Prime Video is picking up speed again with a flurry of announcements, premieres, and returning shows that bolster its catalog in Spain and globally. Amazon's platform is making moves with new seasons, strong additions, and a packed release schedule.
Among the highlights are a highly anticipated return, several newly released films and series, and the expansion of one of its most popular universes. Specific dates, new images, and plot details confirm that the service isn't slowing down.
Release and return calendar
The big news is that Fallout season 2 will arrive on Prime Video in December . Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy return as showrunners, with Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, and Kyle MacLachlan reprising their roles. The action moves to the Mojave Desert and New Vegas, connecting with the world of the video game, and Amazon already announced a third season renewal in May.
In Spain, Votemos has been added to the catalog as one of the August premieres . The feature film depicts a neighborhood meeting that exposes prejudices surrounding mental health and works as a drama with touches of comedy, accessible with a standard Amazon Prime subscription.
The TV series section also includes Butterfly , a spy thriller created by Ken Woodruff and starring Daniel Dae Kim. The story follows a former agent with a troubled past who returns to settle scores, weaving a pulse of action and intrigue on an international scale.
For those looking for raunchy animation, Prime Video brings you Sausage Party: Fruittopia (Season 2) . The characters from the 2016 film continue their delirious plan to build their own society, mixing adult satire and slapstick humor.
In addition, the platform continues to release new episodes of Betty la fea , one of the most popular telenovelas since its return, with installments that keep its fan base hooked week after week.
Newly added titles to the catalog
Among the recent additions is Those About To Die , a historical epic by Roland Emmerich that explores the world of chariot racing and gladiators in Rome in 79 AD. The series, with Anthony Hopkins as Vespasian, boasts impressive visuals and a substantial budget, although initial reviews were lukewarm; for fans of the peplum genre, it is a striking addition to the catalog.
Also arriving is The Enforcer , starring Antonio Banderas as Cuda, a hitman who decides to rebel against the criminal underworld he has served when he tries to save a young woman trapped in a trafficking ring. It's a fast-paced, 90-minute thriller, Richard Hughes' directorial debut , that tackles organized crime in the digital age head-on.
In the "small gems" category, Prime Video adds River , Junta Yamaguchi's film that cleverly explores a two-minute time loop within a snowy inn. With its concise runtime and creative approach, its blend of humor, romance, and minimalist science fiction makes it particularly enjoyable.
Alongside these new releases, titles from the studio remain highly anticipated, such as The Summer I Turned Pretty , one of the platform's biggest teen hits, and Memento Mori , a Spanish thriller that solidified its appeal among crime fiction fans. These are solid options to enjoy alongside the new releases.
The Boys universe expands
While The Boys heads into its final stretch with a fifth season, Amazon is preparing the prequel Vought Rising , set in the 50s. The production, already underway, proposes a detective thriller approach and features superhero designs with a period aesthetic , with nods to their military origins after World War II.
The project arrives alongside the push for spin-offs like Gen V , establishing a continuity strategy for the universe beyond the main series. The release date for Vought Rising has not been confirmed , but its tone and visual style mark it as a key piece for the future of the franchise on Prime Video.
This is Prime Video today
In terms of production, the platform combines Amazon Studios originals with acquisitions, and has garnered top-tier accolades: Sound of Metal won two Academy Awards . Although its catalog may be less extensive than that of some rivals in certain markets, the service boasts over 200 million users and continues to offer big-budget productions like Citadel and The Rings of Power.
The overall picture left by this round of new releases is clear: Prime Video is strengthening its major brands, adding films and series of very different profiles , and continuing to enrich its catalog with additions that alternate high-budget spectacle with smaller and more curious proposals, offering options for all tastes.
