Prime Video Australia has struck multi-year pay-1 window streaming deals with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Roadshow Films for their major global and local films.
The agreements, which began in August, means Prime Video is the exclusive streaming home to the likes of SPE’s 28 Years Later and Roadshow’s In the Grey.
From SPE are including Danny Boyle and Alex Garland’s 28 Years Later, Karate Kid: Legends, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Australian horror Bring Her Back, upcoming crime Caught Stealing and A Big Bold Beautiful Journey, the romantic drama starring Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie from filmmaker Kogonada.
The Roadshow includes Guy Ritchie’s In The Grey, Conclave, and a sequel to the young adult thriller Fall. Others includ The Monkey, Osgood Perkins directed horror film based on Stephen King’s short story; Made-Up Stories drama Addition – a drama from Made-Up Stories; and Den of Thieves 2 – the sequel to the 2018 crime film featuring Gerard Butler.
“By securing exclusive first streaming rights to films from Sony Pictures and Roadshow, we ensure Prime members get first access to stream these movies after their theatrical runs and digital rental windows,” said Tyler Bern, Head of Content Strategy and Content Acquisition for Canada, Australia and New Zealand. “This delivers more choice, more convenience, and incredible value for customers. Combined with premium content from Amazon MGM Studios, including our MGM theatrical slate, these deals ensure Australian movie lovers always have something exciting to stream.”
“We are thrilled to announce the extension of this content partnership with Prime Video in Australia,” said Adam Herr, Senior Vice President, Distribution, APAC, Sony Pictures Television. “Over the coming years, we have an exciting slate of theatrical films featuring some of the most iconic talent, directors and IP in Hollywood, and we can’t wait for audiences in Australia to enjoy them on Prime Video.”
“Roadshow is thrilled to extend our partnership with Prime Video,” said Will Meiklejohn, Director Acquisitions, Television & Home Entertainment, Roadshow Films Australia. “This agreement cements Prime Video as the home for the extraordinary films we’ve championed on the big screen, from powerful Australian stories to internationally loved blockbusters. It’s a natural evolution of our strong relationship with Prime Video and our shared commitment to delivering unforgettable cinematic experiences to audiences across the country.”