[8/6/18] Today we are excited to announce that the Microsoft Movies & TV app for Xbox and Windows 10 devices now supports Movies Anywhere, which brings your favorite film libraries together in one place.
In addition, eligible movies you previously purchased from other participating digital retailers will now be viewable through the Movies & TV app on Xbox and Windows 10.
As part of our launch, we have a limited time offer for anyone who connects his or her Microsoft account to Movies Anywhere for the first time. Once you connect, you will receive X-Men Days of Future Past in your digital collection on us. This offer begins today and only runs for a limited time, so head here to connect your accounts today or visit this page for complete details.
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[3/12/18] Fandano joins Movies Anywhere
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[10/12/17] Movies Anywhere is a new service that solves a major problem.
Using a single app, you can now access your Amazon, iTunes, Google
and Vudu movie libraries. For real. That not only eliminates the
hassles of jumping among four different services depending on what you
want to watch, but also dissolves some platform barriers. For example,
Roku owners can watch movies purchased from iTunes. Amazon Fire tablet owners can watch Google Play movies, and so on.
Ready to get started? Movies Anywhere is free, and when you connect at least two of the aforementioned services (which Movies Anywhere refers to as "retailers"), you'll score five free movies:
- "Big Hero 6"
- "Ghostbusters (2016)"
- "Ice Age"
- "Jason Bourne"
- "The Lego Movie"
[Actually I don't use the Movies Anywhere app. Your movies largely migrate to all the services, so I generally use Amazon Video, or Vudu, or iTunes.
Most, but not every movie is supported however. And no TV yet.]
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