Amazon is making its streaming service more accessible to everyone. They’ve announced that 18 more of their original movies will now include closed captions, making them easier to enjoy for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.
I was so excited to hear that Prime Video is adding signed versions to even more of its movies! They already had a few, but now 18 more are coming with options for both American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL). It’s really easy to find them too – you can just go to their accessibility page, search using terms like “ASL” or “Sign Language,” or, if you’re in the U.S., look for the “Accessible Movies and TV” collection right on Prime Video. It’s great that they’re making their content more inclusive!
ASL and BSL Movies Are Available on Prime Video
As a film buff, I’m really excited about this new feature! When I watch a title that offers it, an interpreter appears on screen, and it’s not just about translating the words – they show the emotion and feeling of the story through their expressions and movements. It makes the whole experience so much more engaging than just reading captions. What’s really cool is that Amazon is working directly with the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing community on this – they’re collaborating with Deaf interpreters and artistic sign language directors to make sure the signing is truly expressive and captures the heart of the story.
The full list of new films which have this viewing option can be seen below.
- Oh, What. Fun.
- Merv
- Red One
- Candy Cane Lane
- Trap House
- Red, White & Royal Blue
- Road House
- Heads of State
- Holland
- You’re Cordially Invited
- Killer Heat
- Jackpot!
- The Idea of You
- Hedda
- Another Simple Favor
- G20
- After the Hunt
- Play Dirty
Other Titles With ASL Are Available
PBS KIDS subscribers get access to kids’ shows with American Sign Language (ASL), including favorites like Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood, Work It Out Wombats!, Arthur, Donkey Hodie, Alma’s Way, and Pinkalicious & Peteriffic. With the HBO Max add-on, The Last of Us is also available with ASL. Additionally, viewers can purchase Code of Silence from HBO and Britbox, which also includes an ASL version.
Prime Video also offers the most movies and shows with audio description, which narrates what’s happening on screen for people with visual impairments. Plus, it has a Dialogue Boost feature that uses artificial intelligence to make dialogue easier to understand. Originally available only in English, Dialogue Boost now supports French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, and Hindi as well.
For over ten years, Amazon has been dedicated to supporting people with disabilities, and making accessibility a priority in everything they do. With 16% of the world’s population living with a significant disability (according to the World Health Organization), Amazon is constantly improving the accessibility of all its products and services – from devices like Alexa to everything beyond streaming.
Stream the ASL and BSL versions of Prime Originals on Prime Video.
Read More
- Южуралзолото ГК акции прогноз. Цена акций UGLD
- Прогноз криптовалюты ATOM: прогнозы цены ATOM
- Avengers: Doomsday’s New Trailer Reveals The Doctor Doom Fight That Could Kill A Major MCU Hero
- Whalefall Trailer: Epic Battle Inside A Sperm Whale Unfolds
- HBO Max’s New High-Stakes 4-Part Docuseries With Alex Honnold Is Impossible To Look Away From
- The Odyssey Footage Reveals Charlize Theron’s Role & It’s Not What You Think
- МТС акции прогноз. Цена акций MTSS
- The Orville: A Sci-Fi Series That Blends Star Trek’s Optimism with Futurama’s Satire
- Prime Video Officially Adds ASL & BSL Versions to 18 Movies
- Steam Adding Game-Changing New Feature That Could Save You Money
2026-04-13 06:42