Movies Anywhere

Movies Anywhere is a movie ticketing app that allows you to quickly purchase tickets for the films you want to see. It offers the flexibility to watch movies either in theaters or via the platform itself. There are no subscription fees or extra charges, and you can expand your personal movie collection. The app curates and presents high-quality films to users daily, delivering a premium audiovisual experience—including Dolby Atmos support—for true immersion. No subscription is required.

Features

MORE ACCESS IN MORE PLACES

Create your free Movies Anywhere account and connect your digital retailers to bring your favorite movies together. Watch them on Movies Anywhere or across any of your connected digital retailer accounts.

NO SUBSCRIPTION, NO FEES

Creating your Movies Anywhere account and bringing your favorite movies together is free – you only pay for the movies you want to add to your collection.

GROW YOUR COLLECTION

We find great deals on great movies from different places every day and bring them right to you – it’s a great way to spend a little and watch a lot. Plus, shop new releases or browse our catalog of over 9,000 movies to add to your collection.

EXPERIENCE PREMIUM FEATURES

Movies Anywhere supports 4K UHD, HDR, Dolby Vision™, as well as 5.1 Surround and Dolby ATMOS™, giving movie lovers a thoroughly immersive movie-watching experience.

Advantages and disadvantages

Pros

Brings purchased movies from multiple participating retailers into one unified collection

No subscription fees, you only pay for the movies you buy

Supports premium formats such as 4K UHD, HDR, Dolby Vision, 5.1 Surround, and Dolby ATMOS

Large catalog with over 8,000 movies to browse and add

Deal highlights help you find discounted titles across retailers

Custom lists provide basic organization of your collection

Cons

Offline downloads can become blocked and may require full re-downloads

Some major studios, including Lionsgate, do not participate, which leaves catalog gaps

User comments

Between V**u and you guys, your both on point.  You offer exceptional movie deals and rentals.  But you both have an outstanding streaming service and wish the two would combine in to one...therefore bringing down costs all across the board.  From memberships, to rentals...to Purchase’s and everyone is happy and we are all making money.  That way you can focus always on the best, strongest, reliable, 4k (no interruptions in the farthest reaches), endless options and opportunities within this grand platform!  Etching the names of two great companies together As one and mo longer divided and leaving the consumer less stressed on who to pick from and would now be 100% pick for both companies now that you have merged. You wouldn’t have to worry about coming up with new ideas every month on how to keep D customer engaged in your company versus the other company because it’s basically the same platform and if you wanted to keep the names separate and still share the profits well I’m sure that there is a way to do that as well but just as long as it makes it even for everybody and it doesn’t make the consumer confused especially that seven-year-old woman who just wants to watch a movie. I am not a marketing director or anything of that nature I am just a veteran of the United States Army and likeExcuse me love my digital downloads and love both services that are offered here. Thank you all for keeping fair fight and never trying to put down the other company over your own for profit what did they say during the pandemic that cheesy slogan we’re all in this together LOL thank you 

UPDATE:I’ve received responses from the developer. They assured me that the movies in my account were fine. I updated iTunes on my computer, updated my phone to the latest iOS, and did an app update. I still receive the error, and Now there is a (19) at the end of it. HOWEVER, if I tap OK, and then tap Play on the movie again, it will start to play. I’m changing my rating form one star to three. I’m very happy that the movies will play, but it’s somewhat annoying having to get them to play. Thanks for working through the issues!Because of Disney movies anywhere shutting down I was forced to go with this app.  At first things appeared to be an order and was working properly. In the recent weeks or months every time I try to play a video that worked fine on my Disney movies anywhere account or this account now all of a sudden are giving me a licensing issue error. I have paid for the movies that are giving the licensing error.  Then a bunch of random movies showed up in my account but I did not pay for.  It’s not easy to explain to a four year old that something that was working fine is no longer working when we’re on a long car ride. I have opened a ticket through the app. We’ll see what happens. 

profits everyone to let me use them on whichever device, whichever media I choose. No more separate download sources depending on the studio. No more telling my wife to make sure the box has the iTunes logo. We’re done here. Prime Video acts like I bought it through them, so my LG smart tv and kids kindles can watch them. iTunes acts like I bought it through them, so all my iOS devices can watch them. Across all capable devices I can download them. So my kids don’t have to waste my limited DSL bandwidth (I live in the sticks, back off). When I do stream through the app or otherwise it’s flawless. Honestly, this is what living in the 21st should be. Yeah, I said it. Oh by the way, the app UI is well thought-out and intuitive. Really well done. I honestly don’t understand what is holding Paramount back from buying-in, but they’re morons for doing so. If MA is looking for investors or anything, I’d sign up. I’ll go door-to-door. Probably not door-to-door, I don’t really like people, but I do like this app... a lot. 

Summarize

Movies Anywhere is an app that lets you keep all the movies you've purchased in digital format together in one place. You can synchronize your iTunes, Google Play, Amazon Video, and Vudu accounts. So if you have movies in any of these services, you'll also have them in Movies Anywhere. No subscriptions. No fine print.