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Sprint Launches Pay-Per-View Movie Service for Cellphones, Why?

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Title says it all, folks. Sprint has officially launched Sprint Movies, the pay-per-view service that allows mobile phones to stream full length movies. The movies will cost between $3.99 and $5.99 each, per viewing. They can be watched in their entirety or divided up into chapters, similar to DVD format. There will also be the option of 24-hour viewing (aka porn). The service is available on select phones. You know, the same select phones that have 2-inch or smaller screens. Would anybody out there watch an entire movie on a cellphone display?

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Hit the jump to see the entire list of the movies.

Buena Vista VOD

– Annapolis

– Eight Below

– Glory Road

– Herbie: Fully Loaded

– National Treasure

– The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

– The Village

Lionsgate

– Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment

– Ultraviolet

– Spider-Man 2

– Little Black Book

– Hollywood Homicide

– The Medallion

– The Net

– First Knight

Universal Pictures

– American Pie

– American Pie 2

– Apollo 13

– Babe

– Backdraft

– Billy Madison

– Bring it On

– Dante’s Peak

– End of Days

– Erin Brokovich

– Fast and Furious

– Happy Gilmore

– How High

– Jaws

– Kindergarten Cop

– Meet the Parents

– National Lampoon’s Animal House

– Reality Bites

– Scarface

– Slapshot

– The Bone Collector

– The Breakfast Club

– The Family Man

– The Jerk

– The Mummy

– The Mummy Returns

– The Nutty Professor 2

– Tremors

– Twins

– U-571

The Larry the Cable Guy Movie?! Oh Boy!

Sprint Offers Full-Length Pay-Per-View Movies on Phone [Mobiledia]

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