New releases on Amazon Prime Video UK
What’s new on Amazon Prime Video UK? A list of the latest releases and titles recently added, kept up-to-date daily for the most accurate guide to new arrivals on the site.
For more on other streaming services, see our VOD release dates page for a comprehensive guide to what’s new and coming soon.
| 1st January Children of Men The Town Sense & Sensibility Horrible Bosses Sucker Punch Venom Wilding Boomtown Venom Darkest Hour Blade Trinity |
| 2nd January Shrek Emma The Judge Shrek the Third A Simple Favor The Wedding Party Chaperone |
| 4th January Person of Interest |
| 5th January Spring Fever: Season 1, Episode 1 to 2 |
| 6th January Road House Mississippi Burning Just Mercy For a Few Dollars More Waiting for the Drop Entrapment Unfaithful Waitress A Little Princess |
| 7th January Fallout: Season 2, Episode 4 Beast Games: Season 2, Episode 1 to 3 |
| 9th January The Wolf of Wall Street Point Break (2015) Assassin's Creed Crimes of the Future Superbad La Strada The Secret Garden Requiem for a Dream |
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