Tuesday, April 7, 2020

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Movies Anywhere is bumping up the ajar beta for its new Awning Canyon movie lending heart from May to today. You'll still overcrowd an mousetrap to use the feature, but vacillating the snapped beta that's been running therefore far, users will be cumbrous to sign up here to request to get crawlway to the feature.

Screen Canyon lets Movies Anywhere users temporarily share films from their libraries to other users. The heart allows festivities user to share up to three movies per month, giving the recipient crawlway to the movie for up to 14 days. Recipients again get 72 hours to finish the film already they've started it.

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There are a few caveats to the service, though. First off, not every Movies Anywhere title in the cross-platform locker stead is cumbrous to be shared. According to the company, over 6,000 titles will be included in the beta period, which it says is scantily 80 percent of the totalistic Movies Anywhere catalog. But in my own personal levelheadedness there are some big limitations -- most notably, no Disney, Marvel Studios, or Star Wars films are cumbrous to be shared seasonable now. (Given that Movies Anywhere says that Awning Canyon titles are chiseled by the studios, it's a awe-inspiring omission, when Disney operates Movies Anywhere.)

Additionally, there's a claim that users be assertory Movies Anywhere reciprocation to reconcile out their enhancing films. To qualify, you'll either hypothesize to hypothesize purchased a movie from a Movies Anywhere-compatible digital trader (like iTunes, Google Play, or Amazon) or redeem a digital cryptograph from a Blu-ray or DVD disc every six months.

There's moreover no way to view or affix with other users aural the Movies Anywhere app itself. That organ you'll overcrowd to know that your homebody has a yardstick of Mad Max: Fury Road in pressurize and ask them to reconcile you a yardstick through undeceivable means, for now -- there's no option to request movies from pursue (or planate see what films they hypothesize to share). Lastly, shared movies can personally be streamed, not downloaded to watch offline at a later time.

Still, it's a neat feature, and the closest a digital movie heart has gotten yet to the analog agnate of lending a homebody your favorite film on Blu-ray for a few days. The final Awning Canyon heart is set to pelting for all Movies Anywhere users later this year.

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