A brand‑new month means a buffet of fresh titles dropping on Prime Video and August 2025 seriously delivers. This isn’t just another list it’s your go-to guide for what’s worth watching this month on Prime Video.
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The Pickup
If you loved the chaotic buddy energy of Bad Boys or the fast-paced madness of Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, then The Pickup should be top of your list. This movie follows two armored truck drivers, Russell (Eddie Murphy) and Travis (Pete Davidson), who are just trying to do their jobs when a routine cash run turns into a nightmare. They’re ambushed by a slick, no-nonsense crew led by Zoe (Keke Palmer), who clearly has bigger plans than just taking the money.
What starts as a high-stakes heist quickly spirals into a full-blown, city-wide chase. Explosions, double-crosses, hilarious banter, and a whole lot of unexpected chaos make this one of the most fun action comedies to hit Prime in a while. Directed by Tim Story and packed with a cast that includes Eva Longoria and Roman Reigns, this one’s got the adrenaline and laughs to keep you hooked. Streaming August 6.
Conclave
This movie follows Cardinal Thomas Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes), who finds himself at the center of one of the most powerful and secretive processes in the world: choosing the next pope. After the sudden death of the pontiff, the pressure is on. But just when you think it’s all solemn tradition, the film pulls back the curtain on the intrigue, ambition, and secrets that fuel the inner workings of the Church.
As Lawrence tries to manage the political storm brewing around him, he uncovers shocking truths left behind by the late Pope truths that could shake the entire institution. Stanley Tucci gives a quietly electrifying performance, and the writing is razor-sharp. Whether you’re into religious drama or just love a good conspiracy thriller, Conclave will surprise you. Streaming August 9.
Upload (Season 4)
Upload (Season 4) follows Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell), a former tech worker who’s been navigating life and death in the plush virtual resort of Lakeview. But now, in Season 4, things are heating up fast. A rogue AI threatens not just the digital world, but also real-world society. With only four episodes, the stakes are higher than ever. Expect tension, laughs, and some very big questions about humanity, mortality, and identity.It’s a sharp, smart, and surprisingly heartfelt ride one that definitely deserves your attention. Streaming August 25.
Built in Birmingham: Brady & the Blues
This one’s for sports fans and honestly, anyone who loves a good underdog story. Built in Birmingham follows NFL icon Tom Brady as he steps into unfamiliar territory: co-owning a historic English soccer club, Birmingham City FC.
Over five episodes, the series digs into the culture, the struggles, and the rich history of a team that’s been around for 150 years. But more than just football tactics, it explores the heart of a community and what it means to try and transform a legacy. It’s personal, it’s passionate, and yes it’s got Brady tackling one of his toughest challenges yet. Streaming August 1.
Taurasi
Diana Taurasi is a living legend. And this three-part docuseries gives her the flowers she’s long deserved. From dominating at UConn to Olympic gold medals and WNBA championships, Taurasi’s legacy goes beyond the court.
This series follows her relentless drive — the sweat, the setbacks, and the triumphs. It’s not just for basketball fans; it’s for anyone who understands the grind of greatness. Streaming August 7.
Butterfly
Espionage meets emotional family drama in this slick six-episode thriller. Butterfly follows David Jung (Daniel Dae Kim), a former U.S. intelligence operative now living quietly in South Korea. But when a ghost from his past resurfaces, the life he’s built begins to unravel.
It’s packed with twists, stunning visuals, and layered performances. One bad decision sets everything in motion — and the fallout is both thrilling and heartbreaking. Streaming August 13.
Sausage Party: Foodtopia (Season 2)
If you thought Season 1 of Sausage Party: Foodtopia was wild… buckle up. Frank, Barry, and Sammy are now in a strange new paradise called New Foodland. But don’t be fooled by the shiny fridges and friendly humans something dark is simmering under the surface.
The second season continues the raunchy, irreverent fun with even more satire and absurdity. This one’s definitely for adult animation fans who like their humor unfiltered. Streaming August 13.
Abandoned: The Woman in the Decaying House
Some stories are stranger and sadder than fiction. This three-part documentary follows a Brazilian case that stunned the world in 2022. A wealthy woman living in a crumbling mansion in São Paulo is accused of enslaving a domestic worker in the U.S. for nearly two decades.
Journalist Chico Felitti dives deep into the mystery, the media circus, and the uncomfortable truths behind one of Brazil’s most shocking modern cases. Streaming August 15.
Betty la Fea: La Historia Continúa (Season 2)
She’s back. Betty la Fea, one of the most beloved Latin American characters ever, returns in this emotionally rich second season. Betty is now trying to reconnect with her daughter, Mila, while navigating a strained relationship with Armando.
This new chapter brings more heartache, more drama, and more of that signature charm that made the original series a global hit. Streaming August 15.
The Map That Leads to You
Looking for something heartfelt? The Map That Leads to You is a romantic journey about chance encounters and life-changing connections. It follows Heather (Madelyn Cline), a young woman traveling across Europe with friends, who unexpectedly meets Jack (KJ Apa), a mysterious stranger who flips her world upside down.
It’s tender, emotional, and gorgeously shot perfect for anyone in need of a cinematic escape.
The Terminal List: Dark Wolf
This one’s for fans of gritty military thrillers. Dark Wolf is a prequel to The Terminal List, focused on the origin story of Ben Edwards (Taylor Kitsch). It tracks his evolution from Navy SEAL to shadowy CIA operative. Chris Pratt also returns briefly as James Reece, tying the story back to the original series. It’s intense, high-stakes, and brutally honest about the psychological toll of covert warfare. Streaming August 27.
Final Thoughts
August is serving up one of the strongest Prime Video slates we’ve seen in a while. Start with The Pickup if you’re in the mood for a wild ride. Or sink into something deeper like Conclave or Butterfly.
Whatever you choose, your August watchlist is about to get very, very full.
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