IMDb TV is a free, ad-supported streaming service that lets you watch premium movies and TV series without having to pay a monthly fee. IMDb TV is currently available on Fire TV, Roku, Android TV, Google TV, LG smart TVs (TV models 2018+), Comcast Xfinity X1 and Flex, Microsoft Xbox One and Series S/X, Sony PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, iPhone, iPad, and Android mobile devices, Fire tablet, and the Amazon website in the United States and U.S. territories.
IMDb TV is now accessible as an App on Fire TV and the Amazon website in the United Kingdom and the Channel Islands.
On smart TVs, mobile devices, Fire tablets, Echo screen devices, and other major streaming devices, as well as the web, you can watch the IMDb TV channel using the Prime Video app. Only devices that accept Ad-Supported channels can watch IMDb TV. On IMDb.com and the IMDb app, IMDb TV is no longer available to stream. You can use these devices to access the IMDb TV app, as well as the Amazon Prime Video app.
The titles available on IMDb TV are constantly updating. It is updated with new movies and TV shows, and titles are periodically removed. We’re always working to update our collection so that our consumers have the best possible selection of movies and TV series. On the Amazon website, you can search for titles that are currently available with IMDb TV.
No, if you use the IMDb TV app, the IMDb TV channel on Prime Video, or the Amazon website and log in using your Amazon.com credentials (Prime membership is not required), you will be able to start playing IMDb TV titles immediately on subsequent visits.
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