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Here's What's Streaming On Amazon Prime In July
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 18, 2015
Modified Jun 18, 2015
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Amazon Prime has really made itself a head-to-head competitor with Netflix over the past year. Below, find the list of what's coming to the streaming platform (for free to Prime subscribers—which costs the same as a Netflix subscription). Among the July additions you'll find The Warriors, Dr. Strangelove, and a number of HBO shows (they have exclusives on those, remember).
JULY (TV)
Under the Dome (Season 3)
Dowtown Abbey (Season 5)
Annedroids (Season 2)
Extant (Season 2)
Boardwalk Empire (Season 3)
True Blood (Season 5)
Glee (Season 6)
Newsroom (Season 1 & Season 2)
Behind the Candelabra
Entourage
JULY (Movies)
July 1st
Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid
Drive Me Crazy
The Day The Earth Stood Still
Thumbelina
Bulworth
Heidi
Wayne's World 2
48 HRS.
The Bad News Bears
The Brady Bunch Movie
The Butcher's Wife
Cadillac Radio
Dirty Dancing
Dragonslayer
Flashdance
Friends and Lovers
Harlem Nights
Heaven Can Wait
King Kong
The Odd Couple
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Stuart Saves His Family
UHF
The Warriors
July 2nd
Glory
Underworld Evolution
July 3rd
Gandhi
Dr. Strangelove
July 10th
The Expendables 3
July 11th
Two Men in Town
July 23rd
Jim Norton: Contextually Inadequate
July 24th
Hercules (2014)
July 31st
The Skeleton Twins
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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