Amazon creates new service where people can stream movies currently in theaters during the quarantine
Amazon has just launched a service called 'Prime Video Camera' that will allow users to rent and stream movies that should have been in cinemas right now. These films include Onward, The Hunt, The Invisible Man, and Emma. Everyone will be able to rent them for 48 hours. Most movie releases have been postponed.
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Netflix tests a new low-cost subscription plan in India
Popular video streaming service Netflix is testing a new low-cost subscription tier in India as the on-demand video streaming service looks to court more subscribers. The American giant has unveiled a “Mobile+” plan for some new and existing subscribers in India that delivers streaming in high-definition (HD) quality and supports viewing across mobile, tablet, and computer screens (but not TV). The monthly tier is priced at 349 Indian rupees ($4.7)
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HBO Max faces backlash from fans
HBO Max faces backlash from fans
HBO Max is facing more backlash this week, this time from comic book fans who have learned that a large portion of its DC Comic films will be pulled from the platform shortly after its launch. The big draw to sign up for the TimeWarner streaming service, which launched on May 27, was that users can view any show and film from both the HBO and the Warner Brothers
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Vilnius International Airport turned into a drive-in cinema
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of countries came up with some innovative ideas for the people to enjoy and take advantage of the spare time. One of those ideas is a movie night out, but with a twist. Deserted Vilnius International Airport has been turned into a drive-in cinema. Visitors get to watch a best-selling movie while enjoying the view across the airport
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Disney Broadway Streaming Benefit For COVID-19 Fund Halted After Musicians Union Objects
The pre-recorded Disney concert set for streaming Monday evening as a benefit for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS ’ COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Fund has been canceled. Agreements to permit the streaming without additional fees were obtained by Broadway Cares from Disney Theatrical Productions, SAG-AFTRA and Actors’ Equity Association, but American Federation of Musicians balked, according to a statement issued by Broadway Cares.
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