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At the 2024 Oscars on Sunday night, Emma Stone took home best actress for her performance in the comedy sci-fi film Poor Things. This marked the actress’ second Oscar following her 2016 win for best actress in La La Land.
That’s not the only golden statue Poor Things received: the Yorgos Lanthimos-directed movie also won best production design, makeup and hairstyling, and costume design. With the major awards wins, you can now watch Poor Things online for free through Hulu or you can buy or rent the movie on Prime Video.
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Keep reading to learn all the streaming options for Poor Things.
What Is the Plot for Poor Things?
Poor Things is based on a novel of the same title by Alasdair Gray and follows Bella Baxter (Stone), a woman who is resurrected by the unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter (Willem Dafoe). She runs off with a lawyer traveling across the continent and discovering the joys and wonders of life. Throughout the movie, viewers will watch Bella’s evolution as she learns about society and what it deems a woman’s place should be within it.
Other cast members include Mark Ruffalo, Ramy Youssef, Christopher Abbott and Margaret Qualley.
Why Is Poor Things Rated R?
Poor Things is rated R for its scenes of gore, graphic nudity, language, strong sexual content and disturbing material, according to Rotten Tomatoes’ breakdown. R-rated movies are recommended for viewers 17 years and older unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. It’s also advised that parents learn more about the movie before allowing children under 17 watch.
How to Watch Poor Things Online for Free
You can watch Poor Things online for free through Hulu if you have a subscription — just log into your account and you can find it within the movie library.
Don’t have a Hulu subscription? The streaming platform offers a 30-day free trial to new users who sign up. Once your free trial is over, you’ll be charged a subscription fee based on the plan you choose at checkout. Click here or the button below to start your free trial.
Hulu offers two types of plans: an ad-supported version for $7.99/month or go ad-free with the premium plan for $17.99/month. If you want to expand your content offerings, you can bundle Hulu with Disney+ and ESPN+ starting at $14.99/month.
Want live TV too? Hulu also offers Hulu + Live TV for $76.99/month.
You can look forward to streaming exclusive and original content including Only Murders in the Building, Abbott Elementary, American Horror Stories, Feud: Capote vs. The Swans, Pam & Tommy, The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, Shogun and more.
How to Stream Poor Things At Home
You can stream Poor Things online when you purchase the film on Prime Video. Right now, the movie is on sale for 35% off knocking the price from $20 to $13. You don’t need a Prime membership to buy Poor Things either. Once you make your purchase, the movie will automatically download to your library to watch and stream at your leisure.
Collector’s can preorder Poor Things on Blu-ray through Amazon, Target and Walmart for as low as $25. The movie will then be delivered to your door by the time it’s released on Tuesday (March 12).
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The Poor Things Blu-ray features bonus material including commentary and special features that’ll give you a more in-depth look at the movie and its making. Inside the DVD case you’ll also receive a Blu-ray disc and digital code to download and take with you on the go.
And, if you want to discover scenes and moments that didn’t make the movie, the novel Poor Things is based will allow you to gain a deeper understanding of the film and universe.
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The Poor Things novel comes with a cover adapted from the movie with Stone spotlighted. The book was originally published in 2023 and features 336 to delve into.
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A rematch is in store this weekend at UFC 299 as Sean O’Malley and Marlon Vera enter the ring again in a bantamweight title match on Saturday (March 9) at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+. As a fresh UFC bantamweight champion, O’Malley will be going up against Vera (the one person who has beaten him in the past) during his first title defending fight.
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The match will occur live at the Kaseya Center in Miami, FL, and you can still get tickets to O’Malley vs. Vera II online to watch the fight in person. Want to stream O’Malley vs. Vera from home? Here’s how to watch UFC 299 live online on pay-per-view.
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How to Watch UFC 299
You can watch the UFC 299 main card on PPV starting at 10 p.m. ET through ESPN+. Early preliminaries will take place at 6 p.m. ET and preliminaries will begin at 8 p.m. on ESPN and ESPN+.
Besides O’Malley vs. Vera II, other UFC 299 matches include Dustin Poirier vs. Benoît Saint Denis (lightweight), Kevin Holland vs. Michael Page (welterweight), Gilbert Burns vs. Jack Della Maddalena (welterweight), Petr Yan vs. Song Yadong (bantamweight), Curtis Blaydes vs. Jailton Almeida (heavyweight), Katlyn Cerminara vs. Maycee Barber (women’s flyweight), Mateusz Gamrot vs. Rafael Dos Anjos (lightweight) and Pedro Munhoz vs. Kyler Phillips (bantamweight).
Keep reading to learn how to stream UFC 299 online at home.
How to Watch UFC 299 Online Without Cable
O’Malley vs. Vera II is a PPV match that you’ll have to purchase in order to watch the fights live at home. Since UFC 299 is aired through ESPN+, you’ll need a subscription to the platform in addition to purchasing the PPV stream. If you’re already an ESPN+ subscriber, you can purchase the PPV fight for $80 here or through the button below.
Not an ESPN+ subscriber? UFC 299 is offering a bundle with an ESPN+ annual subscription and the PPV fight for $135, which will save you 30% off. When you purchase the bundle, you’ll automatically be subscribed to an annual membership of $109.99/year and will gain immediate access to UFC 299 when it airs on Saturday at 10 p.m. ET. Click here or the button below to get the PPV match.
Besides being able to stream UFC 299 online, an ESPN+ membership will give you access to the entire library of exclusive content such as live sports, UFC matches, originals from major names in sports such as The Captain, America’s Caddie, Man in the Arena With Tom Brady, More Than an Athlete With Michael Strahan, Our Time: Baylor Basketball, Al Davis vs. The NFL, Vick, Be Like Water, Breakaway and the entire 30 for 30 series.
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Zac Efron has returned to comedy in Ricky Stanicky, which premiered on Thursday (March 7) and is available to stream online now on Prime Video. After starring in the bio-drama Iron Claw, Efron joins John Cena and William H. Macy in the latest Prime Original.
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Ricky Stanicky follows three friends: Dean (Efron), JT (Andrew Santino) and Wes (Jermaine Fowler) who after a prank goes wrong, invent an imaginary friend named Ricky Stanicky to get them out of trouble. Twenty years later, the friends are still using the made up person to get them situations they don’t feel like dealing with. That is, until their loved ones become suspicious that Ricky isn’t real and insist on meeting him in person. Stuck with coming clean or keeping the lie going, the trio decide to hire a celebrity impersonator to fool their spouses and partners.
Keep reading to learn the streaming options to watch Ricky Stanicky online.
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How to Watch Ricky Stanicky Online for Free
Since the comedy is a Prime Original, you can stream Ricky Stanicky for free if you’re an Amazon Prime member. You just need to log into your account and you’ll be able to watch Ricky Stanicky online.
Don’t have a Prime membership? Amazon offers a 30-day free trial for new users who sign up, which means you can stream Ricky Stanicky online for free, along with all the other Amazon Prime member benefits. After the free trial is over, you’ll be charged the normal subscription fee of $14.99/month or $139/year. Click here or below to start your free trial.
A Prime membership won’t just let you watch Ricky Stanicky online, it will also give you access to the entire Prime Video library, including exclusive and original TV shows and movies like Upgraded, The Summer I Turned Pretty, Expats, Wilderness, The Wheel of Time, The Boys, Gen V and Daisy Jones & The Six.
If you want to expand your content library, you can add premium channels to your Prime subscription including Max, Starz and Paramount+ through the Prime Video Channel Storefront.
Outside of entertainment, a Prime membership comes with access to Prime Day, exclusive Prime member-only discounts, groceries, free one-day delivery, Prime Reading, Prime Try Before You Buy and more.
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A new bill designed to increase streaming payouts for artists was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday (Mar. 6). Titled the Living Wage for Musicians Act, the legislation proposes the establishment of a new royalty fund that would pay artists directly, bypassing labels altogether.
Introduced by Reps. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) and Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.), the bill aims to boost artists’ streaming royalty from fractions of a penny up to one penny per stream by way of the new fund. It proposes to fund the additional royalty payments, in part, by mandating the addition of a fee to every streaming subscription equal to 50% of the subscription price — an amount that would be set anywhere between $4 and $10. The bill would also establish a royalty cap for tracks that generate at least 1 million streams per month, with royalties generated by the tracks beyond that number to be divided among all artists.
Notably, the bill would not affect the existing payout model but rather establish a separate fund on top of what artists already receive under the current system.
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“It’s only right that the people who create the music we love get their fair share, so that they can thrive, not just survive,” said Tlaib, who has long advocated for higher royalty payments to artists on streaming services, in a statement.
Damon Krukowski, a member of the band Damon & Naomi (and formerly Galaxie 500) and an organizer for the Union of Musicians and Allied Workers (UMAW), added in a statement, “There is a lot of talk in the industry about how to ‘fix’ streaming — but the streaming platforms and major labels have already had their say for more than a decade, and they have failed musicians.”
The UMAW partnered with the representatives in drafting the act.
It’s unlikely streaming services and top labels will support all of the changes proposed by the bill. Daniel Ek, Spotify’s co-founder/CEO, expressed reluctance for years to raise subscription prices, although they did finally increase in 2023, rising from $9.99 to $10.99. Also likely to be unpopular with streaming services: a mandate that 10% of all of their non-subscription revenue, including from advertising, goes to the fund as a way to further increase payments to recording artists.
Labels and some artists also seem likely to oppose the cap in which the most popular artists share portions of their streaming revenue with the rest of the streaming pool. And labels — which have lobbying power through the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) — will also likely challenge the provision that would see artists paid directly from the fund rather than through the labels themselves.
An RIAA representative declined to comment on the bill.
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Spotify will pass-on the music streaming tax imposed by the French government by hiking its subscription prices in that market.
As previously reported, France’s National Assembly last December approved a so-called “CNM Tax” on streaming brands, the funds from which would finance the national public body, The Centre National de la Musique (CNM), which was created in 2020 and is already partly financed by the live music industry.The tax was predictably decried by the streaming services. For platforms that earn more than 20 million euros ($22 million) in annual turnover — including Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer — a new tax charge of 1.2% would be applied on all streaming revenue generated in France in addition to their existing tax duties. Social media platforms including Facebook and TikTok, which license and feature music, would also be subject to the taxes.
Spotify, the global market leader, said it couldn’t absorb the Macron government’s new costs and would offset them one way or another.After announcing back in December that the streaming giant would pull its financial support to a number of local music festivals, Spotify today (March 7) confirms a price increase for its premium packages – applied only to subscribers in France. Reps from Spotify claim the tax doesn’t add up. This new fee “will generate approximately 15 million euros, when the CNM’s administrative budget (office fees, personnel, capital expenditure, media monitoring or professional training etc.) sits at 20.2 million euros,” reads an open statement issued today.
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“Our concern is that possibly less than half of its overall 146.9 million euros budget will find its way toward effectively aiding music.”Spotify, the message continues, “has proudly championed French artists for the past 15 years; we certainly didn’t wait for the CNM to be created in 2020 to help artists find success in France, and outside of France; to help promote French repertoire and grow the royalty pool for French rights holders. Spotify’s payments have totaled close to 225 million euros in 2022 alone (or about 1/4th of all the French recorded music industry revenues for that year). That is up more than 200% percent since 2017.”The price increase isn’t laid out, though Spotify promises to update its French subscribers over the coming weeks with full details.
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“To put it bluntly, all French users will see their subscription plan fee go up,” the message confirms. “French users will now pay the highest subscriptions across the European Union.”
Read Spotify’s open-letter below.
Spotify Premium subscribers in France will soon experience a price increase due to additional costs on music streaming services imposed by the government, as part of the “CNM Tax.” While we worked very hard to encourage the government to avoid adding this tax, unfortunately they decided to move forward.
Perhaps you’ve never heard of the CNM – it’s a public body that commissions studies on the French music industry, and provides financial aid to record labels and the live industry. At the end of 2023, as part of its 2024 budget, the French government decided that digital music streaming services will now have to pay a new tax in order to finance it. Our worry, on top of what would be equivalent to a double payment on our part, has been that this tax will not go directly to artists, nor will it have a tangible output visible to fans; instead, it will simply come at the expense of listeners, and create an additional middleman – the CNM. In fact, this tax will generate approximately 15 million euros, when the CNM’s administrative budget (office fees, personnel, capital expenditure, media monitoring or professional training etc.) sits at 20.2 million euros. Our concern is that possibly less than half of its overall 146.9 million euros budget will find its way toward effectively aiding music.
Spotify has proudly championed French artists for the past 15 years; we certainly didn’t wait for the CNM to be created in 2020 to help artists find success in France, and outside of France; to help promote French repertoire and grow the royalty pool for French rights holders. Spotify’s payments have totaled close to 225 million euros in 2022 alone (or about 1/4th of all the French recorded music industry revenues for that year). That is up more than 200% percent since 2017.
Yet, with the creation of this new tax, Spotify would be required to give approximately two-thirds of every euro it generates to music to rights holders and the French government. Of course, this is a massive amount and does not allow for a sustainable business. As we have long said, we simply can’t absorb any additional taxes. Even after making the difficult decision to reduce our artist marketing budget and support of French music festivals – which is an essential vehicle for Spotify to continue to drive hundreds of millions of euros to the music industry – it still continues to impede our ability to operate in France. Accordingly, over the coming weeks and months, we’ll need to make changes to our price plan in France.
To put it bluntly, all French users will see their subscription plan fee go up. French users will now pay the highest subscriptions across the European Union.
Spotify is increasing prices in France in order to offset these new costs. We’ll come back to our French subscribers over the coming weeks with the full details on the upcoming price increase.
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GYROstream, the Australian-owned music distribution company, assembles a new-look leadership team at home and abroad, as the business pursues its goal to become the country’s No. 1 net exporter of music, Billboard can exclusively reveal.
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Leading the changes is Adrian Burke, former label partnerships lead at Spotify Canada, who is tapped to steer its North America activities, which include GROUP SPEED, GYROstream’s recently-launched boutique artist services company.
Based in Toronto, Burke is named GM at GROUP SPEED, with duties for guiding strategic direction for the new business in North America and liaising with the group’s team to help “elevate artist careers,” reads a statement.
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Burke completed a seven-year stint with Spotify, where he cultivated key partner relationships for the streaming giant, developed global artist campaigns and implemented data-driven strategies to help create millions of incremental streams for artists worldwide, reads a statement.
Burke is one of several new faces at GYROstream, which, across all brands, boasts 39 employees in seven countries, including company co-directors Andy Irvine (CEO), Viv Mellish (CMO) and Alex Wilson (head of distribution and customer service).
New faces at the tech business include Harry Young, who steps into the newly-created role as senior A&R manager role across the group, working alongside Burke. Young served in A&R capacities for more than a decade with Dew Process Records + Publishing, where he discovered Mallrat and worked with a roster that includes Spacey Jane, Tkay Maidza, Allday, YNG Martyr, Tyne-James Organ, Alice Ivy and more.
The fleshed-out A&R team includes Benjamin James, now appointed as global head of A&R across all brands; and Australia-based A&R and streaming partnerships coordinators Molly Jackson and Taylor Dwyer, a new recruit based in Los Angeles with a primary focus on GROUP SPEED.
Among the key arrivals at GYROstream is trailblazing digital strategist Alison Bremner, who is named as head of artist marketing strategy, a prominent music post working across both GROUP SPEED and GYROstream. Bremner is recognized for her part in @thexhan’s success on TikTok as the short-video platform’s most-followed creator in Australia with 18 million fans, and for facilitating partnerships with Gucci, Red Bull and other blue-chip clients.
(From left to right) GYROstream’s Alex Wilson, Adrian Burke, Viv Mellish and Andy Irvine.
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Based in Brisbane, GYROstream expands its core operations team at its headquarters, adding staff in customer service, distribution operations, product development and royalty management, topped off with a fresh website.
“Expanding our artist services offering globally through GROUP SPEED and opening it up to new markets as a standalone product is the next evolution of our business and we can’t wait to see what this team achieves together,” comments group CEO Irvine. Exporting Australian and New Zealand music to the world is a critical piece. “We believe we are well on the way to becoming Australia’s leading net-exporter of recorded music within five years and this new team are determined to achieve that goal,” he continues.
Founded in the Queensland capital in 2018, GYROstream represents thousands of artists across Australia and New Zealand for artist services and global digital distribution, and delivers to upwards of 100 digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple, TikTok, Amazon and YouTube.
In 2021, GYROstream took out The Music Network’s Tinnie award for Music Distributor of the Year; the following year launched Find My ISRC, a tool to assist DIY artists, managers and labels to keep track of their recordings online; and in 2022 established the GYROrecords label.
Today, its suite of activities include royalty payment splits, publishing administration via GYROpublishing, publicity through GYROpr, digital marketing through GYROdigital, and the white-label distribution platform DistroDirect.
Key staff have made the long haul for SXSW 2024 for DistroDirect’s official showcase event next Tuesday, March 12 at Las Perlas, in Austin, TX.
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Disney is turning back time with another reboot of a classic Disney Channel show in the works. Wizards of Waverly Place is the latest series confirmed to be revived, joining Raven’s Home and The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder.
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Selena Gomez and David Henrie are confirmed to appear and produce the revival together with the main cast already announced.
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A premiere date for the reboot of Wizards of Waverly Place has yet to be announced, but before it airs, you can catch up on the original series to catch any hidden easter eggs and callouts the revival may include.
Keep reading to learn the streaming options available to watch the original Wizards of Waverly Place online.
How to Watch Wizards of Waverly Place Online
Wizards of Waverly Place was a Disney Channel original series with four seasons that are now available to stream online on Disney+. If you already have a Disney+ subscription, you can watch Wizards of Waverly Place for free when you log into your account.
Don’t have a Disney+ subscription? The streaming platform offers streaming plans starting at just $7.99/month.
You can currently pick between two plans: Disney+ Basic and Disney+ Premium. The Basic plan is ad-supported at $7.99/month and includes thousands of movies and TV shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic as well as the ability to watch content on multiple screens at once, up to seven profiles and personalized recommendations.
The Premium plan gives you an ad-free experience for $13.99/month and includes everything in the Basic plan as well as the ability to download content to watch offline.
In addition to watching Wizards of Waverly Place online, you can stream shows like Percy Jackson & The Olympians, Bluey, Echo, Loki, Good Luck Charlie, Ms. Marvel, Hannah Montana, The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, The Descendants, What If…? and more.
The streamer doesn’t offer a free trial, but you may be able to find one through Verizon.
If you want to expand your content offerings, you can also bundle Disney+ with Hulu and ESPN+ for just $14.99/month. For live TV offerings you can bundle the streamer with Hulu + Live TV.
Wizards of Waverly Place: Streaming, Download, Rental Options
Prime Video has all episodes of Wizards of Waverly Place available for purchase if you’d prefer to own the series digitally. Episodes start at $1.99 per episode or you can buy an entire season starting at $14.69.
You don’t need to be a Prime member in order to buy the episodes — after purchasing, the episodes or full seasons will be automatically downloaded to your library to watch whenever your want.
Collectors can also stock up on the DVDs through Amazon including Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie for $10. And for the ultimate nostalgic trip you can buy Wizards On Deck With Hannah Montana on DVD for $7 on Amazon.
What Is Wizards of Waverly Place About?
In case you need a refresher on what Wizards of Waverly Place is about, it follows three teenagers: Alex, Justin and Max Russo (Jake T. Austin) who come from a long line of wizards. The teens are trained to control their powers by their dad Jerry Russo (David DeLuise) who gave up his magic in order to be with his human wife. As the teens help run their family’s sandwich shop in Manhattan, they also run into all sorts of problems both normal and magical.
Other cast members include Jennifer Stone, Maria Canals-Barrera, Dan Benson, Gregg Sulkin, Bridgit Mendler and Jeff Garlin.
Wizards of Waverly Place Reboot Cast, Spoilers
As mentioned above Selena Gomez and David Henrie will reprise their roles in the Wizards of Waverly Place reboot. The “Single Soon” singer so far will only be seen in the series premiere — reprising her role as Alex Russo — while Henrie will return as a series regular, playing Justin Russo. According to Deadline, the revival will take place after mysterious events at WizTech lead Justin to trade his powers for a normal life with his wife and two sons. That is, until a young and powerful wizard shows up at his door in need of training.
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Ariana Grande is blessing Arianators with a seventh studio album titled Eternal Sunshine, which from the teasers the “Yes, And?” singer has been posting on Instagram, takes inspiration from the 2004 movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. This isn’t the first time that Grande has used her favorite movies as themes for albums of course — she famously paid homage to Mean Girls in the video to 2019’s Thank U, Next.
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As for Eternal Sunshine (the film) and Grande, the Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper recently posted photos of herself dressed exactly like the film’s character Clementine, played by Kate Winslet, while holding up vinyls of Eternal Sunshine (the album). The most obvious callout to the film is in her teaser video announcement for the single “We Can’t Be Friends,” which shows Grande in a waiting room while going over a consent form that is just like the one from the movie.
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If you’re new to Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind or want to rewatch the movie before the “NASA” singer’s new album drops on Friday (March 8), you have some streaming options.
How to Stream Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Online
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is available to stream online on Peacock. If you’re already a Peacock subscriber, you can watch the movie for free when you log into your account.
Don’t have a Peacock subscription? The streaming platform doesn’t offer a free trial, but it does provide a few affordable plan options, with pricing as low as $6/month. Your subscription includes access to the entire Peacock library — including Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.
You have two different plans to choose from: Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus. The cheapest plan is Peacock Premium, which is $5.99/month (or you can save 17% off with an annual plan for $59.99/year). You’ll gain access to more than 80,000 hours of new and hit TV shows, movies and originals as well as live sports and events, current NBC and Bravo content, and more than 50 live channels.
Peacock Premium Plus is $11.99/month (or $119.99/year), and comes with everything in the Premium plan with no ads, your local live NBC channel and the ability to download and watch most content offline.
Along with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, you can stream Peacock originals and exclusives as well as programming from NBC and Bravo like Yellowstone, Willie Nelson & Family, America’s Got Talent, Based on a True Story, Bel-Air, Love Island Games, Five Nights at Freddy’s, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, The Real Housewives of Potomac, The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, Vanderpump Rules, Below Deck and more.
Other Ways to Watch Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind Online
If you’d rather rent Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind online, Prime Video is offering rentals for $4 or you can purchase the movie to own in your digital library for only $8.
You don’t need a Prime membership to buy Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind either — just choose how you want to watch the film, then after you purchase the movie, it’ll automatically download and be available to watch in your video library. Rentals are available for 30 days after purchase and will disappear 48 hours after starting the movie.
If you’re a collector, you can take advantage of 40% off the 4K DVD edition on Amazon for a limited-time. Normally, the movie is priced at $40, but with the deal you can take Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind home for just $24.
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The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind DVD includes a 4K disc as well as a Blu-ray edition. Each disc also contains special features to learn more about the making of the movie as well as audio commentary by director Michel Gondry and screenwriter Charlie Kaufman.
What Is Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind About?
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind asks the question: if you had the option to erase all of the painful memories from a breakup, would you? Winslet’s character Clementine decides she’s going to erase her ex-boyfriend Joel (Jim Carrey) by undergoing a non-invasive procedure that can detect and delete painful memories — ultimately causing her to forget someone completely. When Joel finds out that she’s done this, he decides to go through the procedure as well, but as the painful memories begin to disappear and he can only remember the happy ones, he starts to fall back in love with Clementine all over again.
Other cast members include Kristen Dunst, Elijah Wood, Mark Ruffalo and Tom Wilkinson.
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