Tired of downloading your favorite movies at Torrentz? Now, you can get yourself enough of it because Disney, Pixar and Dreamworks movies are now available for rent on YouTube. Yes, absolutely true! Thanks to the partnership!
This is the fourth major studio to sign up with YouTube, following Sony, Warner Bros and Universal—all part of Google’s plan to transform YouTube’s home movies image into a viable streaming platform.
On the official announcement of YouTube via blog post, starting today, renters will be able to enjoy animated cl(–foul word(s) removed–)ics from Disney, as well as Pixar and DreamWorks Studios because today is the first batch of the first of hundreds of the movies and are available at $1.99.
Alice in Wonderland and the newer Winnie the Pooh at $1.99 and $3.99 respectively are some of today’s Disney release, and for Pixar fans, both the Cars movies are available. YouTube also has the most recent installment in the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise going for $3.99.
The Disney library joins thousands already in YouTube’s stable. Movie rentals go as high as $3.99 and some can even be viewed for free. The rentals can watched online, as well on Google TV or your Android phone or tablet. But as for now, the Walt Disney Studio YouTube rentals are only available for those in the U.S. and Canada.
Disney deal gives users 48 hours to watch rented movies to their heart’s content. Additionally YouTube Movie Extras will offer behind-the-scenes clips, interviews and other bonus content for Disney favorites.
Great, isn’t it? Let’s grab one and watch now at http://www.youtube.com/movies.
