New on Prime Video in July 2025

Prime Video rolls into July with a sturdy slate of movies and series releases for your viewing pleasure. For those who didn’t catch Warfare in theatres, the harrowing drama is now streaming for free to Aussie subscribers. Speaking of warfare, Evangelical teenagers endure battles of their own in the second season of Shiny Happy People. The grim docuseries pulled back the curtain on the controversial Duggar family in Season 1 and returns with a similarly uncompromising examination of Teen Mania Ministries. You’ll find all this and more on Prime Video in July 2025. Here’s a closer look at the full release schedule, followed by highlights.

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New Releases Coming To Prime Video in July 2025

From blockbuster new Prime Video movies to documentaries and a host of new original series to sink your teeth into, July 2025 promises to be an action-packed month of entertainment.

New Movies on Prime Video in July 2025

• WARFARE – Now
• Abominable – 1/7/2025
• Blue Velvet – 1/7/2025
• Creed – 1/7/2025
• Creed II – 1/7/2025
• Downtown Abbey – 1/7/2025
• Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw – 1/7/2025
• Forgetting Sarah Marshall – 1/7/2025
• Into The Blue – 1/7/2025
• Into The Blue 2: The Reef – 1/7/2025
• Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again! – 1/7/2025
• Rocky – 1/7/2025
• Rocky II – 1/7/2025
• Rocky III – 1/7/2025
• Rocky IV – 1/7/2025
• Rocky V – 1/7/2025
• Rocky Balboa – 1/7/2025
• The Addams Family – 1/7/2025
• The Hunger Games: Catching Fire – 1/7/2025
• The Secret Life of Pets 2 – 1/7/2025
• Trolls – 1/7/2025
• Trolls World Tour – 1/7/2025
• Twister – 1/7/2025
• Heads of State – 2/7/2025
• Maargan – 25/7/2025
• Better Man – 26/7/2025
• Blade Runner – 26/7/2025
• The Equaliser – 29/7/2025

New TV Series on Prime Video in July 2025

• ROMCON: Who the F**k is Jason Porter – Now
• Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd – 8/7/2025
• Ballard – 9/7/2025
• One Night In Idaho: The College Murder – 11/7/2025
• The Chosen: Last Supper – 13/7/2025
• Chicago Fire: Season 11 – 15/7/2025
• The Summer I Turned Pretty – 16/7/2025
• Suits: Seasons 1 to 9 – 17/7/2025
• Shiny Happy People: A Teenage Holy War: Season 2 – 23/7/2025

New Sports on Prime Video in July 2025

• WNBA: Aces v. Fever – 3/7/2025
• WNBA: Aces v. Mystics – 10/7/2025
• WNBA: Aces v. Fever – 24/7/2025
• WNBA: Valkyries v. Mystics – 31/7/2025

Best New Series on Amazon Prime Video

This July, Prime Video streams some fan favourites and debuts at least one new series premiere. Here are your highlights.

ROMCON: Who the F**k is Jason Porter

Release Date: 1 July, 2025

This two-part documentary sounds like the stuff of Lifetime movies, except it’s all too real. Toronto real estate broker Heather Rovet thought she found the perfect match in charming handyman “Jace.” Three years into their romance, however, she discovers that Jace is actually a convicted criminal named Jason Porter, who has a history of scamming women. Putting everything on the line, Heather meets with former victims and embarks on a path for justice.

Simple Plan: The Kids in the Crowd

Release Date: 8 July, 2025

This upcoming docuseries is your all-access pass to Canadian pop-punk band Simple Plan. Formed in 1999, the band and its members have experienced epic highs and lows over the course of 25 years. In addition to archival footage, the series goes behind the scenes during their recent World Tour. It also features interviews with big-name peers such as Avril Lavigne, Mark Hoppus (of Blink-182), members of The Offspring, and others.

Suits

Release Date: 17 July, 2025

Originally aired on the USA Network, this legal drama series gained an entirely new following when it streamed on Netflix (becoming one of the most-watched shows of 2023). If you didn’t catch the second wave, now is your chance. Set at a fictional NYC law firm, the story follows ethically dubious attorneys as they advance high-profile cases and their own respective careers.

Shiny Happy People: A Teenage Holy War: Season 2

Release Date: 23 July, 2025

Spoiler alert: Christian organisations aren’t always as pious or ethical as they seem. This investigative docuseries proved as much with its gripping first season, which covered the Duggar family and their ties to the controversial Institute in Basic Life Principles (IBLP). Season 2 cracks open the lid on Teen Mania, a massive youth ministry that used feel-good music to fill stadiums and recruit participants. Beyond the happy veneer, however, a much darker reality was lying in wait.

Best New Movies on Prime Video

Whether you’re seeking original films or licensed classics, Prime Video has you covered this July. Here’s a closer look at some fresh arrivals.

WARFARE

Release Date: 1 July, 2025

Director Alex Garland teamed up with Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza for this unsparing examination of modern battle. Viewers are plunged into the heart of a surveillance mission, as American Navy SEALS find themselves deep in enemy territory. Striving for authenticity, the film draws upon real-life experiences and thereby delivers less traditional modes of storytelling. This is warfare in its boredom and brutality alike, and you won’t necessarily discover tidy character arcs or sweeping narratives. Aussie Prime Video subscribers can stream it now.

Blue Velvet

Release Date: 1 July, 2025

The death of auteur David Lynch continues to loom so large that you might forget about the sheer insanity of his cinematic visions. Consider Blue Velvet the perfect refresher in its perverse exploration of American suburbia. Upon his return to the small town of Lumberton, college student Jeffrey Beaumont (Kyle MacLachlan) discovers a severed human ear while passing through a field. Things only get weirder…and weirder…and weirder…from there.

Blade Runner

Release Date: 26 July, 2025

Ridley Scott is another director who’s committed some truly unforgettable images, characters, and ideas to celluloid. Nowhere is that more evident than with this sci-fi masterpiece, in which a futuristic bounty hunter (Harrison Ford) tracks down bio-engineered humanoids known as Replicants. The film exists in various versions, and our advice is to watch either The Director’s Cut or The Final Cut if they’re available. No matter where you land, prepare for a visual feast with the sumptuous music to match.

The Equalizer

Release Date: 29 July, 2025

We love ourselves a vigilante thriller, and this one delivers the goods. Based on an old TV series, it stars Denzel Washington as retired intelligence agent Robert McCall. While quiet and unassuming at first glance, our protagonist is a deadly force of nature when called to duty. That’s bad news for the local Russian mob, who end up in McCall’s crosshairs after beating a young woman (Chloë Grace Moretz). Multiple sequels would follow.

Things to Consider for Prime Video

When it comes to choosing what to watch on Prime Video, the options are vast, but it all starts with a membership. If you want to make the most of your subscription, watch new movies or score great deals on the latest flicks, consider these factors.

Cost

If you are wondering how much Prime Video costs in Australia, then we have you covered. Prime Video costs AUD$9.99 a month in Australia. However, it is cheaper to sign up for a year with the annual price listed at AUD$79.

Which is Better, Netflix or Amazon Prime in Australia?

Amazon Prime Video is cheaper than Netflix in Australia and has a range of originals and syndicated series, however, Netflix is by far the most popular streaming service, boasting pop-culture phenomenons such as Stranger Things and Wednesday. In terms of which is the better streaming service, Prime Video is better value but Netflix has more range.

What Does a Prime Video Subscription Include?

A Prime Video subscription includes original content, offline downloading, 4K and HDR streaming for AUD$9.99 per month as a standalone service in Australia.

Streaming Services Price Comparison

Service	Monthly Price	Trial Period	Category
Netflix	$7.99 (w/ ads) – $25.99	None	Movies & TV
Prime Video	$9.99	30-day free trial	Movies & TV
Apple TV+	$12.99	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
Disney+	$15.99 – $20.99	None	Movies & TV
HBO Max	$11.99 (w/ ads) – $21.99 (Premium)	None	Movies & TV
Kayo Sports	$25 – $40	7-day free trial	Sports
Hayu	$7.99	7-day free trial	Reality TV
Britbox	$9.99	7-day free trial	British Movies & TV
Paramount+	$6.99	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
BINGE	$10 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)	7-day free trial	Movies & TV
Stan	$12 (Basic) – $22 (Premium)	None	Movies & TV
DocPlay	$8.99	14-day free trial	Documentaries

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