Amazon Prime Video’s Must-Watch New Releases For March 23-29

By Phillip Swann
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Amazon’s Prime Video this week (March 23-29, 2025) plans to add 4 new TV shows and movies to its streaming lineup. Here are the two to watch, in my humble opinion:

Holland (2025) – (Amazon Original Film)
Nicole Kidman (the hardest working woman in Hollywood!) stars in yet another TV project featuring a woman whose husband harbors a deep secret which threatens to disrupt their lives and possibly the lives of many others. Big Little Lies. The Perfect Couple. The Undoing. Now Holland. I would dismiss the show on the grounds that it’s simply running Nicole through the old Xerox machine. But she’s so damn good playing this role! Plus, the supporting cast is to kill for, so to speak: Matthew Macfadyen as the husband; Gael Garcia Bernal and Rachel Sennott, among others. So, yes, I will be watching. Debuts on Prime Video on Thursday, March 27.

Bosch: Legacy – Season Three (Amazon Original Series)
Titus Welliver is back as former LA homicide detective, Harry Bosch, who still solves crimes in his private life while dodging FBI agents and the random hitman or two. It’s a fun series and the delicious Mimi Rogers as Bosch’s foil and friend definitely makes it worth your time. Debuts on Prime Video on Thursday, March 27.

New Releases Coming This Week to Amazon’s Prime Video

Sunday, March 23
Sausage Party (2016)

Tuesday, March 25
Transformers One (2024)

Thursday, March 27
*HOLLAND (2025)
*Bosch: Legacy S3 (2025)

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