By NAPS, North American Precis Syndicate
(NAPSI)—With laptops,
smartphones,
iPads and other tablets, moviegoers have more options to watch movies than ever before. One drawback with digital movies, however, has been the inability to play them anytime, anywhere-until now. Recently, the industry introduced a new digital movie standard called
UltraViolet. Backed by leading technology and entertainment companies, the cloud-streaming service provides consumers with a digital locker to store copies of purchased films. Buyers of an
UltraViolet-enabled movie can then access that film on computers,
iPhones and
iPads, as well as other mobile devices. You can even share your movies with other members of your account, at home and on the go. Very soon, you will be able to access your
UltraViolet library from connected TVs, connected
Blu-ray players and other devices.
How It Works The easiest way to start watching your
UltraViolet digital copies is to set up a free account through Flixster.com. Its the industrys first service that allows consumers to redeem, collect, manage and watch their
UltraViolet digital copies, either on the
Flixster website or through an app. Its also a destination where you can browse the entire world of movies and TV shows, connect with friends through
Facebook, read movie reviews and more. Its been called a great one stop place for everything entertainment. As the industry rolls out additional
UltraViolet services, you will be able to watch your
UltraViolet titles through those channels as well. Current and upcoming
UltraViolet-enabled titles include
Horrible Bosses, Green Lantern, Crazy Stupid Love, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2, Shameless (the TV series), The Smurfs, Friends With Benefits, Cowboys & Aliens, The Hangover, Part II, One Tree Hill: The Complete 8th Season, Final Destination 5, and Underworld Trilogy: The Essential Collection. Learn More For more information, go to
www.UVVU.com and
www.ultraviolet.flixster.com.
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