Under the terms of the deal, Flixster will continue to operate independently and will expand its services beyond movie discovery to enable digital content ownership and delivery across any connected digital device. The acquisition also includes Rotten Tomatoes, a top website devoted to film reviews, information and news. Home Entertainment Group today announced an agreement to acquire Flixster, a highly popular movie discovery application company with over 25 million worldwide users per month. HOME ENTERTAINMENT GROUP TO ACQUIRE FLIXSTERĬOMPANY WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE INDEPENDENTLY AND SERVE AS CONSUMER-FACING PLATFORM FOR WARNER BROS.â INITIATIVES TO DRIVE DIGITAL CONTENT OWNERSHIPĪCQUISITION INCLUDES POPULAR âROTTEN TOMATOESâ MOVIE REVIEW SITEīURBANK, Calif., â Warner Bros. because all of the studios will most likely move to digital distribution. I'm concerned that cinephiles will be left behind and we'll move backwards to the age of laserdisc where only the wealthy movie-lover can get a complete package of special features while the majority of consumers will be happy simply to get the movie. My other concern expands past Warner Bros. I have two concerns about this purchase. One concern is that it may shut out other studios from UltraViolet and Flixster. I'm not sure how crazy Warner Bros.' competitors will be to put their movies on a service that gives a percentage back to Warner Bros. Then again, all the studios managed to embrace Blu-ray even though the format is owned by Sony. is making seriously smart moves in regards to its digital presence. There's clearly an understanding at the studio that consumers are moving away from physical media like Blu-ray and DVDs and to a digital model that allows them to watch their favorite movies anywhere, anytime.
Personally, I wouldn't name my movie service after an awful sci-fi movie, but that's just me. The larger point is that Warner Bros. UltraViolet will provide cloud-based storage and give consumers the ability to watch digital entertainment across multiple platforms such as connected TVs, PCs, game consoles and smartphones." Warner Bros is also "a founding member of the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE), which is launching UltraViolet™ this year.
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owns Flixster, the plan is to make the movie available for download on your handheld device or desktop computer. So look at it this way: Flixster looks at the movies you like and recommends The Dark Knight (because you probably haven't seen it). Now that Warner Bros. "Under the terms of the deal, Flixster will continue to operate independently and will expand its services beyond movie discovery to enable digital content ownership and delivery across any connected digital device."
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