Image Credit @ nerdist Via Instagram
After a long day, it’s sometimes hard to find the right show to watch. There have been times when we’ve gone through an endless line of posters until the popcorn gets cold. Thankfully this May offers us a new round of hype in our living rooms. From spy thrillers to heartwarming animation, the new batch of Prime Video shows appears to be a masterstroke for everyone.
Spider-Noir

The ‘wall-crawler’ detective is finally brought to life in Nicolas Cage’s first live-action role. This series is set in a stylish 1930s New York City and is a darker, hard-boiled approach to the superhero genre. It’s the most original Marvel endeavor in years, and the combination of classic private investigator heroes and supernatural heroics should be a treat for any comics fan.
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War

In a new feature-length movie, John Krasinski stars as the iconic CIA operative. This mission could be his most personal one yet, following a rogue unit into foreign countries. The film aims to meet that appetite for realistic, tactical action that made the show a huge success.
Citadel Season 2

The world’s spy organization brings even more secrets and stunts to the world than ever before. The deep history of the agents comes into focus this season as they deal with a world in which no one can be trusted. Its massive budget and international locations make it a film experience right on your television. There will be plenty of plot twists that will leave you on your toes till the end.
It Is Not Like That

Featuring an actor who is relatable, Scott Foley, the series is about single parents adjusting to their new lives. The exhibit brings attention to humorous and often confusing moments of mixed families and reinventing oneself later in life. This is a contemporary take on contemporary relationships that many viewers will surely recognize.
Song Sung Blue

A true story about a tribute band to Neil Diamond, this heartwarming movie stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson. It’s a story of the 1980s era in which two musicians are getting a second chance at success. The film is a nostalgic and heartwarming story about perseverance and self-expression.
No Place To Be Single

This charming adaptation tells the tale of a woman who is the owner of a vineyard in Tuscany but who has to deal with disruption in her quiet life. It has gorgeous views, and a story of finding people from your past to be heartwarming. Its setting alone is worth watching it for anyone looking forward to a vacation in Europe. A soft, slower-paced tale that’s a great weekend read.
Lukkhe

The musical action drama is set in the buzzing rap atmosphere of Chandigarh where crimes and ambition get intermixed. It’s about the vendetta between the rival rappers as the lines start to get blurred between art and reality. The series has a well-crafted sound and thrilling moments that capture the vibrancy of the subculture. A unique perspective into the cost of stardom in the modern age.
Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom

The epic saga of the sea is now streaming for Prime subscribers, with the movie being released in cinemas late on Sunday. It is a beautifully produced motion picture with wonderful effects and a deep dive into the great kingdoms under the sea waves. A big superhero action with a family responsibility and protection of nature theme.