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There are three ways to get a subscription to Prime video, the first is the most basic package at £5.99 a month which gives you access to just Prime Video.įor an extra £2 a month, you can have full Prime access - this gives you Prime reading, which lets you read a variety of kindle books at no extra cost, music streaming and premium delivery. We took a look at the most popular streaming sites so that you don't have to try them all, although you can always go for a free trial to see which one suits you.Īmazon Prime Video offers exclusives and originals just like the streaming giant Netflix, these shows can be quite good but don't always garner just as much attention as Netflix's biggest hits.ĭownloading shows is also an option and movies are being regularly added. Streaming services charge a fee to use them, although the fee may vary depending on how many users there will be on the account, which has some people wondering just which platform they should commit to - if not all of them. Streaming services have become the go-to for the latest things to watch these days.Īlthough the cinemas are back open, it's a lot easier to curl up on the couch with a cup of tea (or glass of gin) and watch what everyone's talking about.

Meanwhile, cinemas and other streaming sites, such as Amazon Prime, are preparing for the release of Dune and Chris Pratt's new movie, The Tomorrow War.Įverything coming to Disney Plus this summer (Image: AP) Now the UK is easing out of lockdown, the entertainment industry is getting back on its feet with rescheduled dates being announced for major Hollywood films.įilm fans won't have to wait as long for new releases thanks to the reopening of cinemas and TV lovers will hardly have to wait at all.Ī host of new TV shows are coming to a number of channels this month including the highly-anticipated Lupin Part 3 and The Kissing Booth 3 on Netflix as well as the final instalment of Killing Eve on BBC One.

Streaming services have all recorded massive surges in subscribers following the coronavirus pandemic.Īnd it's no surprise really - what else was the nation to do locked inside for months on end? (actually, don't answer that!)ĭemand for new TV shows are at their highest level because many of us have already binged through the latest series, documentaries and one-off specials. Whether you've spent your lockdown learning a new hobby or waiting for it to just end, TV has likely been involved in there somewhere.