#amazon movie streaming

[secondwheel]

Rainforest prime

[supercalime]

Me whenever I go on the RWRB tag

[nerdby]

I'm glad he has the balls to stand up to his incel fans instead of kissing their feet and letting them walk all over him.

"Oh, well what if it alienates the fans--?"

What the hell is more alienating than a bunch of fucking Nazis in fandom??? I'm glad that Anthony Starr doesn't want or care about their Nazi money. The people at fucking Disney need to step up and do the same. Not that they ever will because everyone knows Roy and Walt Disney Sr were fucking Nazi sympathizers.

[noeljpenaflor]

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[queenerdloser]

there's a lot of reasons to hate the way ad-based levels are now the standard starting level for streaming, but beyond just sheer blind hatred for it, it's also fucking annoying because they don't even have the diversity of actual tv ads. at least when you had regular tv channels you got like. usually a decent variety of tv ads coming your way and some local ads thrown in. with streaming services it's literally the same five fucking ads. i've seen the same ad for the same movie 40+ times because it plays at every single ad break. all this is doing is making me so homicidally irritated you're basically guaranteeing i'm never going to go to macy's or watch this stupid fucking horror movie about a pool. they're forcing us to watch ads and then they're making the ad-watching experience - already bad - even fucking worse.

[scientistclone]

The only thing I want from streaming platforms is a small banner that says "cancelled/finished/ongoing" next to the content warnings etc. Similar to the motion picture content rating. If movies have to declare that they are R-rated and might traumatize children, let me know that you cancelled yet another queer show and are about to break my gay little heart. I'm paying for entertainment, not for being a pilot season guinea pig.

[rickchung]

Totally Killer (dir. Nahnatchka Khan).

Amazon's '80s comedy/horror mashup of Back to the Future meets Friday the 13th unabashedly plays on our familiarity with various film genre tropes. Kiernan Shipka plays a time-travelling teenager who must prevent her mother's murder in the present while also solving another longheld slasher mystery. It's a clever enough watch full knowing references and jokes about the future past.

[larrylimericks]

3Nov22

**My Policeman spoilers**

Their love lived in whispers and hushes, Thieved glances and soft hidden touches. A graze of a finger For decades would linger — Time lost then time found ’tween brave brushes.

[silver-survey]

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[fandom-official]

Henry Cavill has found his next project

[littlethingsbigpicture]

Saw everything happening with streaming services? Favorite shows canceled? Corporations demanding more and more money? Yo Ho guess what time it is!

[chicamachine]

they don’t have the sound of music or sleepless in seattle on netflix?? netflix ain’t shit anymore.

seriously though, why are there no good movies on netflix/amazon prime/etc anymore that aren’t behind a hidden(!) paywall, with ads, or need a premium subscription?

nothing more frustrating than finding an actually good movie and realizing it is not in fact available for free on the platform im paying for.

im this close to getting a dvd player.

[fvisualkei]

Dark Academia Movie Masterlist

Here is just a basic master list of my own personal grace for some Dark Academia Movies, as some may want inspiration or just something new to watch. Enjoy!

*MOVIES*

NOTE: Watchable places apt to change, but these are some sites that have included it. Not all subscription status is readily available, some might include premium subscription, but I sadly do not know which. I am sorry for the inconvenience.

Dead Poets Society (1989) - Dead Poet’s Society is set in 1959 at an elite conservative boarding school. It tells the story of an English teacher who inspires his students through his teaching of poetry. The English teacher is played by Robin Williams. Can watch on Hulu (subscription), Amazon Prime ($3.99 USD), Apple TV ($3.99 USD), Vudu ($3.99 USD), YouTube ($17.99 USD), And Google Play Movies ($3.99).

The Riot Club (2014) - The Riot Club follows two first-year Oxford University students. They join a secret society. And they learn their reputations can be made or destroyed in one evening. Can watch on The Roku Channel (subscription), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), YouTube ($9.99 USD), Sling TV (subscription), Apple TV ($3.99 USD), and Google Play Movies ($9.99 USD).

The Goldfinch (2019) -The movie follows Theo Decker. Tragically his mother dies in a terrorist bombing. And a wealthy family takes him in.In a panic, he steals ‘The Goldfinch’ a painting. And that leads him to a world of crime. Stars Ansel Elgort, Finn Wolfard, and Nicole Kidman. Can watch on Amazon Prime Video (subscription), Google Play Movies ($2.99 USD), Vudu ($5.99 USD), YouTube ($2.99 USD), and Apple TV ($2.99 USD).

Hugo (2011) -Hugo is a young orphan. He loves the station clocks. And, his most treasured possession is his late father’s automation. Therefore, his mission is to find a key that will get it working. Stars Asa Butterfield and Sacha Baron Cohen. Can watch on Hulu (subscription), YouTube ($2.99 USD), Vudu ($2.99 USD), Apple TV ($3.99 USD), HBO Max (subscription), Google Play Movies ($2.99 USD), and Amazon Prime Video ($2.99).

Jane Eyre (2011) - Jane Eyre is hired by Edward Rochester to care for his ward Adèle. When she arrives at Thornfield Hall she starts to fall in love with Rochester. But there is a terrifying secret looming within the walls at Thornfield Hall. So what is Rochester hiding from Jane? Stars Mia Wasikowska. Can watch on Hulu (subscription), Sling TV (subscription), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), YouTube ($3.99 USD), Apple TV ($3.99 USD), The Roku Channel (subscription), Starz (subscription), Philo (subscription), Google Play Movies ($3.99 USD), and Vudu ($3.99 USD).

Maurice (1987) - Maurice is a romantic drama. And an adaptation of the 1971 novel Maurice by E.M Forster.A young man is trapped by the oppressiveness of Edwardian society. His lover rejects him. And he tries to accept his sexuality. Stars Hugh Grant as Clive. Can watch on Tubi (free), YouTube ($3.99 USD), Apple TV ($4.99 USD), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), and Google Play Movies ($3.99 USD).

Mary Shelley (2017) - Mary Shelley follows the life of the author. It starts with a young Mary Wollstonecraft.Her family disapprove when she announces her love for Percy Shelley.She stays in the home of Lord Byron at Lake Geneva. And the guests are challenged to write a ghost story. So Mary writes her novel “Frankenstein.” Stars Elle Fanning. Can watch on The Roku Channel (subscription), Apple TV ($4.99 USD), Google Play Movies ($9.99 USD), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), YouTube ($9.99 USD), and Vudu ($9.99 USD).

Kill Your Darlings (2013) -Kill Your Darlings follows a young Allen Ginsberg. He has a rival for the affections of his charismatic classmate—Lucien Carr. But his Rival is found dead. And Carr, William Burroughs and Jack Kerouac are arrested for murder. Stars Daniel Radcliffe and Elizabeth Olsen. Can watch on Hulu (subscription), Sling TV (subscription), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), Vudu ($2.99 USD), Google Play Movies ($3.99 USD), The Roku Channel (subscription), Starz (subscription), Philo (subscription), YouTube ($3.99 USD).

Dorian Gray (2009) - It follows a corrupt but beautiful young man. His image is captured in a special painting. And the painting keeps him from ageing. But for every sin he commits, the image in the painting rots.The movie is very gothic. A quick warning—the plotline differs from the book. Stars Ben Barnes. Can watch on The Roku Channel (free), Vudu (free), Amazon Prime Video (subscription), Google Play Movies ($2.99 USD), Tubi (free), Hulu (subscription), YouTube ($2.99 USD), and Apple TV ($3.99 USD).

Mona Lisa Smile (2003) - The Mona Lisa Smile follows a free-thinking and non-conformist teacher. He works at an all-women’s private school in the 1950s.He encourages women to pursue their dreams. And also question the roles expected of them in society. Stars Julia Roberts. Can watch on Hulu (subscription), Vudu ($2.99 USD), YouTube ($3.99 USD), Apple TV ($3.99 USD), HBO Max (subscription), Amazon Prime Video ($2.99 USD), and Google Play Movies ($3.99 USD).

Enola Holmes (2020) - It follows teenager Enola Holmes. Her mother goes missing. So she uses her sleuthing skills to find her. But she must also outsmart her famous brothers and help a runaway lord. Stars Millie Bobby Brown. (There is a new movie being released in July 2022) Can watch on Netflix (subscription).

[newfeeling77]

anyway im going to watch stop making sense.

[bidembi]

Red White and Royal Blue dvd/bluray… where’s the petition?