It seems every summer the blockbusters keep getting bigger and badder, and with fantastic mobile apps to purchase tickets and keep us entertained and informed, it's mobile movie madness for all!
IMDB: IMDB is the big daddy of all movie (and television) reference sites, and their huge suite of apps delivers a strong user experience. From reviews and photos to trivia and goofs, IMDB's got everything to satisfy the movie lover before and after watching their favorite movies, new and old. With IMDB Buzz and IMDB Trivia you can also get your daily dose of gossip and news, as well as test your movie knowledge in a fun game.
• iPhone
• iPad
• Android Phone
• Android Tablets
• Windows Phone
• Kindle Fire
• Mobile Website
Fandango: Ticket ordering has never been simpler than with Fandango's plethora of mobile apps. Especially with blockbuster releases selling out opening weekends, you can easily buy your tickets in advance and avoid the lines/crowd/sellouts. Now if only they could do something about that transaction fee.
• iPhone
• Android Phone
• Windows Phone
• Blackberry
• Palm Pre
• iPad
• Android Tablet
• Windows Tablet
• Nook Color
• Kindle Fire
• Mobile Website
Rotten Tomatoes: If you care about movies (which we assume you do, since you've read this far) and you care to find out whether a movie is loved or panned by critics before you go see that newly released flick, Rotten Tomatoes is a one-stop shop for compiling critic ratings.
• iOS
• Android
• Windows Phone
• Blackberry
• WebOS
• Mobile Website
Netflix: As much as those movie trailers will try to convince you otherwise, you don't have to only watch in the theater. Netflix lets you stream movies straight to your mobile device. No matter how much someone will argue that it's not a great experience on such a small screen, consider that you get to watch a movie anywhere at anytime. That sounds like a pretty good option to us.
• iPhone
• Android
• Windows Phone
• Nook
It's fantastic seeing such great movie websites putting so much effort into their mobile apps and websites. We pity the developers for having to develop unique apps for so many different devices, but it's great for us users, as each app delivers a cohesive user experience that stays true to their platform. Just don't go using these apps IN the actual movie theater while everyone's enjoying the show.
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Lots of free content on the Crackle app as well!
If you are a movie lover, than you probably own movies. If thats the case, Plex is awesome for streaming those movies from your home computer to your tablet or phone.
J
The only problem I have with this list is the rotten tomatoes app. I think that if you care about movies you are better of watching the film and making up your own mind, and if you want opinions then you should ask a friend or someone with taste; Which rotten tomatoes has none.
@JERRY PENA - I like to watch the movie first and then read the reviews afterwards. Gives me additional/alternative perspective.
You forgot Moviefone! iPad, iPhone and Android!
My personal favorite is RunPee. It tells you at what point it is ok to go to the restroom and what happens while you are gone. A bonus if there are extra scenes after the credits or if you are running late to a movie and what happens during the first 5 minutes. Love it!
Another AWESOME movie app is, “Today in Movie History” - it provides great movie history facts for every day of the year and it lets you share them with your friends via Facebook, Twitter, SMS, Email, etc!
Check it out at: http://moviehistory.jebsapps.com/mhlink.php