Spinoffs based on MGM IP will appeal to viewers who are starting to expect streaming services to regularly reboot old IP for big new films.
Something soon to be released on Amazon’s blockbuster slate is notably the sci-fi thriller “The Tomorrow War,” starring Chris Pratt. The company reportedly purchased the film, which will debut Friday, forMGM will propel Prime Video further from its roots as a source of originals that supplied critics with favorites dating back to 2017, when it became the first streaming service
a Best Picture Oscar nomination for “Manchester by the Sea” and also won the Best Foreign Language Oscar for “The Salesmen.” Reuters reportedAmazon did just have a rather successful year with its prestige film push, seeing as “One Night in Miami” secured three Oscar nominations and “Sound of Metal” just nabbed two Oscar wins .
But awards-seeking films like “One Night in Miami” and “Sound of Metal” probably don’t have the same broad appeal to Prime Video subs that something like “Red One” or a remake of James Bond — which would
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