Call Ghostbusters for Free for a Limited Time
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I have been on the road for a few weeks now, and let me tell you; it gets boring fast. There is only so much failblog.org and ProbablyBadNew.com can do for you, and TV is a bust. Luckily YouTube is branching out and trying to help me through my doldrums this week. YouTube and Sony Pictures are teaming together to offer GhostBusters for free.
To help celebrate the 25th anniversary of the original release of one of my favorite movies, Sony and YouTube are offering the complete GhostBusters ad free interrupted a few times by commercials. The video, while offered on YouTube is actually powered by Sony's Crackle video system; it simply loads inside of a YouTube page. Although it is interrupted by a few ads, the movie does load in in HD with a 16:9 ratio. The movie is free for this week, so if you want to catch it, head over and check it out.
Who knows, if the reception of the free offering is good, we might see more partnerships in the near future. "The Fifth Element" anyone?
Via LA Times
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By xrisma, August 23, 2009 @ 8:36 pm
Let’s go Ghostbuster..Let’s go Ghostbuster..That’s a little lyrics from the movie Ghostbuster. That movie was very famous and fantastic. By a little boy, I grew with this movie, until now. Wow.. it took a long, long time. It is difficult to forget the Ghostbuster. I do like the Slimmer,it’s very funny and naughty. I do like the teamwork between personnels of the Ghostbuster. This movie, the Television series and the cinema movie have the same quality. Both of them have an equal character. So great, fantastic, and still remains me till now. For the 25th Anniversary of the original movies, Sony and Youtube offer the original video, complete interrupted by commercial. And it’ simply loads inside of Youtube for free, and may load in HD with 16:9 Ratio. I think that was great and fantastic, just like the movie. People who knew this movie should have this good. Last but not least, I’ll have faith that this movie will never die, day by day, week by week, month by month, year by year, and century by century. Let’s go Ghostbuster.. Let’s go Ghostbuster.