Ted Lasso star Brett Goldstein's British superhero comedy SuperBob is now available to watch on Prime Video.
The film, which was released in 2015, centred around Peckham-based postman Bob Kenner (Goldstein), who develops superpowers after being hit by a meteorite.
Bob initially tries to manage his powers alone, but when he unexpectedly crashes into the Shard, the Ministry of Defence steps in to help him become the world's first superhero.
The film premiered at the London Comedy Festival in October 2015, where it received rave reviews from critics, who praised its "warmth" and "heart".
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As well as starring in the comedy, Goldstein also co-wrote the script with William Bridges.
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SuperBob's cast also included Doctor Who's Catherine Tate, Brassic's Ruth Sheen, Supergirl's David Harewood, Game of Thrones star Natalia Tena and Guardians of the Galaxy's Laura Haddock.
You can now re-immerse yourself in the action for free via the ad-supported platform Amazon Freevee, which you can download as a standalone app on many different devices.
SuperBob is also available to stream on the Prime Video app, where Amazon Freevee appears as a separate channel. While you need an Amazon account to access this, you don't have to be a Prime subscriber.
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It's been a busy year for Goldstein. He is set to reunite with SuperBob co-writer Bridges for his new romance film All of You, which also stars Outer Range's Imogen Poots.
The futuristic drama centres around a pair of best friends who "harbour an unspoken love for one another, even after a test matches one of them up with their supposed soulmate".
The Ted Lasso actor will then appear alongside Jennifer Lopez in rom-com Office Romance, which has been picked up by Netflix.
That's not all, as Goldstein has also joined the star-studded cast of Kornel Mundruczó's upcoming drama At the Sea, which features Amy Adams, Murray Bartlett and Dan Levy.
SuperBob is now available to watch on Prime Video.
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