Four Years?
Whole empires have risen and disappeared into obscurity in the time it took to put that report together.
The UK Competition Commission's four-year probe into Sky Movies has shifted gear, with the agency acknowledging that the market has changed significantly since it produced its interim judgment last summer. Back then, the Commission decreed that Sky's "first-window" deals (technically referred to as the FSPTW or 'First …
OK, lets try comparing...
Looking at the main SKY Movies available:
Senna: Not available to stream on LoveFilm, Netflix will not even tell me if they have it without my credit card details
Faster: No stream on LoveFilm, Netflix can't find out without giving credit card details
The Green Hornet: No stream on LoveFilm, Netfilx = same again
HP and the Prisoner of Azkaban: LoveFilm = no stream, Netflix = not even bothering
The Help: LoveFilm = OMG! LoveFilm have this one!
Breaking Dawn, Pt 1: LoveFilm = no stream
Love and Other Drugs: Lovefile = no stream
The Roommate: LoveFilm = no stream
Insomnia: LoveFilm = no stream
Eat, Pray, Love: LoveFilm = no stream
The Dilemma: LoveFilm = no stream
Let Me In: LoveFilm = no stream
Gave up looking after that
As a netflix customer I can answer that...
Senna = not on netflix
Faster = not so much
The Green Hornet = no
Happy Potter = no...
...you get the hint?
(but I still love netflix and watch it more than my Sky box now (although I haven't movies on my Sky Sub and I don't really watch movies much, so it's mostly comedy and TV series that I never saw on TV for me...)
And we all know that the only way to get a decent Netflix experience is to use the <cough> work-around method to obtain Netflix US.
Senna in HD there + other treats as well.
The Evil Murdoch Empire must be congratulated for congealing the UK movie market as it has.
Hardly surprising that movie piracy is still as popular as ever.