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YouTube adds free, full-length movies
It looks like Google isn't stopping at free phone calls to the U.S. and Canada In their never-ending quest to win new fans. They're also going to let you watch all the free, full-length movies you can handle over on YouTube! That's good.
The selection, however, doesn't include current releases and there aren't a lot of big-name films. That's bad. But you can watch loads of classic horror films, Three Stooges, Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee, Hitchcock, and a nice selection of Bollywood titles and documentaries. That's good!
It also comes with a free frogurt! No, not really. I was just having a Treehouse of Horror flashback.
Speaking of terror, why not go watch The Brain That Wouldn't Die!?
The selection, however, doesn't include current releases and there aren't a lot of big-name films. That's bad. But you can watch loads of classic horror films, Three Stooges, Jackie Chan and Bruce Lee, Hitchcock, and a nice selection of Bollywood titles and documentaries. That's good!
It also comes with a free frogurt! No, not really. I was just having a Treehouse of Horror flashback.
Speaking of terror, why not go watch The Brain That Wouldn't Die!?
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Subscribe to commentsNintendo_FanboyAug 27th 2010 9:54AM
...you mean Treehouse of Horror, from The Simpsons?
Nintendo_FanboyAug 27th 2010 2:56PM
:D you fixed it, I feel special now
Stu PidasoAug 27th 2010 9:58AM
This would have been news.... last year.
KaushikAug 27th 2010 11:15AM
Exactly. I read this on Telegraph today and thought where the hell these guys have been all the year. Then I came here and found the same thing. I bet Lee read this on Telegraph and thought this was news too.
And BTW, it is sh*t. Unless, of course, "Satan's School for Girls" and "Blood Sucking Babes from Burbank" is your kind of thing.
Lee MathewsAug 27th 2010 11:16AM
Well, thanks for confirming what I thought...I was pretty sure we'd announced something similar ages ago, but couldn't find the old post. You see something on Lifehacker and TechCrunch in the morning, and you figure something's breaking.
I love the echochamber!
To make up for the gaffe, i offer you this: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=4&ved=0CCIQtwIwAw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DOHxyZaZlaOs&ei=x9Z3TPinLIXFnAe5pPT3AQ&usg=AFQjCNGazGaQScyZVgBnBpNk3ZHTXGXkwQ&sig2=o0Jd14KrdUPRbv5drF-jDQ
Stu PidasoAug 27th 2010 11:26AM
Since you posted a link to that video I will let it pass this time. That is one of my all time favorite videos.
Lee MathewsAug 27th 2010 11:26AM
What can I say?
It's a good day to do what has to be done by me.
Juan R. PerezAug 27th 2010 5:59PM
The start of a Hulu-killer?
jfjbAug 28th 2010 1:52PM
this is a ridiculous selection UNLESS Google wants to help Martin Scorsese to digitize even more films in order to save our blend and bland memories from oblivion.