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Here's What's Coming To Amazon Prime In February
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Jen Carlson
Published Jan 26, 2016
Modified Jan 26, 2016
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Netflix and Amazon are currently the top two streaming sites. They cost about the same per month ($7.99 and $8.25, respectively), they both offer original programming (some of the best across the streaming platforms), and every month they restock their shelves with new titles. Yesterday we found out what's coming to Netflix in February, now let's take a look at Amazon Prime.
These are the new additions that you will get FOR FREE if you are an Amazon Prime member
Chi-Raq. (Courtesy of Amazon Studios)
TV SHOWS
Available 2/2/16
Poldark 2015
Available 2/12/16
Girls (season 2)
Available 2/15/16
The Newsroom (season 3)
The Americans (season 3)
Available 2/16/16
The New Yorker Presents
MOVIES
Available 2/1/16
A Better Life
Amy
Batman 1989 ( Michael Keaton)
Deliver Us from Evil 2014
How To Steal A Million
Kings of Summer
Like Sunday, Like Rain
Lost in Translation
Men In Black 1997 (Original)
Night Watch (2004)
Nintendo Quest
The Fifth Element 1997
The Fury
The Karate Kid 1984
The Truth About Emanuel
To Be Or Not To Be 1983
Twelve O'Clock High
Waking Ned Devine
Available 2/2/16
Adaline
Myanmar: Bridges to Change
The Identity Theft Of Mitch Mustain
Available 2/4/16
Talladega Nights: The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby
Available 2/5/16
Fire City: End of Days
Ouija Exorcism
Chi-Raq (AMAZON ORIGINAL)
Available 2/15/16
Solomon Kane
Available 2/21/16
Love & Friendship
Available 2/24/16
Digging for Fire
Available 2/29/16
Inequality for All
These are the new additions that will be available FOR PURCHASE if you are an Amazon Prime member
Smile, ladies.
TV SHOWS
Available 2/1/16
Broad City (season 2)
Available 2/3/16
American Crime Story: The People vs. OJ Simpson
The Leftovers (season 2)
Available 2/9/16
Togetherness (season 1)
Available 2/15/16
The Walking Dead (2nd half of season 6)
Available 2/16/16
Better Call Saul (season 2)
Available 2/17/16
Rizzoli & Isles
MOVIES
Available 2/2/16
Steve Jobs
Truth
Available 2/9/16
Grandma
Available 2/16/16
Thomas & Friends: Start Your Engines
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Jen Carlson
Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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