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Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Sony, TV And Film
Topics: PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Playstation Plus, Sony, TV And Film
PlayStation Plus already offers subscribers a wealth of stuff - mostly free games and access to a huge library of games.
However, there is another perk to PlayStation Plus Premium that many of us either overlook, or simply know nothing of its existence.
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I’m talking about the PlayStation Plus Video Pass, which gives users access to over 90 movies to watch.
Through this part of the service, subscribers can watch any of the included films, and they refresh each month alongside the choice of games.
One very helpful Redditor has gone to the effort of listing every available film on the service via Letterboxd.
They included a handy link to Letterboxd, which gives subscribers a chance to see what’s available without booting up their PlayStation.
“Wait. We get free movies also?!? I never knew that,” said Last_Ronin69.
It seems like many are unaware of this perk, which is a shame, because there are a bunch of brilliant movies on there.
Among the more than 90 films, you can watch Gladiator, Kung Fu Hustle, Les Miserables, District 9, Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, and House of Flying Daggers.
My personal recommendation is Paprika, which is a trippy anime feast for the senses.
Another Redditor comments, “The movie selection is actually pretty good. I have watched many of the movies, but sometimes they have a "Oh, it has been a while and I want to rewatch it" movies.”
If you’ve got a spare evening, and fancy a film, you can use the Letterboxd link to browse the selection by review score, and choose a gem to watch.
With some certified bangers, plus a wealth of Final Fantasy and Resident Evil films, you won’t run out of viewing potential for quite some time.
Another user gives props to Akunoma for the list, saying, “You are awesome for this!!! I’ve never really looked into [this.]”