April 2025 will bring several exciting new releases to Prime Video. Notable among them is “Étoile,” a dramedy from Amy Sherman-Palladino exploring life in ballet companies. Action lovers can look forward to “G20,” an action thriller featuring U.S. President Danielle Sutton facing armed attackers during a summit in South Africa. Anime fans will enjoy “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX,” while “Spy High,” a docuseries about a student suing his school for privacy invasion, and “The Bondsman,” starring Kevin Bacon as a resurrected bounty hunter, also debut. Check your watchlist for these noteworthy additions!
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Are you preparing your Prime Video watch list for this month?
As of now, Amazon has not disclosed the complete April 2025 lineup for their streaming platform.
Nonetheless, by sifting through previous announcements and gathering release dates, we have compiled a list of promising new additions to Prime Video that are worth bookmarking.
“Étoile” seems like the highlight; it’s a new series from the talented duo, Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino. If you prefer something with more action, consider “The Bondsman” or Prime’s latest movie, “G20”.
Not finding anything that catches your interest? Be sure to explore our guides on the top Prime Video movies and shows for additional streaming suggestions.
If you’re in the market for new content, here’s a roundup of some exciting releases set to land on Prime Video in April 2025.
Coming to Prime Video in April 2025: Top Picks
‘Étoile’
“Étoile” is a fresh series from the minds behind Prime Video’s celebrated comedy-drama, “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”.
This new dramedy delves into the unpredictable aspects of life both on stage and off. Set between New York City and Paris, it focuses on the dancers and staff at two prestigious ballet companies.
The two ballet institutions brew up an ambitious plan to save themselves: they decide to swap their top stars.
Watch it on Prime Video starting April 24
‘G20’
Seeking action this April? Prime Video has “G20”, an action thriller that offers a fresh twist on the classic “Die Hard” storyline.
Helmed by director Patricia Riggen, this film thrusts U.S. President Danielle Sutton (Viola Davis) into a perilous situation.
Sutton and her family are attending the G20 summit in Cape Town, South Africa, when a group of armed assailants launches an attack on the gathering.
President Sutton manages to evade capture, doing everything she can to protect her family, defend her nation, and ensure the safety of her fellow world leaders.
Watch it on Prime Video starting April 10
‘Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX’
This month, the latest chapter of the Gundam saga arrives on Prime Video.
The anime series follows high schooler Amate Yuzuriha (Tomoyo Kurosawa), who leads a tranquil life on a floating space colony until her encounter with war refugee Nyaan (Yui Ishikawa).
Amate soon finds herself ensnared in an illicit mobile suit battle known as “Clan Battle”. Under the alias “MACHU”, she pilots her GQuuuuuuX and dives into perilous contests daily.
At the same time, an unidentified Mobile Suit ‘Gundam’ and its pilot, Shuuji, appear on the scene. Shuuji is being pursued by both the space military and law enforcement, signaling a transformative era for the world.
Watch it on Prime Video starting April 8
‘Spy High’
“Spy High” is a four-part docuseries directed by Jody McVeigh-Schultz and produced by Mark Wahlberg.
The docuseries chronicles the life of 15-year-old Blake Robbins, who sued his elite public school, alleging they spied on him amidst accusations of drug dealing.
As Prime describes: “Beneath this juicy suburban scandal lie more troubling revelations, with implications in a larger battle over digital privacy waged in our schools today.”
Watch it on Prime Video starting April 8
‘The Bondsman’
“The Bondsman” features Kevin Bacon as the murdered bounty hunter, Hub Halloran, who finds himself in a decidedly more perilous profession.
In this forthcoming (and quite gory) series from Blumhouse’s horror experts, Hub is revived by the Devil and assigned to hunt down demons who have escaped their prison in Hell.
Throughout his journey, he’ll uncover how his sins condemned his soul, compelling him to make the most of his second chance at life and love.
Watch it on Prime Video starting April 3