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‘Leap Year’ Is Available to Watch Online for 67% Off: Here’s How to Stream the Movie At Home

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It’s not every year you can experience an extra day in February, and to help you celebrate the special occasion, Amazon Prime Video is discounting the hit 2010 film Leap Year for 67% off.

If you’re new to Leap Year, it stars Amy Adams as Anna who decides to take matters into her own hands after another anniversary with her boyfriend ends without a proposal. She decides to embrace the Celtic tradition where women are allowed to propose to their significant others on Feb. 29 (a.k.a. Leap Day), leading her to fly to Dublin to execute the perfect proposal. What she doesn’t expect is to end up on Emerald Isle with the handsome Declan (Matthew Goode), who may just teach her what true love really looks like.

Aside from Adams and Goode, other cast members in the hit romantic comedy include Adam Scott, John Lithgow and Kaitlin Olson.

Keep reading to learn the streaming options available to watch Leap Year online.

How to Watch Leap Year Online

You can watch Leap Year (2010) online right now through Prime Video, which has the option to rent or buy the movie. Right now, you can get a digital download of the movie for 67% off, dropping the price from $14.99 to just $4.99 (which means it’s only $1 less to rent the movie).

The download is yours to keep so you can watch Leap Year on-demand in HD whenever you want. Click here or use the button below to score the deal.

After you’ve made your purchase, the movie will automatically be downloaded and added to your video library. You’ll have 48 hours after starting the movie to finish it.

If you’d prefer to own Leap Year on DVD, it’s available to buy on Blu-ray through Amazon and Walmart and for as low as $9 for a limited time.

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“Leap Year”

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How Does Leap Year Work?

One year usually equates to 365 days, but according to NASA, it actually takes 365.25 days for the earth to complete its orbit around the sun. To help make up the difference, about every four years, a leap year occurs, giving us one extra day. This tends to happen in February, giving us 29 days instead of the usual 28 days.

To help you take advantage of the extra day in the year, author Gay Hendricks has just released a new book titled Your Big Leap Year. Hendricks, who has grown popular for publishing books that offer tips and tools to living your best life writes about how taking a little “leap” can help improve your love life, wealth and creativity. The Leap Year-inspired book was released on Feb. 13 and is available to buy on Amazon now.

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“Your Big Leap Year” by Gay Hendricks

Hendricks is back with another exploratory book that aims to inspire and help you achieve your goals in life. Your Big Leap Year came out on Feb. 13 and presents techniques to expand you happiness ceiling. The hope is that by utilizing the techniques presented in the book alongside the extra day due to Leap Year, you may be able to find yourself living your best, happiest life.


As for the movie, watch the trailer for Leap Year below and stream Leap Year online on Amazon.

https://www.billboard.com/culture/product-recommendations/leap-year-how-to-watch-online-streaming-1235616468/


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