Hundreds of Miramax films, including classics like Pulp Fiction, Good Will Hunting and Amelie, are coming to Amazon's Prime Instant Video streaming service as part of a new licensing agreement with the studio.
The deal isn't exclusive: Based on the details we know, it appears to be similar, if not identical, to the multi-year deal Miramax signed with Netflix in mid-2011.
In addition to the three films mentioned above, Life Is Beautiful, The English Patient, Reservoir Dogs and Trainspotting are also now available for streaming to subscribers of Amazon's $79-per-year Prime service.
The films, along with the rest of the Instant Video catalog, can be streamed on personal computers, iPads, iPhones, iPod touches, Kindle Fires, Rokus, Xbox 360s, Playstations 3s, Wiis and a host of connected TVs.