The Adam Sandler comedy "Just Go With It" and the Liam Neeson thriller "Unknown" are said to be two of the early offerings. Viewers will be charged $29 for this new interactive experience, which is not an April Fools' joke. Depending on the distributor, this service will offer films not yet released on DVD and Blu-Ray at a potentially cheaper price.
This means that the movies available will be those that have been out of theaters for only two months. Families can avoid the trouble of leaving their homes and pay an equivalent or even cheaper price for the same entertainment. A promo video for this experience is available to check out.
As a final note, four major Hollywood studios have decided to launch their own premium on-demand service. The fact that the new iPhone is not called the "5" isn't the troubling part; rather, it's about competition and offering something new. Is a month of waiting really worth $30?
Movies like "Just Go With It" and "Unknown" will be offered as part of this service, powered by a rental fee of $29.99 for 2-3 days. The iPhone 4S will run Siri, and this service is not an April Fools' joke. Do you imagine the worst-case scenario where this could happen?