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Cause there's no business like show-business!

Our DRM-Free approach to digital distribution has been the foundation of GOG.com since day one and we're convinced it is now firmly rooted in the gaming industry landscape. More and more users start to expect and demand the digital content they paid for to be free from any kind of restrictive mechanisms that limit access to their collections and get in the way of enjoyment. We think this is a good time to take the next step in our quest to make digital entertainment better for everyone. Today we set out to spread our DRM-Free ideas across the movie industry! That's right: GOG.com now offers DRM-Free movies.

Our goal is to offer you cinema classics as well as some all-time favorite TV series with no DRM whatsoever, for you to download and keep on your hard drive or stream online whenever you feel like it. We talked to most of the big players in the movie industry and we often got a similar answer: "We love your ideas, but … we do not want to be the first ones. We will gladly follow, but until somebody else does it first, we do not want to take the risk". DRM-Free distribution is not a concept their lawyers would accept without hesitation. We kind of felt that would be the case and that it's gonna take patience and time to do it, to do it, to do it right. That's quite a journey ahead of us, but every gamer knows very well that great adventures start with one small step. So why not start with something that feels very familiar? We offer you a number of gaming and internet culture documentaries - all of them DRM-Free, very reasonably priced, and presenting some fascinating insight into topics close to a gamer's heart. Now, what do we have in store for you?

- There's a whole new Movie Catalog for you to browse!
- All the movies we sell are priced at $5.99 (that's a launch promo price for a few of them), and we aim to have that as the main price point for most of our future releases
- Two of the movies - The Art of Playing and TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard are available for FREE, so that you can test our new movie distribution features
- Most of our movies are in Full HD 1080p quality, some in 720p. With those of you with limited bandwidth or download quota in mind, we also supply much lighter 576p versions.
- Apart from downloading your movies you have the option to watch them streaming online, right here on GOG.com
- GOG.com is famous for its bonus goodies - each movie will come with as many of them as we can muster
- You can expect subsequent movie releases each week

That's it. GOG.com Movies is a go, time to get some popcorn!
Let me know when we start seeing some classics in here, GOG. Though based on that initial selection, it'll probably take a while.
Sounds interesting...is there a future posibility of seeing Subbed Anime (not dubbed please I hate it everyone sounds like porn stars)?, I hope the idea really takes off.
I did not see this coming. Hope it works out well.
I just have a question about subtitles. Will every movie come with the possibility of enabling/disabling english subtitles? What about streaming videos, will we be able to enable english subtitles for streaming too?

That's my only concern, as I like watching videos with subtitles enabled and usually have a hard time enjoying them if they don't.
GOG should try to get the various Riddick movies, considering that we already have Butcher Bay and Dark Athena.
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pizzapicante27: Sounds interesting...is there a future posibility of seeing Subbed Anime (not dubbed please I hate it everyone sounds like porn stars)?, I hope the idea really takes off.
Not everyone hates dubs (example: me), but that does bring up some potential problems. I know there are media formats capable of different audio and subtitle files (mkv, mp4, ogg), so maybe they'll try to implement them, but GOG does have a very international audience, and providing subtitles for many films and series that weren't originally available to them before would be interesting.
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pizzapicante27: Sounds interesting...is there a future posibility of seeing Subbed Anime (not dubbed please I hate it everyone sounds like porn stars)?, I hope the idea really takes off.
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bjwaters: Not everyone hates dubs (example: me), but that does bring up some potential problems. I know there are media formats capable of different audio and subtitle files (mkv, mp4, ogg), so maybe they'll try to implement them, but GOG does have a very international audience, and providing subtitles for many films and series that weren't originally available to them before would be interesting.
+1 to that.
This is good news, you're reaching out to new markets. I'm hoping we'll see animated series later. I wouldn't mind getting my hands on Aladdin the animated series in the future.
Not interested in this new move, BUT if this will make you bigger and reach out to more developers and publishers, I'm all for.
AVGN Movie on GOG !
...i hope.
I don't think there's any chance of seeing high budget films from big studios in this, maybe really old ones, so try get more independent not videogame related stuff. Perhaps some stuff from the people with the glasses, like

http://www.thecinemasnob.com/
http://neonharbor.com/
Keeping the DRM-free revolution real, good job, guys!

You should release a wallpaper made from the poster in your office someday. You know with the fist and the revolution and all... ;)
Just watched the art of one, streaming. And I dunno if that feature is available with the others but... subtitles?

And even dubbing for future movies? I'm fine with "original voicing", I only go for that, but some will prefer dubbing.
Will there be possibility to watch/download the movies in 1440p resolution?
If you can get some of the geeky indie films that have been coming out of Kickstarter on here, that'd be cool. You know, actual movies. Not documentaries.