With few new releases coming in August, it’s time to dig into the deep libraries of Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video.
Whether it’s an extreme version of the typical August content drought, or the first effects of pandemic-related production delays , it should be a good month to either catch up on past shows or tighten the belt and save money on subscriptions.
Free possibilities aside, when it’s time to decide where your subscription dollars should go, What’s Worth Streaming is here to help. We rate each major streaming service every month as a “play,” “pause” or “stop,” similar to investment analysts’ ratings of buy, hold and sell, and pick the best content to help you make your monthly decisions.
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Amazon AMZN, +1.53% will also roll out the teen romance movie “Chemical Hearts” , starring Lili Reinhart and Austin Abrams, and a slate of kids shows and older movies. As with Netflix, this is a good time to dive into the library and discover shows you’ve missed. Try the acclaimed dark comedy “One Mississippi,” the con-man drama “Sneaky Pete” or the superhero spoof “The Tick,” or catch up on the twisted superhero satire “The Boys” before Season 2 drops in September.Play, pause or stop? Play.
Play, pause or stop? Pause and think it over. Even though there’s not much new, Hulu’s deep library could still be worth it. Who’s Disney+ for? Families with kids, and hard-core “Star Wars” and Marvel fans. For those not in that group, its library is lacking. div.youtube { height:0; position:relative; padding-bottom:56.25%; } div.
Peacock announced a deal in early July to become the U.S. home to English Premier League soccer, offering more than 175 matches during the 2020-’21 season. However, the next Premier League season won’t start until September, so nothing much to see here yet. Play, pause or stop? Stop. The free version is nice, but the paid tier will be unnecessary for most people, at least for now.
Apple TV+ Apple’s AAPL, +2.37% streaming service has a pair of August releases, both of which — like nearly all Apple TV+ shows — seem perfectly fine, but not particularly must-see TV.
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