Article on AICN here.

If this all lines up how I'd like it to, it'll be an amazing channel to have.

I'm definitely interested. Hopefully they'll go big with this and make the full library available. But I'll be disappointed if it's just a couple hundred movies.

This has a lot of potential. Eager to learn more.

All depends on the price, of course. I love the potential selection of movies, but I already own a ton of them.

Hmm, I was thinking of getting Apple TV, but this is tempting...

The HD stuff looks good but much of the non HD looks less then DVD quality.
Really bad is Until the End of the World.

So, while I fully support them doing this and am glad they have someone somewhere willing to pursue it... I would think they'd make more licensing that library to Netflix.

Interesting, but depends on the price and whether they keep adding new content.

This could be a great outlet for all those unreleased shows Warner Bros. has sitting around, namely their abandoned TV-on-DVD properties.

I'd rather own them via a MOD release like for Night Court.

Got my beta invite and the quality definitely varies. ABC Murders was SD but looked very good. The Hammer Mummy was supposed to by HD, but looked very blurry. I thought The Fearless Vampire Killers looked good in HD. The streaming quality is definitely acceptable to me though and if I can have access to the Warner Archive for the same monthly price as Netflix this is a must buy for me. I dropped cable years ago so this will be like have TCM on demand when ever I want it. The Roku interface is decent, but I would like to see a few more features like we see on Netflix. If you exit a movie it does remember where you left off which is nice.

I jumped in on my beta invite today and can echo the comments of the other beta testers - quality is all over the place. HD looks like dvd, everything else that I sampled looks not very good (on Roku). I also tried in on my pc and the quality was definitely lacking there as well.

Selection is not that great either. There is lots of stuff that I want to watch but they aren't even close to including their entire catalog.

Is it just me, or have they changed the interface on the Roku? I thought there was a way to browse the whole catalog. But right now, all I'm seeing are listings by genre.

The current selection is pretty bad. Hopefully this is just a small sample for the beta. They'll have to offer more once they start charging.

Big Dave, and that's how it's been. Although all the movies are there you just
Have to slide the movies to the the side.

Looks like the Warner Archive Instant service is open to the public. Just got an email offering a 2-week free trial. Membership is $9.99/month. I was in the Beta and can still sign-in. On the Roku I can only see about 10 titles. The website lists 123 titles.

The price is too high and the library is too small.

They need a library of several hundred films at a minimum if they think they can charge $9.99 per month.

I was expecting access to thousands of movies for $10 a month. 123 titles?!? I enjoyed the beta but I will pass.

Beta? Will it be on VHS later?

Agree. Chances are more than half those titles no one gives a crap about.

$9.99 a month is insane for such a small library.

I noticed that Warner Archive is now offering discounted memberships if you pre-pay for 6/12 months.

1 Month = $9.99/month
6 Months = $8.00/month ($47.99)
12 Months = $7.08/month ($84.99)

http://instant.warnerarchive.com/sub...onoptions.html

$7/month still seems overpriced considering how little is currently available. It looks like there's less than 380 movies and 120 TV shows. I really hoped they'd be more aggressive with building up their streaming library.

WB has the biggest film library of anyone and they have yet too show it with Warner Archive Instant. I still subscribe but it would be the first one I would drop if I decided that there was something better.

Where's Hanna Barbera(a lot hasn't seen the light of day on dvd)?

Tried this, but the selection is pathetic.

Yep. WB Archive Instant and FullMoon Streaming are on my bubble for being dropped for better programming.

They (Warner Brothers) are sitting on a gold mine and someone lost the key to the vault.

With the extra 10% off comiccon code the value for the year pass was a bit better, but the selection still has the same issues as the last time I tried the service. I'm finding enough to watch to be worth it, but I can't image this selection appealing to very many people.

October had a surprising number of movies added. 4 or 5 times more than previous months. There may be hope for this service yet. Also some movies I actually wanted to watch and most in HD. The In-laws, Horror of Dracula and a few other Hammer Films in HD, Going in Style, What's Up Doc, The Music Man, Grand Prix, Harper, Dark Passage and the Mask of Fu-Manchu are all movies I watched this month. Still on the obscure side but at least they are starting to pick better films and more of them.