In addition to new series, Prime Video will have the premier class ready for football fans in August 2021. Amazon’s streaming service broadcasts Champions League games.
Seattle (USA) – The ball is rolling again in the premier class – and with it on Prime Video. Because Amazon’s streaming service has secured the rights to selected games in the Champions League. A deal that will apply from the 2021/2022 season. But Prime Video users who are less interested in football will also get their money’s worth in August 2021 so that they don’t have to cancel their Prime Video subscription right away. New series and the second season of a successful format are in the digital starting blocks.
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Prime Video in August 2021: Amazon’s streaming service broadcasts live Champions League games
With the new series offered by Prime Video, the Amazon streaming service relies on quality instead of quantity. Only four productions have been announced in advance that will be added to the Prime Video program or will be allowed to celebrate their continuation in the form of a second season. Specifically, the US streaming service is expanding its repertoire to include “Cruel Sommer”, “Nine Perfect Strangers”, “Kevin Can Fu ** Himself” and the second season of “Modern Love”.
Prime Video’s offer in August 2021 is impressive. For example, Amazon’s streaming service broadcasts the Champions League, for which no other player stands as much as Cristiano “CR7” Ronaldo. In the field of series, “Modern Love” is coming back with a second season. “Game of Thrones” star Kit Harington is also there. (Kreiszeitung.de-Montage)
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But it’s not just the series fans among Prime Video users who can look forward to August 2021. Because even football fans are offered the best entertainment in the form of the Champions League. Amazon’s streaming service was able to secure rights to broadcast the most important club competition in European football in 2019.
Now more and more information about the rights package and its implementation is leaking through.
From August 17th, Prime Video will broadcast the top weekly Champions League game live every Tuesday. Prime Video users do not have to pay any extra for this. A total of 16 games from the 2021/2022 season will be broadcast by Amazon, including eight knockout games. Sebastian Hellmann, among others, will be the moderator, and the commentators include 2014 world champion Benedikt Höwedes. Prime Video was able to engage Mario Gomez and Matthias Sammer as experts.
You should watch these series on Prime Video in August 2021
- August 6: Cruel Summer (Season 1) – crime series set on the summers of 1993-1995. When popular high school student Katie (Olivia Holt) is kidnapped, the inconspicuous Jeanette (Chiara Aurelia) is suddenly confronted with popularity. Popularity that is turning rapidly. Because already in 1995 she is considered one of the most hated people in America. How did that happen? Has Jeanette anything to do with the kidnapping of Katie?
- August 13: Modern Love (Season 2) – Anthology series, a production in which each season is self-contained. In each episode tells a story about the most beautiful thing in the world: feet … um, love! Everyday stories that couldn’t be more soulful and deal with the topic of relationships in a relaxed manner. With Tobias Menzies, Miranda Richardson and Kit Harington, known from “Game of Thrones”.
- August 20: Nine Perfect Strangers (Season 1) – Drama series starring Nicole Kidman, Luke Evans and Melissa McCarthy. It takes place in the Tranquillum House wellness resort, where nine completely different people from the big city want to escape their everyday lives. The facade is inviting and peaceful, including massages and long drinks. But director Masha forges dark plans. Will it come to an extreme?
- August 27: Kevin Can Fu ** Himself (Season 1) – The cliché-laden sitcom wife takes over the reins and steps out of oblivion into the front row. Break with all conventions of the genre. Annie Murphy is the tough lady who knows how to defend herself. Skilful change between multi-camera settings and classic sitcom scenes including exhausted laughter from the studio audience.
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Amazon’s streaming service is already convincing with around 50 new films in August 2021. New to the repertoire include two Batman films by Christopher Nolan, “Godzilla” and “Kong: Skull Island”.
In contrast, there is the equally colorful mix of films on Disney + and the concentrated female power on Netflix. So boredom should definitely not arise in streaming summer 2021. * Kreiszeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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