Warfare, which was released in movie theaters in April, has been added to Amazon Prime Video and fans are praising the film following it's arrival on the streaming service

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Amazon is now showing 4-6 minutes of advertisements per hour on its Prime Video streaming service-- double the ad load from when the companynintroduced ads in January 2024, according to a report from ADWEEK.

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.

Aamir Khan has reportedly declined a Rs 120 crore offer from Amazon Prime Video for Sitaare Zameen Par, aiming to reshape film release strategies. He plans to delay the digital release, challenging the current trend of quick OTT launches post-theatrical run.

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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.

The seasons are changing and so are streaming libraries across the board. Each month, new movies are added to Netflix, HBO Max and Hulu, and it can be hard to keep up with what’s new and good to watch.

The Prime Video show's loyal audience has refused to throw in the towel, though. In the weeks since its cancelation, a 'Save The Wheel of Time' fan campaign was organized after viewers decided to channel their frustration into something more positive. That being, unrelenting fan pressure to force a U-turn over the show's premature end.