Final Shots: Prime Video Adds Exclusive Selection Of Popular Warner Bros. Titles

Classic Film Alert! Today Amazon has announced the addition of an exclusive selection of popular Warner Bros. titles to its existing Prime Video catalogue. Among the newly-added titles are You’ve Got Mail, Any Given Sunday, Training Day, and Caddyshack, among others.

According to a press release, the new deal also includes the full franchises of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Matrix, and Lethal Weapon. The platform will begin its rollout starting today with the release of Mystic River, Ocean’s Eleven, and The American President to name a few. Additional titles will be added each month through this fall, including Twister and The Wedding Singer, which have yet to ever stream on Prime Video.

In other news…

Pablo Escobar’s brother would like to review Season 2 of Netflix original series Narcos prior to its forthcoming September 2 release. Roberto Escobar has sent the platform a “formal, friendly request” to review the series in order to validate the materials as the last surviving member of the family. [Variety]

For the first time in U.S. digital history, music (audio only) streaming via apps like Spotify have surpassed video streaming (via platforms like YouTube) by nearly 20 billion hits. A new analytical study confirms that less people are watching music videos online, opting to simply stream the songs instead. [Tech Crunch]

Marvel’s new Iron Man will be a black woman named Riri Williams, who will take the place of Tony Stark. Although it is unclear as to how Williams will take Stark’s place at the end of Civil War II, Marvel writer Brian Michael Bendis states that Williams is Stark’s prodigy in a sense, an MIT student who first builds her own Iron Man suit in her dorm. [TIME]

Spoiler Alert! Netflix posted a new clip featuring pivotal members of the cast of Orange is the New Black, each providing their take on Season 4 and why they love Poussey Washington. If you haven’t finished the new season yet, we’d advise that you save this clip for later!

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