New on Prime Video UK in April 2022: The new movies and TV to stream from 'All the Old Knives' to 'No Time To Die'

Everybody loves a good spy thriller and, this month, Prime Video UK presents the prospect of a modern day espionage tale powered by the charisma and star wattage of Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton. The duo lead Borg McEnroe director Janus Metz's new movie All the Old Knives.

Elsewhere on Prime Video, the likes of Speed, Guillermo del Toro's Crimson Peak and Will Smith sci-fi I, Robot are being added as catalogue titles. On the original TV front, innovative rotoscope animation Undone is perhaps the most interesting new project.

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New movies coming to Prime Video UK in April

Laura Pausini – Pleased to Meet You (7 April)

Described as "The Queen of Italian Pop", Laura Pausini has sold more than 70 million albums all over the world and is a bona fide global sensation. This documentary sees her in front of a movie camera for the first time as she provides intimate access to her life, exploring her rise to fame and what might have happened if she had not won a big song competition in 1993.

All the Old Knives (8 April)

Paranoia lies at the heart of this espionage thriller in which two CIA agents and former lovers — played by Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton — reconnect over a dinner with tension behind it. The agency is reinvestigating a hijacking from a decade ago and exploring the possibility that its tragic conclusion was brought about by a mole within the CIA. Laurence Fishburne and Jonathan Pryce are also part of the cast.

James Bond collection (15 April)

25 James Bond films are being added to Prime Video on 15 April following Amazon's recent acquisition of film studio MGM, which co-owns the 007 film franchise.

The collection includes every official 007 adventure from 1962's Dr No right up to 2021's No Time To Die.

The full list is:

• No Time To Die

• Spectre

• Skyfall

• Quantum Of Solace

• Casino Royale

• Die Another Day

• The World Is Not Enough

• Tomorrow Never Dies

• GoldenEye

• Licence To Kill

• The Living Daylights

• A View To A Kill

• Octopussy

• For Your Eyes Only

• Moonraker

• The Spy Who Loved Me

• The Man With The Golden Gun

• Live and Let Die

• Diamonds Are Forever

• On Her Majesty's Secret Service

• You Only Live Twice

• Thunderball

• Goldfinger

• From Russia With Love

• Dr No

I Love America (29 April)

I Love America features Sophie Marceau as a woman who moves from Paris to Los Angeles in a bid to start a new life with the help of her friend, who is a successful drag bar owner. He creates a profile for Marceau's character on a dating app with the hope of revitalising her long-dormant love life now that her kids have flown the nest and started lives of their own.

New TV coming to Prime Video UK in April

Hacks S1 (1 April)

Arriving on Amazon in the UK after its Stateside debut on HBO Max last year, this comedy series sees fading Vegas stand-up Deborah (Jean Smart) join forces with struggling gag writer Ava (Hannah Einbinder) in an attempt to freshen up her act. A second season has already got the green light.

Luxe Listings Sydney S2 (1 April)

With the real estate market in Sydney worth more than ever before, this reality series follows high-rolling agents as they attempt to flog some seriously pricey properties.

Almost Paradise S1 (15 April, via IMDb TV)

In Almost Paradise, Christian Kane portrays DEA veteran Alex Walker in this action series. After a betrayal and a medical emergency, he jets off to the Philippines to begin early retirement. Naturally though, various contrivances lead to him being dragged into the world of crime and danger.

Outer Range S1 (15 April)

Combining mystery, supernatural elements and Western visuals, this eight-part series stars Josh Brolin as a Wyoming rancher who discovers something dark and strange at the edge of the wilderness.

Verdict S1 (15 April)

Camila Morgado leads the cast of Verdict as a defence lawyer well-versed in the intricacies of the Brazilian criminal system. She soon ends up being approached to defend the accused killer in a notorious case with enormous public interest, which also brings her into the orbit of criminal factions and underworld manoeuvres.

Bang Bang Baby S1 (28 April)

This Italian series foregrounds the story of a young woman who becomes embroiled in the criminal underbelly of Milan.

Undone (29 April)

This half-hour adult animation utilises an innovative rotoscope style to tell the story of a woman whose relationship with time and memory has been altered by a car accident. Alita: Battle Angel star Rosa Salazar leads the voice cast as Alma, who recruits her reluctant sister to delve into their family history in order to uncover secrets.

Other films and TV to watch on Prime Video UK in April

1 April

The Bounty Hunter (2010, via IMDb TV)

The Bronze (2015, via IMDb TV)

Country Strong (2010, via IMDb TV)

Dragon Nest: Warriors’ Dawn (2014, via IMDb TV)

Faster (2010, via IMDb TV)

Five Easy Pieces (1970, via IMDb TV)

Guest House Paradiso (1999, via IMDb TV)

I, Robot (2004)

Joe Bell (2020)

King of the Hill (1993, via IMDb TV)

Knight Rusty (2013, via IMDb TV)

Nim’s Island (2008, via IMDb TV)

Page Eight (2011, via IMDb TV)

Punch-Drunk Love (2002, via IMDb TV)

Royal Pains (S1-8, via IMDb TV)

Salting the Battlefield (2014, via IMDb TV)

Turks & Caicos (2014, via IMDb TV)

2 April

Speed (1994)

8 April

Big Fish (2003, via IMDb TV)

Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002, via IMDb TV)

11 April

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003, via IMDb TV)

15 April

Gattaca (1997, via IMDb TV)

It Takes Three (2021)

The Prince of Egypt (1998, via IMDb TV)

22 April

Seven Years in Tibet (1997, via IMDb TV)

29 April

Crimson Peak (2015, via IMDb TV)

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