The clock’s ticking on some standout movies leaving Prime Video this month, which means it’s your last chance to catch them before they disappear. The streamer is clearing out a mix of genres, from the monster mayhem of “Godzilla” to the nerve-shredding body horror of “Splinter,” plus a few more hidden gems you won’t want to miss.
Whether you’re in the mood for something dark and gripping or just want an old favorite for a weekend rewatch, these departing titles are worth making time for. Here are five Prime Video movies you’ll want to stream before they’re gone. And once you’re done, be sure to check what got added to the platform in August 2025.
‘Godzilla’ (2014)
In “Godzilla,” the story begins in Japan, where a nuclear power plant accident leaves scientist Joe Brody (Bryan Cranston) devastated by the mysterious death of his wife. Years later, Joe’s son Ford (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), a U.S. Navy officer, returns to help his father investigate the cause of the disaster.
Their search uncovers that the government has been concealing the existence of massive creatures known as MUTOs, which feed on radiation and are beginning to emerge across the globe. As the monsters wreak havoc, Ford is pulled into the chaos, struggling to reunite with his wife Elle (Elizabeth Olsen) and young son back in San Francisco. Amid the destruction, an ancient titan named Godzilla rises from the ocean.
Watch on Prime Video until August 31
‘The Man in the Moon’ (1991)
Set in rural Louisiana in the 1950s, “The Man in the Moon” follows fourteen-year-old Dani Trant (Reese Witherspoon), who spends her days exploring the countryside and navigating life with her parents and older sister, Maureen (Emily Warfield).
Dani’s world shifts when a new neighbor, seventeen-year-old Court Foster (Jason London), moves in with his family. Dani quickly forms a bond with Court, developing feelings for him as they share time swimming, talking, and working around the farm. However, complications arise when Maureen meets Court and he begins to fall for her instead.
This creates tension between the sisters and places Dani in an emotionally difficult position. The story follows Dani and Maureen as they confront growing pains, family struggles, and the challenges of first love during one unforgettable summer.
Watch on Prime Video until August 31
‘Splinter’ (2008)
“Splinter” follows a couple, Seth and Polly, whose road trip takes a dangerous turn when they’re carjacked by an escaped convict and his girlfriend. Forced to travel together, the group winds up at an isolated gas station, only to discover that something far more threatening than each other is waiting there.
A strange and aggressive organism has begun to spread, latching onto anything it encounters and turning the environment into a deadly trap. With no way to call for help and the danger escalating outside, the unlikely companions must rely on their wits to stay alive through a tense night of escalating attacks.
Watch on Prime Video until August 31
‘The Greatest Showman’ (2017)
“The Greatest Showman” tells the story of P.T. Barnum (Hugh Jackman), a man who rises from humble beginnings with big ambitions to create a dazzling form of entertainment the world has never seen. After losing his job, Barnum takes a bold leap by opening a museum, but attendance is low until he recruits a troupe of unique performers whose talents and presence captivate audiences.
As his venture grows, Barnum’s show explodes in popularity, bringing him both fame and controversy. He seeks to expand his reach further, bringing in celebrated singer Jenny Lind (Rebecca Ferguson) for a nationwide tour, which tests his relationships with his family and his troupe.
Watch on Prime Video until August 31
‘Mother’ (2009)
In a small South Korean town, a devoted single mother (Kim Hye-ja) lives quietly with her grown son, Do-joon (Won Bin), who struggles with developmental challenges. Their lives are upended when a young woman is found murdered, and Do-joon is accused of the crime. With the police eager to close the case, the evidence seems stacked against him, leaving little hope for a fair chance.
Refusing to accept the accusation, his mother launches her own investigation, chasing leads and pressing anyone who might hold answers. With time running out and pressure mounting, she pushes forward with unshakable resolve, determined to clear her son’s name no matter the cost.
Watch on Prime Video until September 2
