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Reacher Reclaims Streaming Crown With 1.5 Billion Minutes
entertainmenttv3 days ago

Reacher Reclaims Streaming Crown With 1.5 Billion Minutes

Prime Video’s Reacher season four led Nielsen’s Aug. 10–16, 2026 streaming rankings with 1.5 billion minutes across all seasons, about 1.19 billion of which were from the three new episodes released Aug. 12. It still ranked among the top weeks for the series (fifth-best). Ted Lasso (Apple TV+) with 996 million and Lioness (Paramount+) with 955 million also crossed the billion-minute mark; FX’s The Shards didn’t make the top 10. The Last House led the movie chart with 869 million minutes, while Michael on Starz ranked fourth with 275 million. Nielsen’s data covers U.S. TV viewing only and excludes mobile/computer viewing.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#entertainmenttv#nielsen#prime-video
Drawn Apart: Prime Video’s Darker Sequel Heads Toward 2027
entertainment3 days ago

Drawn Apart: Prime Video’s Darker Sequel Heads Toward 2027

Prime Video has greenlit Drawn Apart, the sequel to Drawn Together, but no release date is set; filming is finished and Mercedes Ron hints at a 2027 window since the book sequel wraps up on March 2, 2027. The sequel shifts toward a darker, action-heavy thriller with Marfil Cortés kidnapped by Marcus Kozel while Sebastián, revealed as an FBI agent, tries to regain trust as romance sits behind the high-stakes plot. Expósito and Garcia are expected to reprise their roles, with Eric Masip possibly returning as the villain.

via TV Insider|
#drawn-apart#drawn-together#entertainment
Prime Video's Carrie Expands Its World in a New Trailer
television4 days ago

Prime Video's Carrie Expands Its World in a New Trailer

Deadline reports the full trailer for Prime Video's Carrie, a Mike Flanagan–led adaptation of Stephen King's story that expands the series’ world and deepens Carrie's origins amid the cruelty of high school. All eight episodes premiere October 7, 2026 on Prime Video, with Summer H. Howell as Carrie White and a cast featuring Samantha Sloyan, Matthew Lillard and others; Flanagan directs multiple episodes, King serves as an executive producer, and the show is an Amazon MGM Studios production.

via Deadline|
#carrie#mike-flanagan#prime-video
Prime Video Tests AI Lip-Sync to Improve Dubs, Debuts with Maxton Hall
technology5 days ago

Prime Video Tests AI Lip-Sync to Improve Dubs, Debuts with Maxton Hall

Prime Video is testing AI-driven lip-sync to make dubbed dialogue feel more natural, starting with the German-language romance Maxton Hall (Seasons 1–2 in English). The tech, developed with AI and VFX tools, will roll out to additional titles in the future and is also planned for Season 3, which debuts December 9, with Amazon emphasizing creative oversight and broader accessibility.

via Variety|
#ai#dubbing#lip-sync
Flanagan's Carrie Trailer Promises a Darker, Deeper Prom Night on Prime Video
trailers5 days ago

Flanagan's Carrie Trailer Promises a Darker, Deeper Prom Night on Prime Video

Prime Video drops the official trailer for Mike Flanagan’s eight-episode Carrie series, a modern reinvention of Stephen King's story that expands the world and deepens its characters, with the prom-night sequence teased as the most complex Flanagan has filmed; the series stars Summer H. Howell as Carrie White and arrives Oct 8, 2026, with Flanagan directing episodes 1, 2, 7 and 8.

via Gizmodo|
#carrie#mike-flanagan#prime-video
Nicolas Cage Defends Spider-Noir's One-Season Run as Prime Video Cancels It
television8 days ago

Nicolas Cage Defends Spider-Noir's One-Season Run as Prime Video Cancels It

Nicolas Cage says Spider-Noir’s one-season run was perfect and completed what they set out to do, reacting to Prime Video's cancellation after Season 1; the series, Cage’s first TV role, earned strong reviews (92% critics/90% audience on Rotten Tomatoes) and 11 Emmy nominations, and despite its high price and solid reception, Prime Video is reportedly eyeing another series tied to Sony’s Marvel Universe; Cage is shifting toward streaming projects, with Madden on Prime Video arriving November 18, and plans to continue working in the streaming space.

via Deadline|
#cancellation#nicolas-cage#prime-video
Spider-Noir Closes Its Case After One Season on Prime Video
television9 days ago

Spider-Noir Closes Its Case After One Season on Prime Video

Prime Video has canceled Spider-Noir after a single season, citing waning viewership and high production costs for the 1930s noir series starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly. Sony/Amazon say other Marvel projects are still in development for Prime Video, and Cage is set to appear in future Spider-Verse entries, so this isn’t the last we’ll see of the character on screen.

via Gizmodo|
#cancellation#nicolas-cage#prime-video
Lawsuit Alleges Ed Brubaker Abused Production Assistant on Criminal Series
legal-matters10 days ago

Lawsuit Alleges Ed Brubaker Abused Production Assistant on Criminal Series

A production assistant filed a Los Angeles County Superior Court lawsuit accusing Ed Brubaker of sexual, racial, and religious harassment, discrimination, assault, battery, and defamation during work on Amazon Prime Video’s Criminal. The allegations include inappropriate questions, unwanted touching, ethnic slurs, and even a purported firearm incident; Noohu says he was barred from the set and denied credit after reporting misconduct. The suit names Brubaker, Amazon/MGM, Big Indie Pictures, and Philipp A. Barnett, casting a shadow over the series’ release, which has already faced delays and may be shelved. Brubaker, known for Criminal and other major credits, is prominently involved with the project.

via comicsbeat.com|
#criminal#ed-brubaker#harassment
Spider-Noir Ends Its Run on Prime Video After One Season
television10 days ago

Spider-Noir Ends Its Run on Prime Video After One Season

Prime Video has canceled Spider-Noir, the Nicolas Cage-led live-action take on Spider-Man Noir, after one season. The show was the second series under a multi-title deal with Sony Pictures Television, and though it earned strong critic and audience reception and multiple Emmy nominations, high production costs (including color and black-and-white versions) and cost-per-view factors led Amazon to pass on a renewal, while continuing development on other Sony/Marvel IP projects. Season 1 largely tells a complete story, with a few threads left to potentially explore in future installments under the broader deal.

via Deadline|
#nicolas-cage#prime-video#sony-pictures-television
Spider-Noir Axed by Prime Video After One Season
entertainmenttv10 days ago

Spider-Noir Axed by Prime Video After One Season

Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir after eight episodes and one season, despite Emmy nominations and strong early reception (92% on Rotten Tomatoes) and 2.6 billion viewing minutes in its first six weeks. The series, starring Nicolas Cage as Ben Reilly in 1930s New York, was the first live-action project from Amazon’s Sony Pictures TV Marvel pact, with a second series reportedly in development. It originally premiered on MGM+ on May 25 and then streamed on Prime Video, and the cancellation comes as Amazon continues to develop more Spider-Man-related titles.

via Variety|
#cancellation#emmy-nominations#entertainmenttv