Sat, Apr 02, 2011 | 15:04 BST
US PS movie store update: Black Swan, Tangled, MST3K
Sony has added some Fox Searchlight films to its movie service such as 127 Hours, Garden State, Juno and Sideways. Get updated below.
Disney’s take on the Rapunzel fairy tale, Tangled, is a new offering this week in both HD and 3D, and so is the very strange Black Swan, the film about a demented ballerina starring cuties Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis.
Deals of the Week include Airplane, South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut and Team America: World Police as well as a collection of Mystery Science Theater 3000 offerings. Servo and Crow for the win, and all that.
New television shows include: Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Seasons 7 and 8, Brotherhood: Season 1, Gaiking: Season 1, Ghost Slayers Ayashi: Season 1, Durarara!!, VICTORiOUS: Season 2, Superjail!: Season 1, The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries: Season 1, Toward the Terra: Season 1, Digimon Tamers: Season 3, and more.
Get the full list of additions for North America through the US PS Blog.
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7 comments
#1
Razor
02/04/11, 3:58 pm
Black Swan…great movie.
#2
Phoenixblight
02/04/11, 4:00 pm
Very good movie and what sucks there were only select theaters playing it out here so they could make room for Yogi Bear. We had to drive 20 miles outside of a metropolitan area to see it.
#3
Erthazus
02/04/11, 4:01 pm
It’s a FANTASTIC movie. The only thing that i didn’t liked… It’s just too much of the sex scenes. Too much. That was a bit unnecessary
the ending in this movie was scary and epic.
#4
Stephany Nunneley
02/04/11, 4:49 pm
I have not seen it yet, but it is now showing via VoD on my network. I will have to rent it soon.
#5
Syrok
02/04/11, 5:30 pm
Yep, it’s quite good. 127 hours isn’t bad either, though I had to look away when he cut of his arm.
#6
PEYJ
02/04/11, 10:51 pm
Iwonder when the hell they will bring this freaking movie store to the rest of Europe?
#7
Freek
03/04/11, 10:47 am
Probably never. The movie industry prefers to complaine about piracy rather then sort out it’s outdated licensing regulations to make online movie services an easy and accesable option on a global scale.
The internet is ready, the audience is ready, the movie buiseness is not.
“Yeah, lets make it really hard to get licenses for all those tiny individual countries and cripple legitemate online services”
“Oh man pricay is really a problem, what ever shall we do?….”