New month, new streaming offer on Amazon Prime Video. In July, the provider will once again be adding a few new series and many new films to its program. TECHBOOK reveals what’s new to see.
Amazon is one of the largest video streaming providers out there. Prime customers of the online retailer can not only use free premium shipping for EUR 69 per year (EUR 34 for students) or EUR 7.99 per month (then can be canceled monthly), they also have access to Amazon Prime Music and Amazon Prime Video two streaming services available.
So that Amazon Prime Video can keep up with competitors like Netflix and Disney+, the provider expands the selection of series and films every month. The company also produces its own content under the Amazon Originals name. TECHBOOK reveals which new films and series Amazon Prime Video customers can look forward to in June 2022. It should be noted, however, that the offer can be expanded by Amazon at any time.
New series and seasons on Amazon Prime Video in July
As usual, the number of new series or seasons that Prime Video will add to its program in July is limited compared to the competition. At least six innovations can be found here in the list, but there are also some highlights. The third season of the comedy series “Doom Patrol” will be available directly from July 1st and “The Flight Attendant” with Kaley Cuoco will also be entering a new season. Action fans can also look forward to the new production “The Terminal List” with Chris Pratt.
The Terminal List (Season 1) – Coming July 1st
The Terminal List, starring Chris Pratt, is an action thriller series based on the novel of the same name. During a covert mission, Navy SEAL James Reece (Pratt) and his unit are ambushed. He subsequently returns home with conflicting memories of this event. When new evidence emerges, he uncovers a conspiracy.
The Flight Attendant (Season 2) – Coming July 29th
Cassie Bowden (Kaley Cuoco) is a flight attendant and a party girl. On a flight she meets the rich passenger Alex Sokolov (Michiel Huisman), with whom she spends the night. When she wakes up the next morning, not only does she have a hangover with memory lapses, she’s also lying in bed next to a corpse.
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New movies on Amazon Prime Video in July
In July, Amazon Prime Video users can again look forward to a large selection of new films. Comedies like “Hangover” or the German rom-com “Sweethearts” are represented as well as dramas like “The Last Full Measure”. Crime fans will also get their money’s worth with “The Golden Glove”; the film is based on a true story.
Hangover – from July 4th
The popular comedy film starring Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis comes to Prime Video in July, including parts 2 and 3. An unequal group of men experience all sorts of unforeseen – and dangerous things at a bachelor party.
Boiler Room – from July 13th
Seth Davis (Giovanni Ribisi), a college dropout, takes a job as a stockbroker to make quick money and get approval from his father. Success comes quickly, but he also gets deeper and deeper into the illegal machinations of his colleagues.
The Golden Glove – from July 22nd
St. Pauli in the 1970s: Fritz “Fiete” Honka (Jonas Dassler) keeps his head above water with unskilled work. Partly because of his deformed face, he is an outsider. He spends his nights in the tavern “Zum Goldenen Glove” and preys on lonely women there. What nobody knows – “Fiete” is a serial killer who hides his victims dismembered in his apartment after death. Based on a true story.
Rent or buy films and series from Amazon Prime Video
The series and films mentioned above are included in the Amazon Prime subscription and are therefore available to customers free of charge. Apart from that, there is a variety of other content that can be borrowed or bought for a fee. If you rent a film, it is available to you for 30 days, but not indefinitely. After the first start of the content, it remains in the digital video library for only 48 hours.