The Players In Internet Movie Downloads

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The Key Players in Online Movie Downloads


Overview


In the world of instant movie gratification, several online services have become noteworthy players. Apple has recently launched its iTunes Movie Store, adding a new dimension to the landscape. Users can download films to their Mac, PC, or iPod?"although the latter might not offer the most satisfying viewing experience on such a small screen.

Established Contenders


Apple joins an array of established services like Guba, Movielink, CinemaNow, and Amazon's Unbox. Except for Apple, most services require a PC and often the Microsoft Explorer browser for downloads. These platforms not only offer films but also extensive TV libraries.

Differences Among Services


Each service varies in library size, availability of first-run films, and licensing terms. All downloads come with digital rights management (DRM) technology, which regulates file usage.

iTunes Movie Store


Apple quickly sold a million downloads in its initial month, capitalizing on its position in digital media. While focusing on Disney products, Apple offers a range of genres. Recent releases are priced between $12.99 and $14.99.

Amazon Unbox


Amazon has partnered with major studios like 20th Century Fox, Lionsgate, Paramount, and Warner Bros. This gives them an impressive film lineup. Downloads such as "The Da Vinci Code" are just under $15, while TV shows like "CSI" are $1.99. However, their intrusive software has faced criticism.

Movie Link


Backed by multiple major studios, Movie Link boasts a comprehensive library with partners like MGM, Paramount, and Disney. It’s a prime destination for rare finds. Newer releases typically cost $19.99, with catalog titles at $9.99.

CinemaNow


CinemaNow set a precedent by releasing a film alongside its DVD release with "Too Fast Too Furious." They offer the unique option to burn certain downloads to a DVD. Their partners include Disney and Sony, with new releases priced from $14.99 to $19.99.

Guba


Known as the budget-friendly option, Guba offers content through deals with Warner and Sony. Starting as a Usenet service provider, they include Usenet uploads in their searches. Prices max out at $9.99.

Future of the Industry


Although Netflix has long been contemplating entering the download arena, its transition is still pending. The challenge lies in negotiating rights with studios that have existing partnerships with services like Movie Link.

Conclusion


The current surge of computer-driven, on-demand movie services is setting a new standard for entertainment. As technology advances, enabling faster downloads and better compression, these services may soon surpass traditional cable TV on-demand options. A powerful PC can serve as a comprehensive entertainment hub, marking a shift toward digital convenience.

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