What Streaming Services Are Relevant In Russia For Watching Movies And TV Series.

We compare online cinemas by subscription cost, convenience, library, exclusives.

One gets the impression that new streaming services and on the internet cinemas are being built virtually every day.

There are lots of services since it is not really possible to simply enroll in everything - this threatens a dent inside the budget. So you have to choose.

"Kinopoisk HD"

The amount does a regular membership cost:

"KinoPoisk HD" - 269 ₽ each month,
"KinoPoisk + Amediateka" - 649 rubles
Yandex.Plus, https://e-tard.tv/ (the full report) gives entry to KinoPoisk - 169 rubles.
What's as part of the subscription:

How many available films differs from the package: "KinoPoisk HD" - over 6.8 thousand films and series, "Yandex.Plus" - 6 thousand, "KinoPoisk + Amediateka" - 7.2 thousand. Exclusives include Dylda, Watchman, DC Universe TV series, including Swamp Thing, Doom Patrol, Batwoman and Pennyworth, Miracle Workers, Castle Rock, Shameless, Nancy Drew "," Extreme Space "," Rick and Morty "," South Park &rdquo ;.Subscriptions include Nat Geo + (documentaries and programs), Fox Now and ViP Play, Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead and House Doctor. You may also watch the cult series: "Friends", "The Big Bang Theory", "Office" and "Clinic ".

Overall impression:

In my opinion, "KinoPoisk" has long be a home cinema - you will find there's large variety of films and TV series, and what is not contained in the subscription can be bought or rented. Those who wouldn't like to buy films at top dollar can buy promotional codes (there may be many of them) and get several films for a ruble. The DeepDive function (recognition of actors and characters in the frame) is useful.

Choosing voice acting and arsenic intoxication subtitles is a particular plus. "KinoPoisk" also cooperates with the studios "Cubic in Cuba", "Courage Bambey" is actually Syenduk. With thanks to the service, not previously, I completely switched to watching films in the very first language, if possible.

"Amediateka"

Just how much does a regular membership cost:

Month - 599 ₽
3 months - 1499₽
6 months - 2699 rubles
Year - 4999₽
A regular membership offers access to almost all content except for a couple TVOD titles.
What the heck is as part of the subscription:

The service features hundreds of TV series, together with films, most of which are exclusive documentaries you will be unable to watch anywhere else.

The flagship projects of "Amediateka" are the premiere group of the main foreign studios, which are let go of simultaneously with the entire world: hits from HBO, Showtime / CBS, Starz / Lionsgate, BBC, Sky and so on. "Keepers", "Dark Principles", "Why Women Kill", "Catherine the Great" - this became available to the service inside fall. Plus, proven hits are offered: "Game of Thrones", "Sex plus the City", "Wiretapping", "Chernobyl ".

Overall impression:

Large selection, many high-profile premieres - on the last I looked at the Amediatek "Chernobyl", "Why Women Kill" and "Euphoria&rdquo ;.Conveniently, efficiently - everything is sufficient for me personally, I have not had any complaints.

Okko

Just how much does a regular membership cost:

Okko has 11 different subscriptions with respect to the form of content, like Movies and TV Shows, Best Cartoons, Amediateka. They cost from 99 to 599 rubles per month. But it's far better to take notice of the subscription packages: "Optium" costs 399 rubles per month, "Premium" - 799 rubles.

What exactly is as part of the subscription:

Optium includes eight separate subscriptions - 20,000 films and TV series, but without Amediateka. Flagship TV shows of HBO and another studios, timeless TV shows like LOST and Clinic, quality films (although not the latest ones) - pretty much everything can be found using one of the subscriptions. Most likely the main plus is that most content is conveniently divided into various collections.

Unfortunately, even the Premium package isn't going to provide accessibility entire library. Digital releases quickly show up in Okko, but you need to pay for them. Some "Avengers: Endgame" - for added money, "Mad Men" - some hundred more on top. Movies and TV shows can be rented as opposed to bought.

Overall impression:

Okko provides loads of interesting content and I liked the division into thematic collections. As should the task of deciding on a series to the evening becomes easier. Yes, new items have to be bought, but eventually they get into your subscription. You are aware of, Netflix also doesn't always have movies right following the cinemas. However the service has one notable drawback: unless you register for the Amediateki package, then the large layer of high-quality serials disappears. Okko provides extensive films, but Amediateka appears to be liable for the series. Which isn't as part of the "Optium" subscription.