Love it or hate it, LeBron James is starring in the sequel to Space Jam. That may not tickle everyone’s fancy, but it’s the facts of life. It’s happening. People need to deal with it.
For those who don’t give a damn about seeing King James in part two, you don’t have to be too mad. The original is on Amazon Prime Video thanks to a partnership the streaming service made with Warner Bros. Pictures. So that means if you have Netflix (who’s titles have significantly shrunk, although reaching an exclusive deal with Disney recently) or Hulu, you will be assed out from watching Michael Jordan battle Monstars for basketball supremacy.
Other pictures added to the Amazon catalog in the deal include: Ocean’s Eleven, The Matrix trilogy, Full Metal Jacket, and Training Day. In total, there will be 33 titles from the WB archives.
At the end of the day, if you’re a movie lover, one subscription service is not enough.
Stream Space Jam on Amazon Prime video HERE.
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