FandangoNOW November 2016: Stream ‘Suicide Squad,’ ‘The Secret Life Of Pets’ And More

Lauren Keating, Tech Times 21 October 2016, 09:10 am

For those who are true movie buffs looking for a platform that would allow them to stream the most recent released blockbusters, there is no better service to check out than FandangoNOW. That's because it has the hookup to provide its users with the most popular titles right after they finish their run in theaters.

If you thought Fandango was good for just movie theater tickets, think again.

Users pay absolutely nothing to use the platform, and instead pay per title with the option to buy or rent to watch at anytime, anywhere since the service is available for iOS, Android, Roku, Chromecast and smart TVs.

FandangoNOW has a catalog of more than 40,000 titles, which include both movies and TV series. Its library includes recently added titles like Bad Moms, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Ghostbusters and Independence Day: Resurgence, along with trending shows like Supergirl and Jane the Virgin.

And after checking out the Flash Sales for Halloween that include Hocus Pocus in HD for the limited-time price of $9.99, or other horror favorites like Ouija and Friday the 13th for $1.99, users must check out the upcoming lineup for November.

FandangoNOW is adding lots of movies you probably can't wait to finally stream (or re-watch again after their theatrical release) like the anti-hero film Suicide Squad and action thriller Jason Bourne.

Perfect for the whole family are the animated films Kubo and the Two Strings starring the voices of Charlize Theron and Matthew McConaughey, about a young child who accidentally summons a spirit and goes on a quest to save his family and find his destiny, as well as comedy The Secret Life of Pets that reveals what cats and dogs are up to when their owners aren't around.

The other animated movie coming to the platform is Sausage Party, but although this is also a comedy, make sure this one is saved for adults only.

Other movies being added include the creepy thriller Don't Breathe, the magical Pete's Dragon and the crime film War Dogs.