YouTube Movies: Site Reportedly Will Launch Movies-On-Demand Service

The Wrap Movies:

YouTube will imminently launch a movie-on-demand service charging users to stream movies off the world's largest video sharing site, TheWrap has learned.

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Comments

[LittleSanityLeft]

06:32 PM on 04/26/2011

Even if they charged a buck a movie Netflicks would be cheaper over any given month. this will fail before it ever gets launched.

[Xavier Velasquez]

02:28 PM on 04/26/2011

Great! Now if they can only manage to figure out how to stream videos on the internet without the constant buffering and freezing we get now.

[Sennin]

02:12 PM on 04/26/2011

I refuse to pay for movies.

[ManOutOfTime]

01:54 PM on 04/26/2011

See? Even trendsetting Google subsidiaries have the occasional EPIC FAIL ... !

[wilray]

12:04 PM on 04/26/2011

They have to get down to Redbox prices.

[Hopethisworks]

08:37 AM on 04/26/2011

I like bit torrents.

[polkarde]

08:02 AM on 04/26/2011

If this includes new blockbuster film releases, then the domino effect will be, that Movie Theaters as we know it, will eventually become a BUSTED FLUSH!!

[LittleSanityLeft]

06:33 PM on 04/26/2011

No, some movies are meant to be seen on the big screen, the Matrix for example.

[polkarde]

07:58 PM on 04/26/2011

When we all virtually have Plasma TV's now, then watching a blockbuster movie at home, is going to appeal to quite a fair number of people.

[Go Kart Mozart]

07:03 AM on 04/26/2011

Hai guize, YewTube iz muh fayvewrit mewvee sait.

[Go Kart Mozart]

07:09 AM on 04/26/2011

I meant YewToob.

[Go Kart Mozart]

07:00 AM on 04/26/2011

Epic boardroom fail.

[yoyodyne666]

07:00 AM on 04/26/2011

They should go with porn ....

[McBuckwyld]

06:10 AM on 04/26/2011

Anything to make America more of a vidiot then it already is.

[Howard53545]

05:33 AM on 04/26/2011

Netflix is dead now.

[DonMadrid1500]

02:21 AM on 04/26/2011

At times it takes a half hour to stream a 50 second video of a person trying to give their cat a pill. This is with a high speed connection. I wonder how long it would take to watch a real film using their slow a** servers.

[MikeyJaii]

02:12 AM on 04/26/2011

Aw... not free. Screw it!

[JohnnyAce Okeke]

02:02 AM on 04/26/2011

If they're going to compete with Netflix, they need Paramount, Fox, and Disney. Plus lower prices than Netflix. {{-_-}}