#Jack Ryan Amazon

[limeskye]

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan - 1x02 - French Connection

God i loved this scene. it's so quietly on point and subtly whumpy for less obvious reasons.

Firstly, the continuity is *chef's kiss* - there's his usual set of scars, yes, but also there's new bruises, because he's been through something.

Secondly, i love the people find out trope, and whilst the ambush on the base camp wasn't a secret, and that Jack had to fight, to have it all up there, laid bare and recorded for a whole room full of people to watch, powerful people at that... yum.

And of course, Jack's the first to look away from the screen, he lived it.

[pendingfeels]

THE BOYS—

S04E03 - We'll Keep the Red Flag Flying Here

[girlboss-marv]

They would be such good buddies

[gameofthunder66]

'The Fall Guy' (2024) film

-watched 1/7/2025- 3 [1/4] stars- on Amazon Prime

[lady-phasma]

Finally getting to start watching Fallout and about 30 minutes into episode one I pause it because this score is phenomenal! Go to IMDb and if it isn't the one and only Ramin Djawadi! How did I not know that when it was being promoted?! This man is one of the greats.

[jordanrosenburg]

I just need to rant for a second because I'm so aggravated. Amazon Prime is $139 annually or $14.99 monthly. It used to only be like $100 annually, or $50 annually if you were a student. I do the $139 annual charge because it's actually cheaper overall than the monthly plan. (14.99 x 12 = 179.88) A lot of services are cheaper annually. But most people see the "lower" monthly fee and figure that's more manageable.

Amazon Prime Video is one of the "perks" of having an AP premium membership. The movies and tv shows on there don't have commercials, rightfully so. However, subscribers will soon start seeing ads unless they want to pay an extra $2.99 a month. So, for those monthly folks, that's now $17.98 a month. FOR WHAT?!

"We are writing to you today about an upcoming change to your Prime Video experience. Starting January 29, Prime Video movies and TV shows will include limited advertisements. This will allow us to continue investing in compelling content and keep increasing that investment over a long period of time. We aim to have meaningfully fewer ads than linear TV and other streaming TV providers. No action is required from you, and there is no change to the current price of your Prime membership. We will also offer a new ad-free option for an additional $2.99 per month*..."

That's funny because, they cancelled The Wilds after 2 seasons. (Netflix does the same thing! And Netflix just very sneakily got rid of their $7.99 a month low-res option. So now if you don't want to pay $11.99 a month which is the new "basic" plan, you have to pay for ads.)

"Access to exclusive and broad streaming video content (including Prime Video exclusives like The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, The Boys, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Citadel, The Wheel of Time, Reacher, and The Summer I Turned Pretty, as well as blockbuster movies such as Air, Creed III, Dungeons & Dragons, Candy Cane Lane with Eddie Murphy, and exclusive live sports including NFL Thursday Night Football). Access to Prime Video Channels, which provides an unmatched selection of subscription channels like Max, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, BET+, MGM+, ViX+, Crunchyroll, PBS KIDS, NBA League Pass, MLB.TV, and STARZ—with no extra apps to download, and no cable required. Customers only pay for the ones they want, and can cancel anytime."

All of those "channels" are extra costs. And they're saying this as if you can't just download the apps to your TV as if everyone only has firesticks or Amazon TVs these days nowadays.

And also, what if I don't like any of the original programming? What if I didn't care about football? All of the original programming I was invested in, was cancelled! I'm hoping The Summer I Turned Pretty doesn't get cancelled after the third season, but who knows?!

And what's different with APV as opposed to other streaming services is that this is just included with AP. This isn't something you can opt out of to save money. So, you may as well use it, right? What aggravates me the most is the fact that when I go to search for something, it'll either say, "Video not available, watch with [insert extra channel I'd need to pay for here], rent for $x.xx, or buy for $x.xx". I SHOULDN'T HAVE TO PAY EXTRA TO WATCH SOMETHING ON A SERVICE I ALREADY PAY FOR! NOR SHOULD I HAVE TO DOWNLOAD ANOTHER APP OR CHANNEL THAT ALSO REQUIRES PAYMENT.

I am so sick of having to surf between Hulu, Netflix, APV, MAX, Paramount+, Peacock, Apple TV, or Disney+. My Hulu is included in my Spotify because I was grandfathered into that option, so I don't pay extra for Hulu. However, I can't watch everything on Hulu unless I want to pay for the Hulu Live option which is $76.99 a month WITH ADS! So, between paying that or $10.99 for my Spotify/Hulu plan, yeah, I'm gonna keep the $10.99 a month plan. With Hulu Live, you still have the issue of not being able to watch everything you want to watch! There are still movies and TV shows that are unavailable. And I'm not talking about original content. I'm talking about if I have the urge to watch an old movie or binge an old TV show, I should be able to do that without flipping between services or having to pay extra!

I'm aware that rights and ownership come into play here. I know these services have to pay the networks to be able to stream certain shows. However, Amazon is a multi-BILLION dollar company. I think they can afford to eat the cost. They wonder why piracy is still a thing. How could it not be? All of this costs so much money and you still can't watch the things you want to watch!

People turned to streaming services so they could go ad-free and to save money on cable. Now, it all costs the same, even more, as cable depending on how many services you're paying for.

I also think APV is pulling this bullshit as a punishment for the strikes. "We lost so much money because the writers and actors were gone for so long, so now we need to make up for that lost time and also we have to cancel certain shows because they take months to put together and cost so much to film. So now we have to raise our prices so we can try to salvage what we can afford to do." That's essentially the message they're sending.

Amazon has generated approximately $553.7 billion in revenue over the last year. So, this is clearly just the usual corporate greed. Breaking even isn't an option anymore. Every quarter, every year needs to make more money than the last. Meanwhile, Amazon treats their warehouse workers like garbage. (I hope the workers keep unionizing because they literally keep the world running. We're able to get just about anything delivered same day or overnight because of the warehouse workers and drivers.)

The writers went on strike because they were being run ragged and so were the actors. When you have a speedy three month production, that means those people need to find other jobs for the other months of the year. That's why the next season would take a year to make because people found other jobs, so they needed to work around those schedules. And that's not to say some writers and actors and behind the camera workers aren't working multiple jobs at the same time, because they are, but this creates more and more time conflicts. They weren't, and probably still aren't, paying these people enough. So, now that things have been renegotiated, the streaming services are upping their fees for bullshit reasons all because they legally have to pay their workers more and god forbid they don't turn a billion dollar profit.

It costs more money to market towards new subscribers than it does to maintain the ones you already have. But who am I to say anything?

[luxurystark-jackson]

he’s so angry. love it

[theomenmedia]

John Krasinski To Return As Jack Ryan For A Film: Reports

John Krasinski is back as Jack Ryan, but this time on the big screen! Get ready for more thrills, spills, and top-notch espionage.

Read the full article right here: https://www.theomenmedia.com/post/john-krasinski-s-jack-ryan-set-for-the-big-screen-a-new-chapter-in-the-tom-clancy-universe

[trinijanjan]

Coming in June...

Happy viewing!

[julietwiskey1]

Do you watch Star Wars

I have watched star wars. I think I have seen all nine of the original movies, though it has been a long long time since I watched any of the prequel movies, and as I recall Jar Jar was a favorite as a kid.

I have seen a few of the other movie and TV shows. My favorite by far has been Andor. Its soundtrack has found its way onto my phone. By far some of the best Star Wars content and arguably one of my favorite shows of 2022. The way they focused on characters was great. And as a fan of the spy genre I think it is honestly one of the best examples of how to write those stories.

[limeskye]

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan - 1x01 - Pilot

[jisreal64]

Congratulations to Vivziepop and A24 for Hazbin landing a spot on Prime Video!

[haute-lifestyle-com]

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, streaming on Prime, presents an explosive and globetrotting final season as the CIA team works to intercept and disband the newest threat to national security, which exposes involvement at the highest levels

[trailerspice]

The Top 10 Popular TV Shows on Amazon Prime Video Right Now (February 2023)

[franciscomaldo]

#JohnKrasinski protagonizará película de #JackRyan para #AmazonMGMStudios √

Amazon MGM Studios está desarrollando una nueva película de  Jack Ryan protagonizada por John Krasinski, como parte de la siguiente etapa en la evolución de la franquicia.   John Krasinski en la serie de televisión “Jack Ryan�� (2018-2023). / Imagen cortesía Amazon Studios Wendell Pierce, quien protagonizó junto a Krasinski la serie de televisión de 2018-23, también protagonizará, y Michael…