Between Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, and so many other streaming services available right now, you’ve got a lot of options when it comes to what shows and movies you’d like access to at your fingertips.
All of the services are continually adding content to their streaming platforms, and, if you’re an Amazon Prime Video subscriber, it looks like more movies and shows will be added soon!
According to Variety, Amazon has announced that they will be acquiring MGM for $8.45 billion. There are still a few details to be sorted out before the new titles come to Prime Video, but viewers can expect more titles to be added to the platform in the near future.
MGM has more than 4,000 movies and 17,000 TV shows that Amazon will now have access to, including The Pink Panther, Rocky, and the 007 franchise. And, viewers can look forward to a continuation of these stories in new original content.
This will be the second-largest deal that Amazon has struck to acquire another company, with their purchase of Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in 2017, topping the list.
We will continue to keep an eye out for updates on when the new titles will debut on the streaming platform and any exciting projects that are in development. Stay tuned to AllEars for the latest!
Check out All The Marvel News You NEED to Know For 2021!
Join the AllEars.net Newsletter to stay on top of ALL the breaking Disney News! You'll also get access to AllEars tips, reviews, trivia, and MORE! Click here to Subscribe!
What is your favorite James Bond movie? Let us know in the comments!
Hollywood studios in florida is not a part of this deal as just the studios of MGM, which never went out of business, was bought. Disney owns HS outright.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios hasn’t been know as MGM Studios for at least 15 years. Since the closure of The Great Movie Ride, I don’t think there are any licenses used in HS that fall under the MGM catalog of movies (no major attractions, anyway). But even if there are, I would not be surprised if Disney were allowed to continue to renew them much like Universal is allowed to keep the Marvel license in their Orlando park.