of Time’ (2003)

Denzel Washington stars as a police chief in this thriller arriving Monday, December 1. He finds himself framed for a double homicide and must solve the crime before his own colleagues catch him. The story unfolds in the Florida Keys and features a race against the clock to uncover the evidence. Viewers will enjoy the twists and the high-stakes tension as the protagonist tries to clear his name. It delivers solid suspense and a charismatic lead performance.

‘Bull Durham’ (1988)

This celebrated baseball comedy joins the lineup on Monday, December 1. Kevin Costner plays a veteran catcher sent to a minor league team to mentor a wild young pitcher played by Tim Robbins. Susan Sarandon stars as the team’s muse who becomes involved with both men during the season. The film is praised for its authentic portrayal of the minor leagues and its sharp wit. It balances romance and sports in a way that appeals to a wide audience.

‘Mad Max’ (1979)

The film that started the post-apocalyptic franchise arrives on Monday, December 1. Mel Gibson stars as a highway patrolman in a dystopian Australia who seeks revenge against a motorcycle gang. The movie is known for its low-budget ingenuity and high-speed car chases. It established a gritty aesthetic that influenced decades of science fiction cinema. Action fans can witness the origin of the Road Warrior character.

‘Invasion of the Body Snatchers’ (1978)

This acclaimed sci-fi horror remake arrives on Monday, December 1. Strange seeds drift to Earth and produce pods that replicate humans while they sleep. Donald Sutherland stars as a health inspector in San Francisco who discovers the terrifying truth. The film builds paranoia effectively as the characters realize they cannot trust anyone around them. It is widely regarded as one of the best remakes in horror history.

‘Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa’ (2008)

The zoo animals continue their journey in this animated sequel arriving Monday, December 1. Alex the lion and his friends crash-land in an African nature preserve where Alex is reunited with his parents. The film explores their roots while delivering the same slapstick humor as the original. It features improved animation and introduces new characters to the ensemble. Kids will enjoy the antics of the penguins and the lemurs once again.

‘Madagascar’ (2005)

The original animated hit that started the series lands on Monday, December 1. Four pampered animals from the Central Park Zoo find themselves shipwrecked on the exotic island of Madagascar. They must learn to survive in the wild while encountering a tribe of eccentric lemurs. The movie focuses on the value of friendship and stepping out of your comfort zone. It remains a popular choice for family movie nights.

‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ (2018)

This intense crime thriller arrives on the service on Monday, December 1. The drug war on the US-Mexico border escalates as the cartels begin trafficking terrorists. Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro return to start a war between rival gangs by kidnapping a kingpin’s daughter. The film is darker and more action-heavy than its predecessor. It offers a bleak look at the moral compromises made in the name of national security.

‘The Prodigy’ (2019)

Horror fans can check out this creepy child thriller on Monday, December 1. A mother becomes concerned that her intelligent young son is being influenced by a supernatural force. She discovers that the soul of a deceased serial killer may have reincarnated within him. The film delivers jump scares and disturbing moments as the mother fights for her son’s soul. It provides a modern take on the evil kid subgenre.

‘Hackers’ (1995)

This cult classic cyber-thriller arrives on Monday, December 1. A group of young high school hackers discovers a corporate plot to unleash a dangerous computer virus. Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie star as the tech-savvy teens who must use their skills to stop the villain. The film is remembered for its unique visual style and techno soundtrack. It offers a nostalgic look at how the internet was perceived in the mid-90s.

‘Double Impact’ (1991)

Jean-Claude Van Damme plays twin brothers in this action movie arriving Monday, December 1. The brothers are separated as babies when their parents are murdered by a crime lord. They reunite twenty-five years later in Hong Kong to take revenge on the men who killed their family. The film allows Van Damme to showcase two distinct personalities alongside his martial arts skills. It is an entertaining revenge story with plenty of explosions and fights.

‘Zombieland’ (2009)

This horror comedy brings laughs and scares to the platform on Monday, December 1. A shy student teams up with a tough guy and two con artist sisters to survive a zombie apocalypse. They travel across the country toward a theme park while following a strict set of survival rules. The film features a memorable cameo by Bill Murray and plenty of creative zombie kills. It revitalized the zombie genre with its wit and heart.

‘Dog’ (2022)

Channing Tatum directs and stars in this road trip drama arriving Monday, December 1. An Army Ranger is tasked with driving a military dog to the funeral of its handler. The two travel down the Pacific Coast and initially clash before forming a bond. The film blends comedy with emotional moments about PTSD and healing. It serves as a tribute to the bond between soldiers and their canine companions.

‘The Merchants of Joy’ (2025)

This new title is scheduled to join the streaming service on Monday, December 1. It represents one of the fresh releases landing on the platform this week. Viewers looking for undiscovered content will want to add this to their watchlist immediately. The film adds variety to a lineup dominated by classic re-releases and genre favorites. Audiences can discover what this unique story has to offer starting early in the week.

‘A Haunting in Venice’ (2023)

Kenneth Branagh’s third outing as Hercule Poirot arrives on Monday, December 1. The detective attends a séance in post-war Venice and is thrust into a supernatural murder mystery. The film leans heavily into horror elements with a spooky atmospheric setting. Poirot must determine if the ghosts are real or if a human killer is behind the deaths. It offers a fresh and darker direction for the franchise.

‘Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey’ (1991)

The slacker duo returns for a sequel on Monday, December 1. Bill and Ted are killed by evil robot duplicates and must navigate the afterlife to return to the living world. They challenge the Grim Reaper to games in order to save their souls and their band. The film is more surreal and ambitious than the first installment. Fans love it for its creative set designs and the introduction of the character Death.

‘Oh. What. Fun.’ (2025)

Holiday cheer turns into chaotic comedy when this film arrives on Tuesday, December 2. Michelle Pfeiffer leads the cast in a story about a woman planning a special Christmas that goes off the rails. The movie promises to deliver festive laughs and heartwarming moments for the season. It serves as a major original release for the streaming service this year. Fans of holiday comedies will find this to be a perfect addition to their seasonal viewing.

‘Bullet Train’ (2022)

Brad Pitt stars in this high-speed action flick arriving Wednesday, December 3. An unlucky assassin boards a bullet train in Japan only to find it filled with other killers with conflicting missions. The film is stylish, violent, and filled with dark humor as the characters clash. The narrative weaves together various backstories that culminate in a chaotic finale. It offers a fun and adrenaline-fueled ride for action lovers.

‘The Phoenician Scheme’ (2025)

Wes Anderson brings his distinct visual style to the platform on Friday, December 5. The film follows a father and daughter within a complex espionage tale involving a dark family business. Benicio del Toro leads an ensemble cast in this quirky and intricate spy story. Fans of the director can expect his trademark symmetry and dry humor throughout the narrative. This release marks a significant premiere for the service to close out the week.

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