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Coming to the really, really small screen
Forget wasting time by text messaging everyone you know -- soon, you'll be able to flip your phone open and relax with the "Karate Kid." The movie, along with other titles like "Bugsy" and "Ghostbusters," will be among the first offered through a new service on certain AT&T phones next month. Sony Pictures Television says it will become the first Hollywood studio to offer full-length flicks by cell phone. The titles available will have already made their theatrical, DVD and TV runs. AT&T says it still doesn't know how much it will charge for the package.
Posted by Melissa Kaplan on April 1, 2008 2:58 AM PT | Permalink
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