This collection of titles rotates practically every week, and though there are ads, breaks are rarely lengthy or too intrusive. Vudu also has an edge over some competing services thanks to its "Free With Ads" selection. We also like that its app tends to work well and support most features no matter what platform you use it on. The Vudu app is readily available on many platforms and recently expanded its support to Amazon Fire TV, which was one of the few devices it was missing from. The service used to charge more for 4K versions of its titles, but most movies are now priced the same regardless of their video quality. Vudu maintains a massive inventory of titles to rent at various price points. Audio format: Dolby Digital, Dolby Atmos.Device support: Chromecast, Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Roku, PlayStation, Xbox, Tivo, iOS and Android, web browsers, select Blu-ray players and smart TVs.Vudu is available on many devices and even includes a selection of free movies with commercials. The Vudu app interface is easy to navigate. Rental prices are also reduced over time - "Raya," for instance, is now just $6 to rent through VOD, or free to stream with a Disney Plus subscription. This may seem expensive if you're planning to watch "Spiral: From The Book of Saw" on your own, but if you're a parent with kids who would have otherwise spent a small fortune to see " Raya and the Last Dragon" in a theater - this is a steal. Prices for in-theater rentals can be as high as $30 per title. Depending on the studio, some titles might only be available to rent, while others are only available to buy. Disney Plus also releases select in-theater movies via " Premier Access," which requires an extra fee in addition to your regular subscription. In response to theater closures during the pandemic, studios have allowed people to stream many brand-new movies that would otherwise be exclusive to theaters.Īmazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Vudu, FandangoNow, and Google Play all offer these "in-theater" titles. Can you rent brand-new movies still playing in theaters?
0 kommentar(er)
