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Amazon Blesses IMDB.com with a Few Free Movies


The Internet Movie Database finally made the logical leap into the world of multimedia today, announcing the free streaming availability of some 6,000 full-length feature films and TV shows.

IMDB.com's parent, amazon.com, is piping the content to the site.

The list is of soon-to-be-available videos is fairly large. It includes Raising Arizona, Some Like it Hot, Fever Pitch, Fiddler on the Roof, and Hoop Dreams. A slew of current show are also available, including The Simpsons, The Office, Family Guy, House M.D., 24, and Heroes.

Older shows include Bewitched, Star Trek, Charlie's Angels, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The site will also be premiering early episodes of new and returning shows, including 30 Rock, Knight Rider, and Lipstick Jungle.

Content is being provided by CBS, Hulu, Sony Pictures Teleivision, and some 500 indie production houses.

Originally posted at AppScout.