Rumours of YouTube inking a deal with Sony Pictures last week have turned out to be true. The first Sony Pictures channel featuring full feature length films and TV shows is live on YouTube now, albeit with one mighty big catch.
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iTunes is offering US users the chance to purchase High Definition movie downloads, rather than rent them. Rentals will still work, but buyers will get first dibs on film releases.
Whether you’re buying presents for loved ones, or stocking up on entertainment ahead of the traditional festive telly disappointment, there are some cracking deals around.
We’ve herded them all into one place, so you’re just a click away from savings. Hurry though, some of them are only valid today!
Remember the hoo-hah over Sony pulling most of its films from Netflix last week? Well it’s (almost) been reversed, with the majority now available again almost exactly a week later.
Videogames almost never translate well to the big screen, but since peeping the first ever Max Payne trailer we’ve been cautiously optimistic. Now there’s a new one to fill your peepers. Check it out below.
Microsoft’s serious about making the Xbox 360 the centre of your cinematic life. It’s signed a deal with Netflix to bring over 10,000 films and tons TV shows to the console.
It’s videogame movie madness over in Hollywood, what with a new Street Fighter flick and Kane and Lynch in the works. Now check out the latest: Max Payne. So, wanna know who plays Max?
The Playstation 3 has taken another giant leap in its ambitions to become the media-loving centre of your universe. Sony has confirmed it will soon launch its much trumpeted movie download service.