The movies that will be added include new major movies Constantine and Ocean's Twelve and older movies like the original Batman movie. The titles will be available on CinemaNow Japan's subscription service, which allows its users to download movies on an unlimited basis and watch them whenever and wherever they want. "Leveraging CinemaNow's unmatched operational experience, technical expertise, and growing content portfolio, CinemaNow Japan was able to quickly establish itself as a leading online video-on-demand service," said Toshiyuki Tomii, president of CinemaNow Japan. "With the addition of Warner Bros. International Televisions content, CinemaNow Japan will offer its broadband users a high-quality, easy-to-use, on-demand entertainment experience that is unmatched in the marketplace."
CinemaNow Japan's monthly subscription service costs 1,480 Yen ($12). Users can also download and watch movies on a pay-per-view basis for 250 Yen ($2) as many times as they like over a 48 hour period. The agreement was negotiated on behalf of CinemaNow Japan by Bruce Eisen, president of CinemaNow.
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TMCnet
Written by: James Delahunty @ 7 Dec 2005 12:06