TUrner has a huge library of clasic movies and now you can get them digitally through Fandango at Home. The service, which has been rebranded from its long time name Vudu, is offering multiple movies at a time for a $5.00 apiece. Can you still buy DVD’s for $5.00 at Walmart? I haven’t looked through that bin in some time.
“We are thrilled to join forces with Turner Classic Movies to provide fans access to beloved classic films, some for Free for the first time,” said Cameron Douglas, SVP of OTT/Streaming for Fandango. “Through this new relationship, we aim to celebrate the rich cinematic history represented by TCM’s extensive film library and offer our dedicated users special deals and offers.”
For the first time, the TCM digital storefront on Fandango at Home will introduce 30 classic films from the TCM catalog that have screened at the TCM Classic Film Festival over the last 15 years to watch for Free on a weekly rotation starting in April through the end of May and will feature critically acclaimed titles such as “Cool Hand Luke,” “The Dirty Dozen,” and “Rebel Without a Cause” to name a few.
This could be an easy way to build up a new library without having to search far and wide as Warner Brothers Discovery figures out just what it is going to do with its huge library of Turner’s films that range from Die Hard to The Wizard of OZ.
Fandango at Home will also serve as the presenting sponsor of the TCM Classic Film Festival, held annually in Hollywood, California from April 18 – 21.
The festival, celebrating its 15th anniversary, draws in thousands of devoted cinephiles from across the globe to experience and celebrate classic movies on the big screen, in some of the world’s most iconic venues. Throughout the festival, Fandango at Home will have a “Living Room” pop-up activation at the TCL Chinese Theatres Multiplex, providing fans with a photo opportunity, a space to lounge in between programming, and exclusive Fandango at Home offers.
