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The era of downloadable major motion pictures is nearing, but the biggest players are taking baby steps. Case in point: Amazon, which according to Variety is about to inch its way into the digital movie download market. The only catch is, the...
The clueless film industry again shows its blind greed by offering first-run motion pictures for download to own at a price-gouging $35 for movies such as King Kong. For that price, Universal will soon be offering two digital files for...
Wow. So I guess last week (two weeks ago?) when TiVo and Netflix responded to those rumors about them teaming up for a movie download service by saying, basically, that it was a good idea but that they had no intentions to do anything at the...
Intrepid Gizmodo friend, Sean Captain explores all the legal options we have for downloading and then burning movies to disc. His finds? Vivid does it first, CinemaNow and MovieLink follow suit. It takes about an 1.5 hours to download on fast...
Looks like Wal-Mart is looking for a slice of the movie download business. Starting next week it's launching its own movie store. The way it works is you buy a DVD at the store and then log onto the Wal-Mart website to get your download (each DVD...
Starz, also known as the cheaper and Soprano-less HBO will be launching Vongo, an online movie downloading service. Stuff like this has the tendency to be a little to softwarey for our liking, but this seems like it has potential. Vongo charges a...
Despite movie download services popping up left and right, most of them haven't reached any kind of mass appeal thanks to limitations on burning to DVD. Some, like CinemaNow, do allow burns, but have some difficulty with certain DVD players....
Speculation about Apple's April 28 announcement is swarming around the notion of full-length movie downloads sold through the iTunes music store. Shaw Wu, an analyst with American Technology Research went out on a limb, oddsmaking the chances as...
You know the movie download market is heating up when AOL decides to get into the act. A tipster showed us this site where the ancient AOL walled garden for noobs is beta testing the downloads, offering such gems as Eight Crazy Nights, Can't...
Sony's UMD failures (we haven't seen any UMD news since July) don't necessarily mean that the PSP is a failure for movies. It just means people hate the UMD. Now Sony's in discussions with Amazon, Movielink, and CinemaNow in order to strike a deal...
Adam of Lifehacker found this pretty slick way of allowing Netflix users to download and save streaming movies onto their hard drives, meaning that you can take movies on the go without having to always be connected to the net. If this isn't...
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