Amazon is now showing four to six minutes of advertisements per hour on its Prime Video streaming service. That's about double the ad load from when the company introduced ads in January 2024, according to a report from ADWEEK.

Your Amazon Prime membership includes access to a streaming service full of must-watch content. Here are some under-the-radar Prime Video hits you might have missed.

Currently, anyone who signs up for Amazon Prime (which is $15 per month or $139 per year) gets Prime Video with ads. If they don’t want to see commercials, they have to pay an extra $3 per month. One can also subscribe to Prime Video alone for $9 per month with ads or $12 per month without ads.

Amazon is now reportedly looking to align with broader industry practices, where platforms like Hulu, Paramount+, and Tubi run between 13 and 16 minutes of ads per hour.

If you're in the US, there are some pretty massive movies hitting Prime Video this month, and none of them are quite as memorable as Nosferatu, which only arrived in cinemas at the very end of 2024 (or early 2025 in other regions). This gothic horror movie has some of the most eye-catching visuals of any movie recently.

These Amazon Prime Video drama movies starring Sam Rockwell, Kate Winslet and Heath Ledger are certain to make you cry in the best way

It’s almost the official start of summer, and Watch With Us hasn’t stepped a foot outside. How can anyone with all the great movies available to watch on streaming on Amazon Prime? This weekend, we recommend you check out the following three underrated movies on Amazon Prime Video.

Prime Video releases original new movies and shows like Deep Cover and Countdown for free streaming this June. Other noteworthy titles to look out for this month include additional Prime Video ...

Aamir Khan has declined a substantial Rs 120 crore offer from Amazon Prime Video for the digital release of his film Sitaare Zameen Par. He aims to implement a new release strategy by delaying the film's digital availability for eight weeks post its theatrical run.