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If you’ve been waiting to rewatch Project Hail Mary and the modern Doctor Who seasons like I have, this new bundle could make it a little less expensive even as prices for individual services keep climbing.
The combined bundle will cost $29.99 per month a nearly 40 percent savings, but is still pricey in what is a crowded market.
The package consists of Prime Video and niche streaming platforms - AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, and Starz - for $29.99 a month, offering a savings of nearly 39% vs. subscribing to each service individually.
The Emmy "wheel" is about to pop. According to insiders, the Television Academy is in advanced talks to park the annual Emmy telecast at Amazon Prime Video - taking the ceremony off broadcast TV for the first time since its start in 1949.
The Television Academy and Prime Video are in talks about the Amazon-owned streamer taking over as home of the Primetime Emmy Awards telecast, sources confirmed with The Hollywood Reporter. Should a deal be struck, it would mark the first time in the Emmys ‘ history that the awards would not air on a broadcast outlet.
AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and Starz are teaming up to launch a new $29.99 per month bundle on Prime Video in the U.S. "Today marks a milestone for our customers, the launch of the first-ever five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video.
There's good news if you're a fan of thrillers and a Prime Video subscriber. The platform has refreshed its movie library for September 2026, and the new arrivals include a selection of options packed with tension, excitement, adrenaline-fueled scenes and shocking twists.
Prime Video is adding on-demand local and national news clips as Amazon joins other streamers experimenting with short-form video to capture younger viewers.
The 10 best movies streaming on Prime Video right now, new theatrical hits, prestige classics, and one very good sheep-based murder mystery.
Prime Video has re-added Green Room, the incredible 2016 indie thriller from writer-director Jeremy Saulnier (Blue Ruin, Rebel Ridge).
The Terminal List is returning to Amazon Prime Video in October for season 2, bringing back the Sicario/Jason Bourne action thriller mash-up.