#Flixster ultraviolet movie#

And it lets users really drill down by genre, with a dozen different categories to choose from. Users can filter results based on Rotten TomatoesвЂ™ Tomatometer, as well as the year a film was released.

ThereвЂ™s also a number of tools for refining video search. The homepage allows users to view and rate movies, save them to watch later or say theyвЂ™re not interested.

#Flixster ultraviolet movie#

That means that pretty much any movie available online can be found on the app - which is big news for movie lovers. And it even shows users when movies are available through subscription services like Netflix. But thatвЂ™s since changed: In addition to titles available for purchase on Flixster, the site now highlights purchase and rental options from Vudu, Amazon, and iTunes. With the UltraViolet launch late last year, Flixster focused mostly on getting users to purchase movies through its own UltraViolet-enabled VOD service. Flixster has in the last several months worked to improve it, and is launching a site-wide refresh in beta that will take it back to its video discovery roots. Unfortunately, reaction to the new Flixster - and the UltraViolet digital rights locker it was linked to - was pretty negative at launch. Time Warner acquired Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes last May, and then made the Flixster website and apps part of its UltraViolet rollout. With a relaunch of its web site, Time Warner-owned Flixster is looking to help users get at whatever movie they want to see, wherever itвЂ™s available. What that means for consumers is a hugely fragmented experience, where they never know where one movie is available for purchase or rental, or even if itвЂ™s available through a video subscription service like Netflix. And the bad news: There are also more movie services than ever.

So hereвЂ™s the good news: There are more movies available online than ever before.