Before we start the weekend, we take stock of the new Prime Video releases for July 2023, all of which are fresh. In June, the service offered its subscribers beautiful and large programs likeInterstellar, heaviness, looper or 2001: A Space Odyssey. A month also marked by series like the fourth season of Jack Ryan, but above all by the idol. The shocking HBO TV show that finally ends after five episodes. A sudden stop, but apparently planned. While a second season seemed impossible, we learn this is in discussions within the channel. Season 1 is still available through Warner Pass on Amazon Prime Video.
Can Jeff Bezos’ company do better than the previous barrage of new movies, series, and documentaries? It’s up to you to judge by your tastes, but what is certain is that this is one of the best months for the SVOD platform. If you like adventures with a capital A, dinosaurs, combat or space, you’ll be served with these new Amazon Prime Video releases. Also check out Netflix New Releases for July 2023 and Disney+ New Releases for July 2023 which have very (very) great content on their respective pages.
The new Prime Video releases of July 2023
Ready for a movie overdose? Because the new Amazon Prime Video from July 2023 made a big impact. In fact, the major feature films will all be available from Saturday 1st July. Let’s start with the masterpiece of this series: Django Unchained. The western of Quentin Tarantino’s trilogy, rewriting history in his own way. To be enjoyed without moderation with a juicy performance by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Then you can fly high, into space, through with Ryan Gosling first man. A film by French Damien Chazelle (la la country
“Everything is great here, Everything is cool when you’re part of a team. Everything is great when you’re living a dream ». The LEGO Great Adventure and its catchy song are coming to Amazon Prime Video in a few hours. A super cool animated film that uses the stop motion technique. By photographing an inanimate object, composing it, and animating it, you can create motion that can later be used in the production of a feature film. An overall very successful process, as recently with Guillermo Del Toros Pinocchio.
The series proposes the return of Good omens and its 2nd season. An Original Amazon Prime Video Show Starring Michael Sheen (master of sex), John Hamm (mad Men), Frances McDormand (Miller’s crossing) or David Tennant (Doctor Who). Another new house: The Horrors of Dolores Roach. A woman wrongfully sentenced to 16 years in prison who may be living through a nightmare as she tries to move on from this episode in her life.
Movies of July 2023
- Get Out (July 1)
- The Great Lego Adventure (July 1st)
- Mamma Mia: Here we go again! (July 1)
- Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (July 1)
- First Man (July 1)
- Mortal Engines (July 1)
- Tomb Raider (2018) (July 1)
- Fifty Shades of Gray (July 1)
- Django Unchained (July 1st)
- Blackkklansman (July 1)
- David and Madame Hansen (July 1)
- 12 Angry Men – 1957 (July 1)
- Head in the Stars (July 6)
- Section 8 (July 12)
- Uncharted (July 21)
- Shin Kamen Riders (July 21)
- Robot (July 28)
The July 2023 series
- The Closer: LA Priority Investigations – Completed (July 1)
- The Horror of Dolores Roach – Season 1 (July 7)
- True to Love – Season 1 (July 9)
- The Summer I Got Pretty Season 2 (July 14)
- Takeshi’s Castle Japan – Season 1 (July 25)
- Good Omens – Season 2 (July 28)
Documentaries from July 2023
In July 2023 there are no documentaries for Amazon Prime Video. If you are interested in tennis, there is still plenty to see. The Roland-Garros Night Sessions last until July 7th. For other documents, do not hesitate to browse the entire catalog to possibly find what you are looking for.
The Amazon Prime Video programs of July 2023 that you cannot miss
To stick with horror productions, without strictly speaking it’s a horror film, welcomes Prime Video Exit. A film directed by Jordan Peele (Us, Nope) that, in its own way, deals with the issue of racism within a middle-class family, but not only. We’ll leave the surprise of discovery to you, in case you missed it. The detour is worth it.
If you fancy a grand show featuring majestic extinct animals, then Jurassic World is for you: Fallen Kingdom. The second part of the new trilogy with Chris Pratt and the one and only Jeff Goldblum. Music lovers who evoke nostalgic memories of the disco era will get their money’s worth here Mamma Mia: Here we go again on Amazon Prime Video. The hit musical that recently shook the walls of the Grand Rex in Paris. We find the singer Cher, Meryl Streep (The devil Wears Prada), Stellan Skarsgård (series HBO Chernobyl), Amanda Seyfried (Shortage), Lily James (baby driver), Colin Firth (A King’s Speech), Christine Baranski (sex intentions) and other.
After watching Unexplored, first man or Django UnchainedEnjoy watching Spike Lee’s Blackkklansman. And if you’re one of those erotic novel readers, there’s the complete Fifty Shades of Grey. But hey, it would be really cruel to give you some serious advice. Especially when there are other higher quality productions on Amazon Prime Video, including this month.
Uncharted (July 1)
After a monumental triumph on PlayStation consoles, the obviously Indiana Jones-inspired Naughty Dog franchise is coming full circle with a film adaptation. Accompanied by his mentor and friend Sully (Mark Walhberg), Nathan Drake (Tom Holland) sets out in search of a very valuable artifact. A gold cross of the explorer Ferdinand Magellan. As in the games, Drake finds himself in situations where he wonders how to get out of it. Chloe Frazer (Sophia Taylor Ali) also makes an appearance in the feature film.
Tomb Raider (July 1)
When you have finished Nathan Drake’s new adventure, Lara Croft awaits you in Tomb Raider. The reboot of the franchise in cinemas starring Alicia Vikander. A feature film that, unlike those with Angelina Jolie, has no right to a sequel, which did not in vain sadden the actress. The film goes back to the origins of Lara Croft, who isn’t yet the seasoned adventuress we know, even though she kills people with spades while she tries by all means to find her father, who may not be dead yet.
Django Unchained (July 1st)
Powered by an exquisite Tarantino soundtrack and a cast of incredible, if not extraordinary, actors like Leonardo DiCaprio, Christoph Waltz and Samuel L. Jackson, Django Unchained explores the question of slavery and what comes of it in its own unique way racism . According to the director, there is a long version of the film, which apparently cannot be published yet. Damage. In any case, this film does its job very well if you have a grasp of Quentin Tarantino’s cinema.
The Great Lego Adventure (July 1st)
The great Lego adventure is a flawless implementation of the small Danish bricks. “Lord Business, a terrible despot, has managed to get his hands on the Cragel, an extremely powerful weapon that allows his demonic powers to be limitless. Luckily, according to a prophecy, there is a resistance somewhere capable of disarming the Cragel. The prophecy also predicts that a special lemon-faced being will drive out this piece, outmaneuver Cragel, and save the entire kingdom.. An animated film for young and old where we meet Superman, wonder womanGandalf or even Batman.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (July 1)
Unfortunately, while Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom promises to be a great show, it’s a very, very far cry from the first installment directed by Steven Spielberg. For our colleagues off CineSeriesit’s a blockbuster like so many others, not flashy at all. “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the most classic blockbuster with no ambition or glitz. He finds it difficult to stand out from the competition, although unfortunately some good ideas are completely underused.”. Here, Owen (Chris Pratt) must save the dinosaurs from extinction when a volcano on the island of Isla Nubar awakens.
Get Out (July 1)
Another highlight of the Prime Video releases for July 2023: Get Out. We accompany Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) and his girlfriend Rose Armitage (Allison Williams) on a weekend with their family, but not everything goes as hoped. This first meeting with the in-laws will take a macabre turn due to the ideology of the parents and their friends…
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