Amazon Prime Video Black Friday Deals 2024: Paramount+, Starz, AMC+

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Amazon has announced its Black Friday deals, which include steep discounts on Amazon-owned video and streaming service Prime Video. The e-tailer offers limited-time subscription offers on Prime Video add-ons including, but not limited to, Paramount+, Starz, AMC+, Discovery+, BET+ and Britbox.

At a glance: Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday subscription deals

  • Save up to 77 percent for two months on a Paramount+ subscription (starting at $2.99/month).
  • Save 75 percent for two months on the following subscriptions: Starz, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, AMC+, Hallmark+, Britbox, Bet+, Acorn TV, ViX Premium, Cinemax, Crunchyroll, Great American Pure Flix, PBS Documentaries, PBS Kids, UP Faith & Family and Ryan and Friends Plus.

Once you’re on the main Prime Video Deals page, scroll down to where it says “Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday Subscription Deals” to take advantage of these savings. From the main deals page, you can also check out the current Black Friday TV and movie deals, which include slashed prices on cult classic holiday movies.

Other Black Friday Prime member benefits include bundle savings when purchasing two or more movies. The full range of bundle deals are listed here, but some of the standouts include the Essential Holiday 4-Film Collection, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Amazon-Exclusive 2 Film Collection, and Despicable Me 4-Film Collection.

These discounts run through December 2 and are available to all Amazon Prime members. Not a Prime member? Sign up for a 30-day free trial to take advantage of everything Amazon Prime has to offer, including access to Prime Video; free same, next or two-day shipping; in-store discounts at Whole Foods Market; access to exclusive shopping events like Prime Day and Black Friday and more.

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