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scrn logline
Prime Video's fantasy forays deliver big-budget gems, from Tolkien sagas to futuristic power struggles.
beat sheet
- Upcoming LOTR prequel series 'The Rings of Power' boasts a whopping $465 million budget, the most expensive TV production ever.
- Acclaimed series 'The Expanse' concluded its 6-season run in 2022, cementing Prime Video's reputation for epic, character-driven sci-fi.
call sheet
Prime Video, The Rings of Power, The Expanse