Sony’s Crackle Channels Full-Length, Unedited Movies to Internet-Connected Devices

Posted by author on April 3rd, 2011

Crackle is one of Sony’s video entertainment networks. Few days ago, Crackle announced that it is going to advance its programs by providing full-length movies and television series for the entertainment consumers. In the near future, Crackle is going to stream full-length Hollywood movies to several game consoles, including PlayStation 3, Bravia televisions, and Streaming players with WI-Fi connectivity, Blu-ray players, and Roku devices. In addition, Sony’s Crackle is setting up a plan to launch the multimedia contents on Google TV.

If you previously thought that watching full-length, unedited Hollywood movies at home for free was a dream, Crackle will bring them to you. The plan was confirmed by Crackle in its Press Release, which was issued from Culver City, California. It is true that more and more internet-connected devices are available now, and Sony’s Crackle attempts to embrace more devices so that more and more consumers can access the video and movie contents online.

In addition, Crackle also expands the collections to embrace any movie genres, such as action, comedy, crime, horror, thriller, sci-fi, and fantasy movies, in addition to popular TV episodes. To provide the customers with more collections, Crackle establishes a partnership with some movie producers and distributors such as Columbia Pictures, TriStar Pictures, Sony Pictures Classics and many more. Get some updated titles such as The Da Vinci Code, 21, Ghostbusters, Bad Boys, Ultraviolet and many other movies now.