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If you're a sports fan looking for easy and affordable ways to access either ESPN, its supplement service ESPN+, or both, then you've come to the right place. In this article, we round up all the streaming bundles that include ESPN products.

Before you scroll through the list, you should know that ESPN is not the same as ESPN+. The former is a live channel that broadcasts events, matches, and tournaments as they happen, while ESPN+ is a standalone streaming service with its own on-demand content, including series exclusives and archived matches. It also has live sports streaming, but its focus is more on college games, boxing, MMA, golf, etc.

Now, if you're fine with just ESPN+, the Disney+ Trio Bundle is a nice affordable package that covers a lot of ground for the family. But if you're looking for more live streams, then you can always upgrade to the Hulu with Live TV bundle since it comes with ESPN among plenty of other live channels. Fubo and Sling also have packages worth considering, but ultimately, it all comes down to your specific means and needs. To help you make the best choice, we've listed some helpful info about the best ESPN bundles below.

Active-duty military and veterans will be happy to know that military discounts are offered by a number of streaming platforms. As of this writing, the markdowns range from 10% (namely, Hulu with Ads) to a whopping 40% (Discovery+). Showtime, home of the occasional prestige TV, even shaves $2 off their regular monthly price, while Fubo TV, home of the best sports channels in the area, shaves off $10, but only for the first two months. 

The offers vary in price deduction and sharing plans (another feather in its cap: Discovery+ allows you to share the discount with family members), but in most cases, you will need your GovX ID to prove your eligibility. If you already have that settled, then you can sit back, relax, and enjoy all the shows and movies the streaming world has to offer.

In a world that celebrates love in all its diverse forms, queer cinema has taken center stage, weaving powerful narratives that challenge societal norms and redefine storytelling. From heartwarming romances to thought-provoking dramas, these queer movies are the cream of the crop, bursting with authenticity, emotion, and unapologetic pride. Whether you identify as LGBTQ+ or simply appreciate exceptional filmmaking, these captivating tales will whisk you away on a journey of self-discovery, resilience, and the universal pursuit of love. Get ready to be moved, inspired, and entertained as we delve into the best queer movies that demand your attention.

One of the biggest draws of streaming services is live sports coverage. No longer a cable domain, sporting events are just as real-time and watchable on streaming as they are on traditional TV. The choices are plenty, but it gets tricky knowing which platforms are worth tuning into. 

If it's soccer—or if you're not American, football—you're specifically after, then we've rounded the streaming services you should consider adding to your lineup. The best streamer for Premier League fans is Peacock (the NBC-owned service has exclusive rights to the games), while those more interested in world soccer might want to look at ESPN+ and Paramount+ (the latter has rights to the European Cup). 

If you're willing to shell out a few more bucks, you can also consider Sling TV, which has Fox and ESPN, YouTube TV, which has a great DVR feature you can use to replay highlights, Hulu with Live TV, which has NBC (again, a must for Premier fans), and DirecTV Stream, which has a wide range of channels. Even the relatively unknown Vidgo and the non-sports-inclined AppleTV+ have their skin in the game. Vidgo has the all-important Fox and ESPN, while AppleTV+ has an MLS Season Pass for American soccer fans. 

Below is a full list of the best streaming services for soccer fans.

When it comes to apocalypse movies, Hollywood likes nothing more than a big 'ol blast. You don't have to look beyond genre staples like Armageddon and 2012 to know that. But there is so much more to the end of the world than just grandstand battles and empty heroic gestures. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with going big (why end things with a fizzle when you can go out with a bang?) but there are also other ways to relay the complexity of humanity's demise.

There's so much room for existential rumination and societal commentary, and you can go about it in a number of ways, be it experimental, comedic, or even romantic. So that's what the films below are: a mixed bag of the greatest and most underrated movies you'll find about the end of the world.

As a streaming service dedicated to horror and thriller films (that also distributes original programming across the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand), Shudder is a great place for genre fanatics and newbies alike. And through more curated picks and a range of horror-related documentaries and behind-the-scenes content, the service hopes to expand people's knowledge of horror—rather than offer them the exact same picks that everyone expects. This is great for horror-starved viewers in the UK who might not always get access to new genre fare on a regular basis. There's a growing library to explore on Shudder, but to get you started, we've narrowed down the choices to 10 of their best, listed here below.

Designed as a one-stop shop video-on-demand service, the Chili app offers thousands of movies for streaming across multiple devices—as well as cinema listings and merchandise for sale. And it's totally subscription-free, meaning one doesn't have to look through the entire library to gauge whether it's worth committing to a single purchase or rental. Not that you'll have a hard time looking for stuff to watch one by one—there are hundreds of little-known movies on the service that we at agoodmovietowatch vouch for as high-quality releases. But for now we've narrowed down our selection to 50 films that you should be able to enjoy at your own pace through Chili.

From box sets to live channels, it would seem like ITVX has it all. As the streaming arm of one of the UK's leading networks, it has over 10,000 hours of content to choose from, most of which are free (it also has a premium tier you can subscribe to if you don't want to see pesky ads). 

But TV shows and channels aside, ITVX actually boasts an enviable collection of movies on its platform. A cursory search will show you it has no shortage of classics like Kill Bill, Atonement, Drive, Boyhood, and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, among plenty of others. The films also range from the 1950s well into the current decade, so rest assured: there is a lot to choose from. Maybe even too much.

To narrow down your choices, we've rounded up the very best films you can stream right on ITVX below.

There is a deluge of new shows arriving every week on streaming services, but only a few of them feel actually new. You see the same actors, the same plotlines, and the same sceneries, even, which are all likely produced by the same studios. 

But new content—that is, films and TV shows that are daring, fresh-faced, and exciting—are out there, even among the biggest streamers like Netflix and Amazon Prime. These old reliable are constantly updating their libraries with smaller gems after all, so you can be sure new titles are hiding somewhere beyond their algorithm-powered lists. 

But other streaming services, small but fierce, are also coming to the fore with fresh content. The movie streamer Mubi has cinema gold from all over the world, while free service Tubi is constantly pumping out originals on its platform. Below, we list all the best streaming services for discovering new content. 

We come to streaming services to relax and enjoy the latest TV has to offer, but as you’ve surely discovered by now, precious leisure time can be easily spoiled by a service’s unfortunate design, frustrating features, buggy controls, and endless lags. 

How many of us have logged on to HBO Max excited by the arrival of the latest prestige show, only to be thwarted by the platform freezing multiple times despite clicking refresh for the nth time? Or maybe you’ve gone to Amazon Prime to look for a nice weekend watch, but its clunky, 2000s-era design immediately turned you off and transported you to a more usable platform.

Now, to be fair, Amazon Prime has since redesigned its homepage to look cleaner and more appealing, and HBO Max promises to eliminate all lags once it's merged with Discovery+. But if anything, this just proves the significance of having a user-friendly interface. Netflix may not be coming up with the most original shows at the moment, but its sleek and intuitive platform gives it an edge over the competition. And the same can be said of Disney+, whose neat homepage and searchable categories makes it a no-brainer when looking for something to watch.

All of this is to say that a service can produce all the binge-worthy, discussion-sparking content they want, but if they’re not putting in the effort to make the interface usable, then they still have a ways to go to win the streaming wars.

So without further ado, below are all the streaming services—on-demand and live—that won't give you a headache navigating their corners.

For years, only a handful of streaming services released original content. Netflix topped the competition by performing exceptionally on both the quality and quantity fronts, while Amazon Prime and Hulu were never far behind. Between them, they produced recognizable shows like Stranger Things, Fleabag, and The Handmaid’s Tale, not to mention films that have gone on to receive wide acclaim. 

Original content ensures you’re getting your money’s worth when you subscribe to a service, and thankfully it’s something that’s almost become a prerequisite in the streaming world. Apple TV+ is fast becoming a contender in prestige TV, Showtime is the go-to place for thoughtful documentaries, and small-timers like Revry, Viki, and Britbox make the grade by providing niche content for those seeking out LGBTQ, Asian, and British-specific shows, respectively. 

There are plenty of services out there that provide in-house films and shows, and we rounded up the best of them in the list below.

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