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It’s taken a few hits over recent years, as broadcasters like NBC take back some of the service’s most popular shows (see The Office in the U.S.) for their own streaming services but Netflix’s insurmountable dedication to original content has kept it buoyed above the rest. In terms of technology and user experience, there’s no true rival to the original streaming giant Netflix. You know it, you love it, you’ve probably already got a subscription.

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Sure, Prime Video's expansive movie collection isn’t all gold but sift through the sludge and you’ll find some of the best of the best (and best of the worst) streaming. Prime Video’s successful revival of sci-fi epic The Expanse has also attracted a lot of viewers of the past few years. Look no further than the award-winning comedy The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, or the bloody superhero satire of The Boys.

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Prime Video’s original TV shows are some of the best in the biz.

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It’s hard to argue with that.įor that price, you get 4K streaming, three simultaneous streams, complete access to the TV and movie catalogue, plus all the shopping discounts and perks that come with being an Amazon Prime subscriber. Over the last few years, Prime Video has flipped the script here in Australia, offering some of the latest and greatest mainstream films and TV shows, as well as some of the best original TV shows available and all for the consistent single-plan price of $6.99 per month. When Amazon Prime Video first launched locally, its library was paper-thin, housing a few tempting originals, and not much else. Let's take a look at the complete list of the best streaming services in Australia. Amazon Prime Video still offers the best bang for your buck but Apple TV+ and Disney+ are churning out some of the most sought-after originals, despite their smaller content libraries. But out of all the streaming services we've reviewed, a few stand out amongst the rest. The fact is, every streaming service has something unique to offer. We’ve spent a lot of time (possibly too much) analysing and trialling each streaming service to find out which ones are worth your money. With so many available, the market is getting muddy, making it difficult for the average punter to decide on which service is right for them. Years after the Netflix Australia launch, local services have more competition than ever, and the quantity and quality of streaming services grows by the day. Stan was the first local success story but was closely followed by a few unmitigated failures (RIP Presto) while digital catch-up services like ABC iview and SBS On Demand managed to survive the streaming takeover.

Goodman (“Family Guy”), “Honor Society” also stars “Stranger Things’” Gaten Matarazzo and “Superbad’s” Christopher Mintz-Plasse.Ever since Netflix officially launched in Australia, national (and international) broadcasters have been fighting tooth and nail for a small slice of your evening.

Directed by Oran Zegman and written by David A. “Hatching” also arrives Hulu on Friday and could make for a fun double feature with “Not Okay.” “Honor Society”Ī high school senior (”Mare of Easttown’s” Angourie Rice) is desperate to get into Harvard and attempting to take down her competitors in the new comedy “Honor Society,” streaming on Paramount+ on July 29. An IFC Midnight release./AP) “Hatching”įor a different kind of critique of influencer culture, just look to “Hatching,” the gruesome Finnish body horror about a 12-year-old Tinja (Siiri Solalinna) and her perfectionist mother (Sophia Heikkilä), who runs a popular blog called “Lovely Everyday Life.” Directed by Hanna Bergholm, in her debut, the film has shades of both “E.T.” and “Black Swan” making for an interesting creature feature. This image released by IFC Films shows Siiri Solalinna in a scene from 'Hatching.' (IFC Films via AP) (Courtesy of IFC Midnight.

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