Earlier this year, Google introduced the rentals to Canadian and U.S. users.
For now, there are 1000 different titles including indies and big-ticket films.
Rentals will be somewhat expensive, however, costing £2.49 (USD $3.87) to £3.49 (USD $5.42) for a 48 hour window.
The movies are synced with your YouTube account so you can access it anywhere with Internet during that two day period.
Furthermore, Google says you can access the movie through Google TV devices, Honeycomb tablets and "some" Android phones.
Adds YouTube (via Crunch)
We've got some cracking films to keep everyone entertained through the upcoming winter months and beyond. From blockbusters like The Dark Knight and Reservoir Dogs, to new releases such as Hanna, Fast Five, and Red Riding Hood, and even British classics like Monty Python's The Meaning of Life and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 7 Oct 2011 14:10
