LG Electronics is teaming up with Amazon MGM Studios to bring the new holiday movie “Red One” to LG TV owners. If you have Prime Video, you can now watch this movie on LG Smart TVs in over 200 countries.
Watch Red One on an LG Smart TV
The movie stars Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Chris Evans, Lucy Liu, and J.K Simmons. The story is about Santa getting kidnapped, and The Rock (who plays the North Pole’s security chief) must work with a bounty hunter (played by Chris Evans) to save Christmas.
To celebrate the movie’s release, LG and Prime Video are showing movie ads on their website and on big screens in London and New York City. LG also helped host the movie’s first showing in New York’s Lincoln Center, where they set up their TVs to show how good the picture quality is.
LG TVs come with features like Dolby Vision for better visuals and Dolby Atmos for great sound. They also have a special FILMMAKER MODE that shows movies exactly how the director, intended them to look. In this case, how the director of Red One, Jake Kasdan envisioned.
LG is known for making OLED TVs that deliver a premium and immersive viewing experience, thanks to self-lit pixel technology.
“At LG, we’re inspired by how innovation can enrich everyday life, creating meaningful moments at home. Our commitment is to help people find joy in the everyday and make lasting memories with family and friends, all while enjoying an exceptional viewing experience.”
Our collaboration with Prime Video is essential to delivering the latest and best in entertainment, allowing LG customers to experience premium content directly through our TVs. We’re thrilled for LG customers to enjoy this season’s must-see Christmas blockbuster, Red One, thanks to our valued content partnership.”
– Chris Jo, senior vice president of the platform business at LG Media Entertainment Solution Company
“Red One” was first shown in movie theaters and is now available to watch at home through Prime Video. For more information on LG and its products, click here.
Emman has been writing technical and feature articles since 2010. Prior to this, he became one of the instructors at Asia Pacific College in 2008, and eventually landed a job as Business Analyst and Technical Writer at Integrated Open Source Solutions for almost 3 years.
