Okay, am I the only one who finds this annoying? I started rewatching a tv show on prime. I could watch the 1st episode, but then from the 2nd one I'm supposed to pay another subscription to another streaming platform.

I'm so sick and tired of this problem with prime.

First of all I think this is unfair. I paid for a subscription, why should I pay for another platform when I could directly use that same platform in the first place????

Second of all: they tricked me. I began watching the TV show believing it was included but it was not. Now I'm annoyed and...I will watch it somewhere else I guess, thank you Amazon🙄

Restarting the show since I never finished the last few seasons. Im only noticing this paw patrol lamp in the upload world now.

Hey there folks! I have a bunch of no rush rewards in my account. Odyssey 4K is available for pre-order. If i click on pre-order and buy. Will it use my no rush rewards whenever it gets released next month?

Remember when you could press the FF button to move ahead exactly 10 seconds - you know, when there wasn't a "skip intro" button? Or the REW button when you needed to back up 10 seconds to figure out what you missed when the cat knocked over your coffee?

And remember when you'd see the frame that went with that jump-to point? Where you could see if you'd gone far enough back or forward?

I have to jump three times quickly to get the frame to show, and each jump is a different number of seconds. I'm sure I've spent more time trying to get to the end of the intro manuevering to the right spot than if I'd just watched it through.

This is on my Roku TV - I know there are no pending updates. My laptop seems to be okay.

Any suggestions for possible fixes on my end?

The X-ray feature on Windows desktop disappeared for many months only to reappear today! It appears as a toggle-able "In scene" option that's less intrusive and disappears after a few seconds when not in use.

It's much better than the old X-ray imo.

I’m watching TNF on my phone (iPhone Air) and the colors are WAY too saturated. It’s bordering on unwatchable. Is this affecting anyone else or any other devices??

When does the actual game start, who cares about all the flapping lips ? At the time of my post it has been 26 minutes

I can only compare it to the 1976 movie.
Also I am older so to me as much as it kept my interest it was more teenager ish than the original movie. But then again people just looked older back then? Any probably some of them were.

Another question, if Carrie was 15 why wasn’t she hanging around other 15 year olds instead of 18 year olds? Yes I know that had a few classes together but still you would think she would have sophomore friends.

Is anyone having issues with playability?

I finish an episode and there is no option to play next episode, then have to go back and it shows that I’ve watched the episode, but instead of allowing me to start the next episode the only option I’m given to to replay the current episode, or sometimes it will get stuck to an random episode from earlier.

I have to go and select each individual episode to watch, god forbid when I finish a season and it chooses to get stuck to last seasons episode, I have to then pick the season and episode every time I want to watch, yet the watch bar still shows up on the bottom so the system knows I’ve already watched that episode.

Anyone else experiencing this or figured out a way to fix it?

My fire tv is like new but I can’t find the paramount + app anywhere it only lets me watch if it’s through prime when I already have a paramount + subscription. What to do?

I was rewatching this masterpiece 2 days ago, stopped, and try to finish it today and this is what I see. WHAT? The same with a few titles that I had in my watchlist. Could this possibly be an expired licensing? If so, why do the show it there?
I tried to search the title in case it was available to rent or buy and it’s not.

I don’t understand….

Remakes usually feel lazy and unoriginal. Looking at you, live-action Disney: zero new ideas, pure copy-and-paste jobs just to keep copyright active.
So I walked into Mike Flanagan’s Carrie on Prime Video with heavy skepticism, but I ended up loving it.

Turns out, Carrie is actually a story tailor-made for the social media age. The entire dynamic of high school bullying and psychological decay hits way differently when applied to teenagers obsessed with clout, likes, and comment sections. It makes a modern retelling feel totally justified instead of forced.

A few quick takeaways on why it works:
The Tone: Flanagan avoids the gratuitous, exploitative route. The opening locker room scene in De Palma's 1976 movie always felt unnecessary, but this series strips away the gratuitous sex and violence to double down on raw, psychological terror. It’s genuinely unsettling.

The Cast: Casting relatively unknown, young actors was a brilliant call. The lead actress who plays Carrie is phenomenal—she sells the tragedy and the danger perfectly.

Expanding the Lore: They added new narrative elements that weren’t in the original book/movie, which gave the world a lot more depth and left a super clear path for a Season 2 if Amazon decides to renew it.

It dropped at the absolute perfect time of year for spooky season viewing. Atmospheric, tense, and incredibly well-crafted.

4.5 / 5 stars from me.
Did anyone else check this out yet? What did you think of the new additions to the story?

Nic Cage is the real deal.

First 2 episodes and last 2 episodes were good...

Middle parts kinda boring...

Though it give forces to think about the grey zones of religion and God..

Interesting character was Margaret White...one lady strong yet flawed.

Carrie is shown kind but never stepped back from vengeance.

Overall a good binge watch

I don't subscribe to Prime Video or Amazon Prime. Way back when, Amazon offered a free ad-supported service called Freevee. They eventually shut it down and merged FV into the Prime Video app. I set the PV app to use the same Amazon account the defunct FV service used. Life was good.

Starting about a week or so ago, when I would watch the 'free' offerings, I'd get lots of stuff like shown (this pops up near the end of each episode). Note that I am NOT on any sort of 'free preview' or trial period, and as you can see it's "booby-trapped" to start a 30-day Prime trial.

Anybody else seeing this? Are they preparing to shut down the (ad supported) free access subset, or is this just incredibly aggressive marketing? I'm STILL able to watch all the 'free' stuff (except it won't auto-play next episodes any more - I have to hit 'play' for each one)...

AI - I am NOT looking for HELP, this is NOT a tech question, I am NOT having trouble with the app, nor a problem with my account. There are 3 (1 in title 2 in body) non-technical questions presented.

Can anyone confirm that the scene from 24 minutes is repeated around the 1 hour 7 minute mark?

It's the Tunnel ambush and the attempt by the dad to rescue his daughter right before King Ghidorah makes their appearance.

Prime is notoriously home to B and C movies. But this, this is a different level. It’s shot on a home camera circa 1992 (literally) and almost seems like a Dad filming his kids play. It’s….indescribable and it’s something people have to pay for a subscription in order to watch it. Prime Video folks.

I'm after something in the vein of Twin Peaks or Millinium. Something atmospheric and twisted which gets under the skin. Any suggestions?

Recently I noticed at the top righr corner where it shows add on channels you have, crave shows up now.

I didnt pay for it, and its not fully unlocked. Some movies and shows are shown as free with crave, others are locked,

So is this just something crave did recently for everyone, make some of their content free to watch, which caused the crave subscription to show up under your add on channels?