War movies are one of the most enduring genres in cinema for a reason. While we all hope to avoid war in real life, there’s something irresistibly captivating about watching a war movie, and seeing the extent to which humanity can be pushed to the breaking point in large-scale conflict.

There are war movies spread across the streaming ecosystem, and it can be hard to know which services offer the best titles without requiring you to pay a huge amount to watch. That’s why we’ve assembled the following bundle of three streaming services that allow you to watch incredible war movies and TV shows for only $25.

Best streaming bundle for watching war movies and shows for only $25

Netflix

This bundle starts with Netflix, and its selection is quite impressive. It carries TV series from HBO like “Band of Brothers” and “The Pacific,” movies like “1917,” “All Quiet on the Western Front,” “Black Hawk Down,” “Midway,” and “Schindler’s List,” and documentaries like “Greatest Events of World War II in Color.” This is just a taste of the war-themed content you’ll find on Netflix as well; there’s plenty more on the service to enjoy too.

There are three Netflix plans to choose from, but to make this a budget streaming bundle we’ll recommend the Standard with Ads option. This plan costs just $8 per month and includes nearly everything you’ll find in the ad-free Netflix catalog.

Cost of Netflix Standard with Ads: $8 per month

Paramount+

Next on the list is Paramount+, which is the only place that currently offers “Saving Private Ryan” via streaming. You can find plenty of other war movies on Paramount+, including “Defiance,” “Gladiator,” and “Gladiator II,” “The Hurt Locker,” “Top Gun,” “Top Gun: Maverick,” and a ton of documentary options from The Smithsonian as well.

Paramount+ has two plans, but the cheapest is its ad-supported Essential plan. After a seven-day free trial, customers can get this plan for $8 per month, or $80 per year.

Cost of Paramount+ Essential: $8 per month

Prime Video

To round out this streaming bundle, we’ve chosen the Amazon streaming service Prime Video. This service has beloved titles like “Thin Red Line,” “Platoon,” “Crimson Tide,” and many more. With a Prime Video subscription, you can also watch movies and TV shows that you rent for an additional fee, including plenty of war movies and TV shows.

Prime Video comes with a 30-day free trial if you sign up for it through the Amazon Prime service. Its ad-supported subscription costs $9 per month, bringing the total cost of this bundle to just $25 overall.

Cost of Prime Video with ads: $9 per month
Cost of Prime Video, Netflix, and Paramount+ bundle: $25 per month