There are a handful of new movies and TV shows being added to Amazon Prime for the month of April that will help you overcome your quarantine.

James Bond fans will be excited to see a number of the series’ most famous classics such as Goldeneye, Goldfinger, From Russia with Love,  and more are all ready to stream right now. No Time To Die is still many months off, but these iconic 007 films are a great way to get ready.

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As for modern films, 2019’s The Lighthouse, starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson features some of the best acting from last year. The two star as lighthouse keepers who try to maintain their sanity while isolated from the world– a perfect social distancing film.

Other highlights include I Am Legend, Rambo: Last Blood, and even more James Bond movies.

Check out the full schedule of April’s Amazon Prime releases below.

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April 1

A View to a Kill (4K UHD) (1985)
Bangkok Dangerous (2010)
Bird Of Paradise (1932)
Blind Husbands (1919)
Broken Blossoms (1919)
Daniel Boone (1936)
Diamonds Are Forever (4K UHD) (1971)
Diary Of A Hitman (1991)
Die Another Day (4K UHD) (2002)
Dishonored Lady (1947)
Dollface (1945)
Dr. No (4K UHD) (1962)
Dr. T & The Women (2000)
Drums In The Deep South (1951)
For Your Eyes Only (4K UHD) (1981)
From Russia with Love (4K UHD) (1964)
Gator (1976)
Gods And Monsters (1999)
Goldeneye (4K UHD) (1995)
Goldfinger (4K UHD) (1964)
Gorky Park (1983)
Hotel Artemis (2018)
I Am Legend (2007)
Licence to Kill (4K UHD) (1989)
Live and Let Die (4K UHD) (1973)
Mark Of Zorro (1920)
Moonraker (4K UHD) (1979)
Mutiny (1952)
Never Say Never Again (4K UHD) (1983)
Octopussy (4K UHD) (1983)
On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (4K UHD) (1969)
Repentance (2014)
Shirley Valentine (1989)
Son Of Monte Cristo (1940)
Tarzan The Fearless (1933)
The Bodyguard (1992)
The Boost (1988)
The Brothers Grimm (2005)
The Chumscrubber (2005)
The Hoodlum (1951)
The Living Daylights (4K UHD) (1987)
The Lost World (1925)
The Man with the Golden Gun (4K UHD) (1974)
The New Adventures Of Tarzan (1935)
The Sender (1982)
The Spy Who Loved Me (4K UHD) (1977)
The World is Not Enough (4K UHD) (1999)
Thunderball (4K UHD) (1965)
Tomorrow Never Dies (4K UHD) (1997)
You Only Live Twice (4K UHD) (1967)

April 3

Invisible Life – Amazon Original movie (2019)
Tales from the Loop – Amazon Original series: Season 1

April 10

Les Misérables – Amazon Original movie (2019)
Rambo: Last Blood (2019)

April 14

Vault (2019)

April 16

The Lighthouse (2019)

April 17

Bosch – Amazon Original series: Season 6
Dino Dana – Amazon Original series: Season 3B
Selah and the Spades – Amazon Original movie (2019)

April 20

Paranormal Activity 3 (2011)

April 29

Footloose (2011)

Will Smith is making up for the misinformation he feels he partook in spreading about viruses by starring in the 2007 post-apocalyptic film, I Am Legend, about a deadly disease that wipes out most of mankind. Will took a seat at his family’s Facebook Watch series, Red Table Talk, to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, in an episode titled, “What You Need To Know About Coronavirus.” The patriarch of the famous family began the emergency episode by cracking a joke about how he participated in misleading folks about viruses.

“I wanted to do this because in 2008, I made I Am Legend, so I feel responsible for a lot of the misinformation,” he said, although he did get the film’s date wrong by one year. However, as Uproxx points out, the similarities between the coronavirus outbreak and the plague in I Am Legend are pretty slim, as the cinematic story “featured a virus that essentially turned humans into a sort of vampire zombie hybrid.” Despite the differences between this particular onscreen portrayal of a virus and the reality we are living today, Will explains the relevance of what he learned when he visited the Center for Disease Control (CDC) back then to prepare for his role as a virologist in the film. “It really changed my life and how I looked at the world,” he revealed. “There’s basic concepts that people do not understand.”

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The Smiths also managed to snag an interview with the director of the Center for Infectious Diseases, Michael Osterholm. The virus expert offered up plenty of useful information, among that was debunking the misconception that coronavirus is largely transmitted through touching doorknobs and rubbing one’s eyes. “It may occur rarely,” he says. “But the most important way is just breathing in the air.” He also recommends that individuals have more than just three to six feet separation between themselves and others at this time. “If one of you had it in the room you’re in right now,” he told the Smith family, “you might transmit it to everyone sitting around the table.'” Uh oh. At least Jaden won’t be spreading coronavirus to his family members, as Jada explained that he’s keeping his distance from them after traveling a lot recently.

If you’ve been keeping up to date on today’s trending news, you’ll have already read countless stories about the novel coronavirus. Also known as COVID-19, the disease is quickly infecting thousands around the world, being classified as a global pandemic. 50 Cent has already joked about it on social media, acting somewhat carelessly and attending a strip club in New York City over the weekend, but it would appear as though he’s searching for ways to survive during this trying time. Asking for pointers, Fiddy went straight to I Am Legend star Will Smith.

“@willsmith better tell me whats going on or we boxing,” laughed 50 Cent on the internet, sharing a photo of the actor in I Am Legend, a post-apocalyptic film. 

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50 Cent has been sharing lots of memes and jokes regarding the spread of COVID-19, which are helping to keep the public away from panicking. However, it’s important that we are all aware of the risks surrounding the outbreak. Keeping daily hygiene routines intact, including regular hand-washing with soap and water and social distancing, is vital in flattening the curve in North America. We do not want to end up like Italy or Spain, who are currently under lockdown because of the number of deaths and cases associated with the novel coronavirus.

Stay safe out there and binge-watch your favorite movies.