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Watch Les Miserables for $0.99

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Right now on Amazon Instant Video you can watch Les Miserables (2012)
(or choose Les Miserables in HD for playback on Kindle Fire HD, Xbox 360, PS3, Roku, TiVO or other Amazon Instant Video HD compatible devices) – either one for $0.99! Here’s how:

  • Visit Amazon Instant Video and choose Les Miserables (2012) Standard Edition or watch it in HD for $0.99
  • Choose the 48-hour rental option and your rental will be added to your video library
  • You can watch it instantly (Just click “Watch Now”) or download it and watch it later
  • If you prefer to wait and watch it later, you can visit Your Video Library to make your selection at a later date.
  • Enjoy Les Mis in the comfort of home!

Thanks, “Cents”able Momma!

Amazon Prime Members: Watch Downton Abbey for FREE

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Head’s up, Amazon Prime Members!  Right now on Amazon you can enjoy Downton Abbey episodes for FREE!  Check it out:

Thanks, Confessions of a Dealaholic!
What’s Amazon Prime? It offers unlimited FREE two-day shipping on eligible orders with no minimum, unlimited instant streaming of thousands of movies and TV shows with Prime Instant Video, and a Kindle book to borrow for FREE each month from the Kindle Owners’ Lending Library.   This service has an annual fee of $79, but you can try Amazon Prime for 90 days for FREE. Just cancel any time before your three months is up if you do not wish to continue the service.

Amazon Instant Video $1.99 Rentals

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Right now on Amazon (through Tuesday, 1/1), you can rent 10 select movies from Amazon Instant Video for $1.99 or less.  You can choose from:

  • Ice Age: Continental Drift
  • Ted
  • Men in Black 3
  • Hope Springs
  • Toy Story 3
  • The Adjustment Bureau
  • Les Miserables (1998)
  • Knocked Up
  • The Proposal
  • Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol

You’ll have the choice of downloading your rental to watch it later or you can go ahead and stream it instantly on your select device.  You have 48 hours to watch the movie once you start it – and you’ll need to watch it within 30 days of your rental.

Thanks, “Cents”able Momma!