Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
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Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
Just got an email from them about this- on Friday the only way to access your movies will be through their website. Fortunately it works with Airplay so I can still watch them in the same quality, don’t know if it also works with Chromecast. They will no longer be selling movies on their site either. Seems going forward they will be concentrating on add-supported content on YouTube.
Wonder how big a hit they took from that time last summer when all their codes were redeeming infinitely- I got 100 or so of them. I did pay about $5 for a set of 80s sex comedies I still need to watch.
Digital is the future!
Wonder how big a hit they took from that time last summer when all their codes were redeeming infinitely- I got 100 or so of them. I did pay about $5 for a set of 80s sex comedies I still need to watch.
Digital is the future!
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Re: Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
Which stinks as I have some content there that is nowhere else. Some from the bundle packs and some from digital codes.
I had been using the Roku app.
For those that didn't get the email.
I had been using the Roku app.
For those that didn't get the email.
Spoiler:
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Re: Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
So glad that I never got around to buying Kids in the Hall.
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Re: Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
I will now be reviewing the content I own on this service and then figuring out what is or isn't worth still maintaining access. Then taking the time and evaluating the $$ to ensure we have the same content via another provider (VUDU, Amazon, or Apple).
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Re: Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
It was run by Mill Creek.
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Re: Moviespree app discontinued as of 10/1
Kind of figured this would happen, which is why I never bothered with their service in the first place. I always felt like Mill Creek was in it mostly to advertise "digital copy" on their physical media competing with studio releases since so many of their retail sales are impulse buys.