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Looks awesome. When can we expect this in Europe?
Posted 18 May
We are MUBI.
Who? What?
Ok, lets make this simple… Do you know who Kubrick is? What about Antonioni? David Lynch? Ring any bells?
It's ok, don't bother if you don't…
But if you are still reading you are going to like this a lot.
Well, we are MUBI and we are basically transforming your PS3 console into your own online cinema. (You can still play games and all that, don't worry!) We couldn't resist the idea of everyone having their own exquisite film library—And that's it in a nutshell.
But lets get this straight, we are not just an online cinema and we are not just some tech and film geeks in California—well, some of us are, yes—but we are 300,000 friends talking, discovering, and sharing films with one another every day. In fact, every 2 minutes there's someone joining us. Yes. 2 minutes. Sorry to get a bit geeky (we warned you!), but that's 700 people joining each day. Not bad… but joining what?
The truth is, we can't even start explaining. But let's try this: At the moment, some of us are at the Cannes Film Festival announcing a major collaboration with SCEE for PS3. So, soon, you will find a new application on your console, which will let you stream the best of international cinema from the comforts of your couch. This is not a simple virtual videostore; we emphasize quality over quantity. You'll find undistributed festival gems ripe for your discovery, your favorite recent independent and art-house releases. Names like the Coen brothers, Godard, Kitano, Almodóvar, Tarantino, and Van Sant are some we'll bring home to you.
Palm d'Or winners and simply films we think should have won awards. But that's not all. We'll bring you exclusive online premieres, collaborations with international film festivals, and retrospectives of some of the best cinema the world has ever seen.
And as we said, we love talking and sharing wonderful cinema too. Which makes MUBI like a small coffee shop, a place where you can gather and chat about alternative endings, directors' cuts, or whatever those frogs in Magnolia meant.
You can follow members and interact with them: This is Martin Scorsese's profile for instance (he happens to be a member!). Anyway, you get the point. We've spent some time tying together an online cinema with a simple, engaging social network to help film lovers spread around the world connect over the movies they love best. And that is that. Welcome to MUBI.
Do you know what Tati means? What about Jonze?
The Mubi Team
Awesome! Anything from Manoel de Oliveira in there?
Will this be integrated into the XMB like VidZone?
That is AMAZING!! As a movie fan, I'm excited!
Any more info you can give is? Will it a subscription based service? Or ad supported? Streaming only or download operated?
Thats not only one have look at blinkbox and working on PS3 today, loads of movies and TV programs.
Thats good but when is PS3 browser really going support HD.
Looks awesome, guess it wont be available in spain though, should be considering most people speak english
O_O cool!?
Not trying to be offensive but the only person I recognised in that whole clip was Hitler and tbh, that didn't fill me with confidence. Also the link in the video gave me a 404.
My only question is, is this optionally added to the XMB like games or will it be sat there so we're forced to download it like Home and Life With PlayStation so that we don't have a bunch of dysfunctional icons?
(Sorry for the negativity. Maybe the point of this went over my head.)
ah good to see its coming to australia, now all we need in australia is a kevin butler and we shall be set lol
AWESOME!… i think, not 100% sure what it is yet… a mix between social networking and movies focused on indie quality titles…?
No matter, i will check it out when it comes out… if it comes out in Norway (IT WILL COME OUT IN NORWAY RIGHT!?)
Best of luck to you guys
Audition, Ghostdog, Withnail, Downfall, amazing films all…I need to read up on these Mubi fellows.
this sounds brilliant. you've got my all excited
whats the pricing going to be like?
do you download the films or stream them?
btw, european poeple asking about other languages, if you look at the pictures, it shows multiple Subtitle options
can't wait to see how this goes!
So this will be in all EU countries?
And what about Czech Republic? It will be also supported?
Just gone thought list of 16 pages of movies. And not one of them interested me at all.
All in all, as it is now it looks like a load of rubbish and only has movies that people who like Cannes International Film Festival type of movies.
If that you cup of tea, alright but it is not for me.
This is truly exciting and totally unexpected so thankyou! It is so disheartening that the only films available to watch on the PS3 are the latest mainstream releases and blockbusters that I usually don't give a damn about, but now we have some decent films coming our way, hurraaaah!
From the Tags, it suggests that it will be in all English speaking countries?
In case it needs restating: a lot of people speak English even if they don't live in English speaking countries! Give us the Digital Comics already (oh wait – too late, I can do it on my iPhone now already so I don't need it anymore on PSP … ), and give us the PSN movie service already … grrr.
Eu date?
I reckon this may be part of the premium service.
I'm also a huge film fan, particularly of indie films, and I'm very excited by the possibility.
I love pretty much all of the films featured in the clip. So if that's anything to go by, this should be great.
But, with a post with this amount of writing, the fact that there is little-to-no information in it is nothing other than… impressive.
Where's – like – all the information? Don't make me ask every question.
Is it free? (I'm doubting it, because if it was, you'd be shouting it from the rooftops).
So, how much will each film cost?
What will the video quality be like? (You can only expect so much from streaming video. I'd rather download).
Please, you have my interest with no information, so give us some.
Is this exclusive to the PS3? And, give us an update on the releasedate for Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland please.
I know a film nut that will probably go and buy a PS3 when he hears about this.
Their website says £3 a film. witch, given the quality of most of the films, is really good tbh. theres also a £12 a month unlimited film charge, which is also pretty decent!
will this change for the PS3?
Amazing. I love film festivals. Would love some of the details though. I currently subscribe to LoveFilm and would really like some kind of monthly subscription between this and the main store to switch off LF and just download everything.
Next time use a movie that works with the PS3 browser…
I really hope this new service allows me to watch the movies in their original language with a german PSN account.. otherwise it is as useless as the PlaystationStore to me.
When is the release? and is it going to be a world wide release?
Just had a look at Mubi's offering on my lappy and I've got a few comments/concerns…
1. Looks like videos are priced at Free, £1 or £3. I assume this is to stream them as a one off. I think that's a good price if it stays the same on PSN. I would like to know if there is a pattern to the pricing. Is it films over a certain age, or just dependant on the licence with the studio?
Not too concerned if these are in SD or HD, most of the movies at Mubi seem to rely on great story telling rather than flashy effects, I would however, like to know is the sound 5.1?
A number of titles on the service notably and unfortunately the ones I was most excited about, "Ghostdog Way of the Samurai", "Withnail & I" and "Downfall" are not available to watch in my location (UK). If the video watching element of the service is going to be so restrictive then I don't think I'll be supporting this as much as I had hoped to.
Sorry…went over my word count…crashing on…
Regarding the site itself, the search engine is not particularly robust, searching for Miike's Audition I couldn't find the film at all despite it appearing in the trailer above. Sorting films by title or director doesn't seem to work either. These things need to be sorted for a user experience that is up to the PlayStation's standard.
Probably another thing that will only be available on UK…
Awesome stuff!
this is what i would´ve wanted in the Vid-Store.
Great Films that are Pearls & not mainstream.
Can we expect some kind of Presentations like we have in Germany at the Fantasy Film Festival or from the Sundance Festival? Like "Rec.", "The Hamiltons", "Lady Vengence", "Transamerica" and so on?
Will there be Multilingualsupport so we can enjoy those Films in the original Versions? The worst thing would be, when we have the same problem like in the vid-store & we could only see the films with german spoken language.
Many Questions i know, but i hope we can get an answer on this.
Already thrilled looking forward to this application.
Greets Sama
This is fantastic news! Sony are making PS3 truly doing everything just like the advertisement in the US! Love this and I hope the collection of movies don´t get [DELETED] for us in the Scandinavia…
Kitano FTW! I would love to see Kids Return again
This seems a nice service… at least until we see "not available in Portugal" :p
any medem films in the pipeline?
this looks awesome
I hope you have the documentary 'Rerberg and Tarkovsky. The Reverse Side Of "Stalker"' because I really want to see that.
This is awesome and it is coming to the Nordic countries. Hell yeah.
so is this just for foreign films or will it be big films too like ones that will be going into cinemas worldwide
p.s i guess that rumoured f.w 3.40 will be due soon then lol just hope theres other goodies too
This look wonderful. I've just signed up to the website and your catalogue is fantastic. I'm only concerned about the country restrictions. I'm a resident in Ireland, and as usual, this seems to be having a typical impact of the selection of films available with online streaming services (PSN videostore, I'm looking at you). Doubtless the selection that is there for me already is fantastic, but it is disappointing when the front page is filled with such classics only to have them all removed when I limit it to on view films in my own area.
This is brilliant! I especially like the "quality over quantity" part
What an awesome application. I love Vidzone and have been using blinkbox.com a lot recently. This is just another great application I'll get plenty of use out of.
Oh PlayStation 3, you never cease to impress me.
MUBI looks fantastic and the trailer showed a good couple of my favourite movies in there which is a good sign. I'll definitely be keeping a close eye on this one.
Very nice.What sort of video/audio quality will this have.
"Next time use a movie that works with the PS3 browser…"
Check here,then bookmark if you use PS3 browser
Youtube version
!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yay!
This looks amazing, and I'm glad that you included Australia as well. It's really appreciated from us folks over here.
Will definitely be using this service in future.
maaan. I'd love to have this kind of service in Poland…
Nordic Countries at launch? That's great
can we turn off subtitles? if watching a movie from germany, i mean i dont need them im british :p
I hope this works better than Vidzone.
That only shows a black screen and no video
Looks goooood! Another nice app for PS3
Oh, this looks cool. Def will check this out when it appears.
Quote: "Efe Cakarel – Hello. The service is exclusive to PS3. Nordic countries are part of the launch, and we are in Cannes closing some major distribution deals in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Finland. Expect to watch great films instantly on your PS3 this Fall."
Sweet! Can't wait
Sounds interesting, looking forward to more details.
What a great little application. Can't wait to try it out
Looks really interesting, I hope it can compete with Headweb.
I have some opinions on those frogs.
It just happened
I call this the service made for me.
Thanks it's actually a feature i am now anticipating more than the release of Monkey Island.
The PS3-owning, film loving part of me is liking this very much. The part of me that works in the DVD rental game not so much…
I jest of course – this is great news.
Looking at the trailer.. did you guys just borrow my DVD collection to make that? Seeing Audition, Hedwig, Sonatine, Naked Lunch, and many more in a 'mainstream' trailer is very promising.
I just hope you'll have enough movies I haven't seen yet
Amazing! I love it when you say "quality over quantity" I'm looking forward to it.
Fantastic news!!
I'm a member of The Auters already and I'm working on a complete Criterion blu-ray collection so this is pretty much perfect news for me.
I really like that you've maintaned the look of The Auters/The Criterion Collection on the MUBI service. So Pleased!!!
This sounds great Finally something nice, movie related, being released to nordic countries also
Outstanding, marvelous, BRILLIANT! Thank you SO much, this is the best VOD service announcement ever!
Original language? subs? excellent movie selection! (mubi! cool japanese name!) if so, this is perfect. What about a subscribe service with a month fee with unlimited access?
Now could you also give us the original languages and subs for the regular video store now?
Love the UI, very polished looking!
I would love to have such service in my country, but unfortunately, difficult to believe that someday we will see this service here.
Sorry for my bad English, it happened because I'm using a translator
This looks promising. Big thank you for including the Nordic countries in your launch of this service, unlike others.
Any information regarding the Video and Audio quality? Will it be in Standard Definition, or can we expect some High Definition content from this service?
Fantastic news! It sounds like an arthouse netflicks. Very excited lets hope we get some decent pricing and eventually HD.
Lets have some dates people!
If you going for quality over quantity then you´ll need Jean-Pierre Jeunet! He is the greatest!
Would be great with free movies=)
One serious suggestion: Able to import ratings from IMDB or filmtipset.se (filmtipset are very open so I think they would be very helpful!)
Sounds pretty good I saw both Audition and Oldboy in that trailer which surprised me.
I'm a lovefilm member and they have a webstreaming service but it's rather limited would you say mubi has better video quality than that? (ie at least looks good enough for tv)
If so I'll consider you for streaming in addition to my current film package.
Thanks for responding and clarifying on the pricing structure, I love that all the films are the same price, great move!
I don't suppose you have any comment on the chances of securing rights from the films shown in the advert for this service? I'd love to be able to stream Ghostdog, Withnail, Audition and Downfall.
Thanks also for clarifying on the SD/HD issue, as I said, the films I'm likely to watch on this are the great character stories rather than summer blockbuster films so the resolution isn't such a big deal to me.
Finally, sorry to ask again, but will the Audio be 5.1?
Sorry if it's a cheeky question, but how much do the film makers get? I love supporting independent cinema and would like to make sure that I'm seeing their work in the way that helps them the most.
i whish the video store had higher priority than this. looks great, but we still dont have a video store for "normal movies".
Wonderful. I really hope Finland gets this too.
Wish Vidzone had the same (awesome) slick interface.
Anyway, incredible movie collection. Very hyped about this. More so than the PlayStation Video Store actually.
Too bad about no HD offerings. I don't get the justification given about it in one of the devs comments. "Not everyone has super fast bandwidth to support HD"? Seriously now, you waiting for EVERYONE to have it before offering HD content? I understand there is enough people ready (and willing to pay) for HD movies.
Forgot to ask something:
Will presence data be supported? Vidzone supports it…
It's part of PSN Premium, right?
@FluBBa – Yeah, lets hope the deals being struck make some diffrence, right now there are not much there (MUBI) being available in Sweden, that I am interested in.
Another GREAT service for PS3.
And There will be the italian ?
Wow this is truly epic! Original languages with subtitles, low prices and I hope a growing selection of good/outstanding movies and even available in my small country AKA Switzerland from the get-go!! Who needs a sub-par Vidstore with no original language and high prices after this hits the PS3?
I've got one question for you, actually two:
– Will it be possible to pause the stream so the buffer can fill up? I fear my crappy 1024Kbit/s connection will fail at seamless playback if not.
– I guess we don't need to pay monthly fees just to be able to rent movies or something crazy like that?
Thanks a lot for this new feature, this really is tremendous news!
It better be not UK only..
Cool! Looking forward to it.
Will they release simultaniasly in all country's or as usual: England, France, Germany and Spain first?
"Which makes MUBI like a small coffee shop"
The Dutch kind? Where you can buy Hasj?
wow. this looks like one heck of a service. I'm totally going to end up watching films every week through this!
awesome! and we get in he countries that matters too!!
Can i select beetween different language subtitles and to watch it in either HD or SD? Surround or Stereo?
Already registered!
Can i pay the movies with my psn money? i've looked on the site and they have only credit card payment
Sounds like a great service if the content offering is extensive enough.
Will the films be subtitled for each country that the service will launched in, for example Finnish subtitles for films that are available in Finland? Can you comment on the availability of local content for each country?
This is great news, I'm looking forward to trying it out once it launches on PS3.
However, I went to your website, and I noticed that most movies (and most of the famous ones) are not available to watch in my area (Finland). I do appreciate that there are some instead of none at all, but I hope you'll be able to bring more of them to Finland in the future, such as ones by Kubrick, Scorsese, Hitchcock, etc.
Any chance of it being launched in South Africa at some point?
this sounds amazing. i'm a huge, huge fan, heard about blinkbox, but don't like that it streams from the ps3 web-browser (which i really dont get on with). i love that there is an emphisis on indendent films / studios, and scorsese is on it? sweet as a nut!!!! hopefully there will be some intergration of major hollywood films as well though? would be missing a trick if you didn't. this really has me excited. cannot wait!
Will finally hopefully be able to watch what movie all the Hitler rants actually come from in terms of screenplay. I'm sure it's a interesting movie despite the numerous times it's been used to take the mick out of Hitler.
Well colour me pink and call me Charlie. That is some sweet service coming to PS3. Any film montage that has a clip of Min-sik Choi about to cut off his tongue in 'Oldboy' is a WIN to me. Can't Wait to try it out.
Well just checked what movies are available right now for Switzerland…hmm not that overwhelmed anymore, hope it will get better over time.
So is The Auteurs, err MUBI, going to be available in the U.S.?
@98 i was thinking that maybe more mainstream movies were needed but had a look at their catalouge and i can honestly say i don't want any 'new' films any more. there are countless classics in there. most of my favourites. my only concern is how many will be available to stream in the uk. on the site i changed to the 'view available in my area' and half of the best films dissppeared. any chance this will be fixed by ps3 launch??
So this is coming to Sweden on launch that's GREAT.Hope it will be with English voice and options for English and Swedish subtitles.
Can't believe this article fails to deliver the simplest of details.
– Availability in EU zones
– Pricing
– Video format, audio channels, language / subtitle options
– DRM limitations
– Bandwidth required for streaming, download available?
– Third parties involved. (I see a "presented by Stella Artois" in a screenshot – are we going to be interrupted by commercials?)
Any chance that from Spain I'll be able to access films with English audio or subtitles? The main problem with the PS Store rentals is that they're all dubbed
iam already subscripted to the Mubis-former Auters-for the fifth month.i tried today to watch a movie from Mubis and told me that PS3 brnowser is not accepted.i know in Greece we have no PSN Videostore,but please informe me if you know will i be able to watch my Mubis movies after the Mubis-PS3 collaboration since in Greece there is no access to PSN Videostore.I would appreciate an answer.thank you in advance
Another video service not available in Poland… swell…
Not interested
Wow, this looks absolutely stunning.
Isn't it a bit cruel to announce it now, but deny us access till Autumn?
Such as where Mubi will be available when it launches — UK, Ireland, France, Italy, Iberia, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux, Nordic countries, Australia and New Zealand. More territories will be announced at a later date.
this is just gay cause it's the same with the videostore announced at a later date. we are still waiting for the videostore in some countries you retarded ppl at sony so we can expect all the non-english ppl 2 wait a year or 2 more 2 get it
Is Czech Republic even beeing considered for future expansion and if so, in which "wave" that would be?
We are used to beeing screwed over by SCEE, having higher prices on PSN that rest of the europe, no vidzone, comic store or first play, so I'm just wondering if this is going to be the rare exception or like usual…
@108 heh I ever forgot about Videostore, I guess there must be couple of key selling features in the west that I can't even think of because we've never been considered nor offered any of those.
There will be Italian as a language?
Sounds great. Cheers for the heads up.
Yeah, i'm so exicted, my wait is over… ohhhhhh (no, wait… *reading again*)… heh, i just forgot that Poland (and few other countries) is not in Europe, still making same mistake… happy watching to European 'Europe' Countries and AustralianNewZealand 'Europe' Countries;)
@aragod – hehe, just get used to it, its the same here;)
luv this feature, soundz SIK! XD
really awesome!
and for once many european countries will have it at launch!
looking forward to more info (what films/pricing).
Awesome. Looking forward to it launching.
Im totally excited for this feature, and I will end up paying the monthly subscription.
Thanks for clarifying Efe, might want to update the article with the information, so users don't have to trawl the comments.
So we must see this like a European version of Netflix? I hope The Netherlands gets added though, I'm pumped for this.
I doubt it i bet it will be out in England for 6 months before it touchs ground in any other country. We still dont have the video store so i started downloading illegally. Now i have over hundred films with a resolution of about 1288 X 544(Average). Which isnt that bad at all like normal TV.So thanks sony for not bringing the video store out cause now i got more money and i have and can get the movies i want. All said and done this MUBI thing sounds good il check it out
I'm so glad It'll launch in Belgium ^^
keep up the good work
When POLAND??????????????????????????????
oh wow…this looks amazing! saw a couple of movies in that trailer that I just would not have expected such as Metropolis
this will def get a visit from me~
what does this offer that BlinkBox doesn't?
Can we expect this in europe? Really? This site right here? Happens to be the european Playstation blog why would they post it here if Sony thought they couldn't bring it to europe?!
High quality movies in low quality defenition.
That is sad.
I own a blu-ray device because I love movies. I want to see it in the best way possible. Why not deliver a standard Sony set?
Once again you forget about the loyal userbase in Poland, it's a bit sad… (for those who don't know, there's no Vidzone, no video store, no nothing)
Any chance Mubi will be available in Russia? Thanks.
YESSSSS! Awesome!
Thank you for including Skandinavia !!
Whatever it costs! I like the type of movies to be distrubuted, that was the reason I was never jealous of the US service…those movies in the US VS I can rent anywhere…on the other hand this is quality! and of course I'm supporting real CINEMA with my wallet!
Looking forward to hear more! Lepipzig I assume
I just read "Local subtitles" which is awesome!!! Movies should be enjoyed in the original language!
Thank you again!!
Dancer in the Dark! Donnie Darko!! Pan's Labyrinth!!!
Those are one of my all-time favourites! Thanks SCEE and MUBI!
"what does this offer that BlinkBox doesn't?"
1- An application 100% supported by SONY's FW updates
2- Integration with XMB
3- Localization and security when shoppping online
4- …what is BlixtBlox…BlinkBox?…have no idea, there you go! Europe is more than only UK hence there are lots of people celebrating this announcement…or are you implying that SCEE should do anything because the UK has already BlixBlox?
Just wondering if I was to take out a subscription through my PS3, could I also watch films through the website on my laptop? i.e when I'm really really bored at work Are the accounts linked?
Wow this service looks great. It's features such as this which lie outside the mainstream in which the PS3 really excels.
Looking forward to it.
Wait why isn't this in the U.S. ? You're from California no? Is it legal issues preventing you from coming in the U.S. cause if it is I have Mr. T over here ready to rip apart some laws.
This is great! one question though
Are English subtiles available on flims that are native English (ie Spoken in English) for those of us who have hearing imparements (ie Deaf).
If you have a large selection of films like that ill be the first one at your door begging to have my £12 taken off me
Will we need a credit card to pay for films or can we use our PS3 account wallet funds
Super cool, we have been waiting a movie/film feature for a long time here in the cold north (scan) to get us through those long and cold winters, so this feature is very welcome.
And if i could, then i would like to ask just one question:
Wount this new feature, be in direct competition with an evt. upcomming Sony Movie feature, mainly the movie feature the the brits got at the moment..?
If you don't know Stanley Kubrick or David Lynch, you should be officially slapped in the face! I'm serious!
And this isn't also available on the PSP because? If its a streaming service, storage isn't a problem and it'd only need a comic store style app?
Just wanted to say this this sounds like a really cool service. The PS3 is really showing it has something for every.
Bravo : )
guys I cant type in the comments section on my PS3 internet browser it doesn't work only the US blog allows you to comment. The only way I can type here on my PS3 is when i type the message in my XMB *create message *section, copy it then refresh the blog page and paste it in the comment box before the page finishes loading otherwise it will never work. Plus the PS3 internet browser doesn't support videos on this blog and the US one aswell what the hell Sony!!!!!
Well, if it's got David Lynch hopefully that means Eraserhead is in there
Delicatessen would be great too, i haven't seen either of those for years.
…Clockwork Orange, Pulp Fiction, The Shining, Blade Runner, Big Lebowski, Fargo, The Seventh Seal (Syvende Inseglet).. anyone know the rest?
Good to see something happening finally when it comes to videostore for europe but I think you should focus on the quality.
You competition is DVD and bluray and quality does matter – a lot to myself.
I have had my 1080p tv for 2,5 years now which is hooked up to a nice 5.1 sound system. I also have a 30Mbit internet connection (aside from my PS3 which can easily store a MPEG4 compressed HD movie downloaded prior to watching…)
I have been ready since ages for HD, many more are too. Why aren't you?
Great feature. I'd love to see this for Greece as well. Do you have any plans for Greece?
This must be a frigging joke. When I choose to show films "available to watch in your area" all I'm left with are turkish, taiwanese, french and scandinavian films and all the films by Coppola, Kubrick, Tarantino, Scorsese, M. Gondry, Ridley Scott, Coen Brothers, David Lynch, etc, are gone. Out of 500 pages I get only 15 of mostly "no name directors" pages for my area? Seriously?
This service yet again is designed to cater for UK audience only and the list of other EU countries is just another smoke screen to shut up the complainers of the ususal disparities among SCEE region countries. When something sounds too good to be true, then it is too good to be true.
..well, that's disappointing. But not exactly unexpected.
Oh, and as we can see – piracy is the culprit here. Not regionally enforced protectionism, in any way at all.
Piracy? Do dutch download pirated movies more than british?
While I love the works of Wong Kar Wai, and obscure Japanese, Chinese and Korean films in general, I do not see the point of this application. If these films, and not just the awful produce of Hollywood, we're out in the Video Store in the first place, there'd be no need for this, seemingly completely the same, application.
Wait, hang on, we can watch ad-sponsored films for FREE? Hey, that actually does sound good. But then, why not just introduce this good idea to the Video Store in the first place for this genre of film?
Oh, so 2046, a Wong Kar-Wai movie, is only available in Australia and New Zeland. Well forget it then.
wow,it does sound great,but wot about uks broadband providers,how will this come down with them,wot if its the evening and we all know the people without fiber optic or cable our broadband is slow in the evenings,will they allows us to still stream at any point of the day without any breakups artifacts lag etc? shouldnt think so,good for fiber and cable users that have that whole 20mb or 50mb
Please, please, please make this available in Hungary. I'd kill for a service like this! Being a UK citizen but living in Budapest means I miss out on all the cool stuff.
Will it be available in Spain in Original voice as well? Unlike the Video store that only has films in Spanish and not VOS?
Im English and live in spain, I can speak and watch films in Spanish, i just dont want to. I want it in the original version as do many Spanish people too, my wife being one of them.
A choice between local and original language would make Sony very popular in many european countries accross many applications. It cant be so difficult to do either.
Looks very interseting by the way.
B3yond awsome!
when poland
At last, videostreaming service for Norway (and the other Nordic countries). This will be great. Can't wait for the launch.
Is there any that countries that don't have the PS Store will get this?
Yay! Nordic Countries at launch ^^, at least a video streaming service for Sweden thank you SCEE and MUBI!, really looking forward to this. I heard that the swedish film (låt den rätte komma in) should be there as a launch film) hehe.
:O missing scenes! now I am even more excited about this!
Cheaper than apple tv?
cooooooool is there just certain types of movies
J. H. Christ in a chicken basket! It launches in Switzerland? I can't believe it.
I really hope you guys can find the time to answer my questions:
first of all, let me congratulate you with this great initiative. But I really think you guys should have given it more thought:
resolution: sd? The ps3 is advertised as THE machine for HD materials and the movies are only in SD? I've got an hd tv years ago and even upgraded to a 50″ full hd.
sound: stereo? No dts or dd? Even my old dvd's have dts or dolby digital soundtracks.
Regarding sound and resolution: in The Netherlands it's legal to download (not upload) movies. Why should I pay for an inferior product when I can just download a better quality of the movie for free. I want to support the industry, but then the quality should be at least on par with what you can find on the internet.
Movies available: I live in The Netherland and I can't watch most of the movies. Yes I know David Lynch but NO I can't watch ANY of his movies with Mubi. That kinda misses the point don't you think?
When POLAND???????????????????
ok tried to watch a few others
– Citizen Kane
– A space odyssey
– the godfather
– a clockwork orange
– dr Strangelove
– pulp fiction
– seven samurai
– vertigo
NONE where available to watch? So we have the resolution and sound issues I've discussed before, but even these legendary movies are not watchable??!?
Will this take over from the PS Stores Video service?? at prices like you guys offer ,,, I hope so lol
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I hope that you know that the Faroe Islands is a part of the danish kingdom and the nordic countries, we just use an other IP. So please dont filter out our IP.
Kind regards
may I ask, please answer me. What is all these festival movie thing? I browse around movie websites that covers stories on international movies, they keep talking about movie festival. I ask them and no one answers:/
Anyway, I'm up for this!
I don't know what the pricing will be, but I hope it has a rent and buy function. So with this feature, it should sort of decrease the use of piracy.
Make this happen, Ong Bak 3 was just released! I wanna watch it!
Just joined the site, so much films that i need to see and so litle time…
And almost all of them aren't avilibel… (man i can't spell XD)
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Use of a hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier in the treatment of severe anemia. | |
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BACKGROUND: Hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers hold promise for the treatment of acute anemia. CASE: We report a patient with severe dysfunctional uterine bleeding. During her hospitalization, her lowest hemoglobin level was 3.1 g/dL, with a hematocrit of 9.3%. An investigational product, o-raffinose cross-linked human hemoglobin solution (hemoglobin raffimer), was infused along with ongoing high-dose recombinant human erythropoietin and estrogen. The time until the patient's own hematopoiesis provided sufficient red blood cell mass was successfully managed by reducing oxygen demand and providing multiple hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier infusions. After hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier administration, transient pulmonary hypertension and fever were noted. She was discharged after corrective surgery 7 days after hemoglobin-based oxygen carrier administration with a hemoglobin level of 7.8 g/dL. CONCLUSION: The hemoglobin level-based oxygen carrier improved oxygen delivery and permitted uterine corrective surgery. |
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November 25, 2008 - City Controller Alan Butkovitz releases Subway Safety: Protecting our Citizens - October 2008
Contact: Harvey M. Rice Butkovitz Releases Audit of Subway Security
Butkovitz stated, "As a result of Sean Conroy's tragic death, my office conducted a comprehensive review of SEPTA's subway security and the authority's ability to protect commuters who ride the subway." Butkovitz added: "Youth violence and homelessness are significant security challenges for both SEPTA and city police. Fifty percent of all serious crime on the transit system is committed by youth. Disorderly conduct crimes increased over thirty per cent since the introduction of the student TransPass. It is estimated 15,000 Philadelphia school students are reported as truant by the School District. Truancy and crime on the transit system are connected. As reported in The Inquirer just two weeks ago, the students who attacked Sean Conroy had a significant number of truancy infractions. In the last school year, the number of truants detained by police increased 4 percent. In the last two school years, the number of students removed from the transit system in truancy sweeps increased at an average annual rate of 8 percent. With the advent of the student TransPass, truants are free to roam the transit system from 6 A.M. to 7 P.M. There is no limit on the number of rides. "Until SEPTA establishes a new fare system that can limit the number of daily rides, we highly recommend that the transit authority eliminate the student TransPass and return to tokens and paper transfers. We also recommend that SEPTA explore smart card technology to facilitate the monitoring of transit usage and to eliminate the need for weekly TransPass distribution", Butkovitz stated. Butkovitz also stated, "We would also like to publicly urge the School District to do its part to tighten up its disciplinary policies regarding student behavior on public transportation – as well as ensuring that school policy and practices do not create unnecessary risk on public transportation. Inadequate planning by the School District has put the riding public at risk. During our review we found that students assigned to CEP-Allegheny, a charter school for violent and disruptive students, were making a four-mile, cross-town trip to the Kendrick Recreation Center in the middle of the school day. The students were making this trip because their school lacked a gymnasium." In March 2008, six CEP-Allegheny students who were on their way to Kendrick brutally assaulted two classmates; one of the victims had his forearm fractured. Prudence would seem to dictate that every effort be made to limit travel time on public transit by high-risk students -- not extend it. "Homelessness is another major problem in the subway concourses. Both SEPTA and Philadelphia Police spend an inordinate amount of time and resources escorting the homeless from the transit system", Butkovitz added. In the first quarter of this year, officers escorted 17,000 homeless people out of the transit system. Instead of performing this function, Philadelphia and SEPTA police officers could be better utilized in fighting crime. Butkovitz recommended that: SEPTA initiate crime mapping, rollout its new CAD system as soon as possible, and provide its officers with PDAs. All three devices will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of management information and staff deployment. City should install surveillance cameras in the city's subway concourse and enclose the phone wires in conduit to make them tamper-resistant and mark the phones with florescent red-and-yellow paint and strobe lights to make them easier to locate. City should consider installing security kiosks in both the Market Street and Broad Street Concourses. The placement of kiosks on the Temple University campus reduced crime in the vicinity by eighty percent. Butkovitz concluded, " Crime and public safety on our transit system are major quality-of-life issues for the hundreds of thousands of Philadelphians who use the subway and elevated systems each day. It is critically important that SEPTA, the City of Philadelphia and the School District move quickly to address the issues raised in our audit report. |
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2013 Illinois Licenses: 2013 Illinois hunting, fishing and sportsman's combination licenses are required as of April 1. The 2013 licenses are available from DNR Direct license and permit vendors, online through the IDNR website
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Powerton Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area - Tazewell County: The IDNR has been informed by Powerton Lake owner Midwest Generation that due to snow events and wet conditions over the winter the current levee tree removal project time needs to be extended. Midwest Generation has asked that Powerton Lake SFWA remain closed to all public access through May 2. Powerton Lake SFWA is now scheduled to open for public use at 6 a.m. on Friday, May 3. Should the necessary levee maintenance and repairs be complete ahead of schedule, the lake could potentially open sooner.
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Science Series on April 10: The Ill. St. Museum's monthly science series program for April – to be held in the Thorne Deuel Auditorium at the Museum – is Between Two Rivers, a documentary film about Cairo, Illinois. Cairo's tumultuous past is cast against the latest crisis to afflict the community: the record-breaking floods of the spring of 2011, when the rising Ohio and Mississippi Rivers threatened to destroy the town, forcing an emergency evacuation. The documentary was filmed, edited, and directed by Jacob Cartwright and Nick Jordan. Following the film, there will be a brief question and answer period. Admission is free, but tickets must be picked up in the lobby of the Museum the evening of the program as seating is limited to 180. For more information, phone 217-782-0061. The program is on Wed., April 10 at 7 p.m. at the Illinois State Museum, 502 S. Spring, Springfield.
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Handler at a 2009 Golden Globe Awards party
Born | New York City, New York, U.S. |
January 10, 1961
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1981–present |
Spouse(s) | Elisa Atti (m. 2003) |
Evan Handler (born January 10, 1961) is an American actor who is best known for playing Charlie Runkle, Hank Moody's comically bumbling friend and agent, on Californication (2007–2014) and Harry Goldenblatt, a divorce attorney and later husband of Charlotte York on Sex and the City (2002–2004).
Early life[edit]
Handler was born in New York City, to secular Jewish[1][2] parents, the son of Enid Irene, a mental health administrator, and Murry Raymond Handler, an agency owner and advertising designer.[3] He was raised in the Town of Cortlandt, New York, near Croton-on-Hudson, New York, and attended Hendrick Hudson High School in Montrose, New York.[3]
After graduating from high school a year early, he moved to New York City and worked as an intern at the Chelsea Theater Center. During that time he appeared in the off-Broadway plays "Biography: A Game" and "Strider: The Story of a Horse".[3] He then attended the Juilliard School as a member of the Drama Division's Group 12 (1979–1983), which also included Kevin Spacey,[4] Ving Rhames,[5] and Elizabeth McGovern.[6] Handler left the four-year program after less than two years to accept a role in the 1981 film Taps.[3]
Handler has appeared in television dramas and sitcoms including Six Feet Under, Friends, Law & Order, The West Wing, Miami Vice, Sex and the City, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (as staff writer Ricky Tahoe), Ed, Lost and 24. He was a co-star in the ABC sitcoms It's Like, You Know... and Hot Properties and starred in the ill-fated FOX sitcom Woops!.
He has also appeared in several major feature film roles, including Ransom, 1996; The Chosen, 1981; Sweet Lorraine, 1987; and Taps, 1981.
In 2000, Handler portrayed Larry Fine in the made-for-TV biopic The Three Stooges. Handler has been most recently seen on Californication where he plays Charlie Runkle, the best friend and agent to David Duchovny's character, Hank Moody.
In 1991, Handler famously walked off stage during the first act of a performance of the Broadway play, I Hate Hamlet after co-star Nicol Williamson broke choreography during a swordfighting scene and struck Handler on the backside.[7] Handler responded later, stating, "I removed myself from the production because from the first day of rehearsals I have endured the show's producers condoning Nicol Williamson's persistent abusiveness to other cast members." Handler's understudy continued the performance, for which Gregory Peck and Elaine Stritch were in attendance.[8]
Handler is also an author. His first book, Time On Fire: My Comedy of Terrors, tells the story of his unlikely recovery from acute myeloid leukemia in his mid-twenties. His second, It's Only Temporary...The Good News and the Bad News of Being Alive, tells the story of his long journey toward gratitude in the years after his illness. The book was released in May 2008. Handler has written for several nationally distributed magazines, including ELLE, O, the Oprah Magazine, and Mirabella. Handler contributes regularly to The Huffington Post.
Personal life[edit]
Evan married Elisa Atti, an Italian-born chemist, in 2003, and they have a daughter, Sofia Clementina Handler (born January 17, 2007).
Handler has a brother Lowell and a sister Lillian. Lowell Handler, a writer and photographer, is the author of the book Twitch & Shout: A Touretter's Tale[9] and the star, narrator, and associate producer of the Emmy-nominated PBS television documentary Twitch & Shout, in which Evan appeared.[10]
- ^ Silverman, Stephen M. (2003-10-16). "Evan Handler Leads Celeb Marrying Spree". People. Retrieved 2012-05-06.
- ^ Andrea, Waxman (2008-10-29). "Evan Handler: In spite of being doomed, we might as well have a few laughs". The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle. Retrieved 2012-05-06.
- ^ a b c d "Evan Handler Biography". Yahoo Movies!.
- ^ "Alumni News". The Juilliard School. September 2008. Archived from the original on 2011-11-11.
- ^ "Alumni News". The Juilliard School. April 2010. Archived from the original on 2011-11-11.
- ^ "Alumni News". The Juilliard School. October 2011. Archived from the original on 2011-11-11.
- ^ "Actor was sword of volatile". The New York Post. January 26, 2012.
- ^ "'I Hate Hamlet' Co-Star Walks Out". The New York Times. May 4, 1991.
- ^ Handler, Lowell (2004). Twitch and Shout: A Touretter's Tale. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press. p. 256. ISBN 978-0-8166-4451-3.
- ^ Lowell Handler at the Internet Movie Database
External links[edit]
- Official website
- Evan Handler at the Internet Movie Database
- Evan Handler talks about being crass on Sex and the City, being Jewish, and his bout with leukemia
- Evan Handler: Living Through It


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Neue Chalkogenolatkomplexe : Synthesen sowie strukturelle und spektroskopische Untersuchungen / New chalcogenolate complexes
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New chalcogenolate-complexes
Syntheses as well as structural and spectroscopical researches
This dissertation examines reactions that lead to the synthese of new chalcogenolate complexes. 2-propanchalkogenolat was used as ligand system, that particularly fits into this system. The reaction of this ligands with metalsalts demonstrate some types of homometallic complexes [M2(EiPr)6]2- (M = Mn, Fe, Zn; E = S, Se) that were used as precursors. The bi-nuclear chalcogenolate complexes were used in further reactions by transposing other metal species as precursor. The fact of the matter is that new ways of synthese should show a determined synthesis of heterometallic complexes.
It was possible to synthetize and characterize heterometallic chalcogenolate complex-anions [Zn3Cu(SiPr)6Cl3]2-, [Zn4Cu4(SiPr)12S]2-, [Zn4Cu4(SeiPr)12Se]2- and [Zn5Cu3(SeiPr)12Se]- with the aid of the developed strategies of synthese.
The synthesis of the complex-anion [Mn2Mo(SiPr)8]- shows that the same strategy of synthese, which was actually used to connect metals coordinated in tetrahedral manner with trigonal-planar coordinated CuSR3-fragments, can also be used to connect coordination-polyeder of other geometry. The tetrahedral Mn(SiPr)4-sub-units are over opposite-lying squares of Mo(SiPr)6-octahedron connected to a linear tri-nuclear complex-anion. This complex-anion is the first homoleptic thiolate-complex, which contains molybdän in the oxidation-state +3.
This systematical research and synthesis or the integration of complexes ,respectively, of this work and further literature describing complexes lead primarily to a composition of a superior principle that can be put with multi-nuclear heterometallic-chalcogenolate complex in one similiar structural context.
This principle is able to ordinate all cubelike complexes with M8µ-ER12-framework: one central chalcogenide- or halogenide-core is surrounded by a M8-metal-cage, which is more or less pulled cubical. This cage is enclosed by an exterior icosahedral or cuboctahedral µ-SR12-polyhedron.
Bibliographical Information:
Advisor:Prof. Dr. Günter Geismar; Prof. Dr. Gerald Henkel
School:Universität Duisburg-Essen, Standort Essen
School Location:Germany
Source Type:Master's Thesis
Keywords:chemie universitaet duisburg essen
Date of Publication:05/26/2004