Movies Anywhere is an app that syncs your movie purchases across platforms like Amazon Video, Google Play, and iTunes, so you don’t get locked into one service. It’s adding a new feature called Screen Pass that lets you temporarily share your movies with others.
Screen Pass enters into a closed beta later today at 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT. An open beta with greater access will launch in May. The full launch is planned later this year.
Screen Pass
Under Screen Pass you’ll be able to share a maximum of three movies per month. The recipient will have one week to accept the movie, where it will stay in their library for two weeks. Once the person accesses the movie, they will have three days to finish it.
There is no limit on how many times you can share movies, only the above limitation of three per month. During the closed beta about 6,000 movies will be available to share. This is about 80% of the company’s catalog. You can download Movies Anywhere here.
Further Reading
[Movies Anywhere Lets You Watch Your Movies on Any Platform, Including iTunes]
[7 Ways to Watch Your Movies Anywhere Collection]
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What are the differences from the cinema hd?
Hello barrybenson, and sorry for the late reply. Besides receiving five free films once you sign up for Movies Anywhere, the feature called Screen Pass is what makes this app stand out.
thank you so much