Speedcine Launches in Beta

By Nick Dawson | August 06, 2009 @ 03:32 pm

The whole landscape of filmviewing has changed radically recently, to the extent that you don't have to leave the comfort of your sofa in order to watch countless diverse movies. Via Anne Thompson of Thompson on Hollywood comes news of an invaluable tool in home moviewatching called Speedcine, a search engine which has a database of all movies available to watch legally on the internet. The site is the brainchild of NYC-based blogger and publicist Reid Rosefelt.

Here's an extract from the press release:

We currently index over 13,000 films from Netflix, Amazon VOD, Hulu, and many other sites. We’re adding more movies every day, and will have iTunes in our system by the end of the month.

Most of you are aware that you can get recent Hollywood productions, classic movies, horror, and quality American Independent movies for free on sites on the web. But I doubt that you know the diversity and quantity of what’s available. And that’s because they are scattered all over the web, on sites that you may not be aware of.

Start trawling for gems right away here.