Late last month, Apple rolled out the iTunes Music Store to twelve new European countries. Now they’ve done the same for the iTunes Movie Store, so if you’re Bulgarian, Czech, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Slovakian, Slovenian or from Cyprus, hey, go nuts!
[via MacTrast]
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17 responses to “iTunes Movie Store Comes To 13 New EU Countries”
hehe:
“if you’re Bulgarian, Czech, Estonian, Latvian, Lithuanian, Maltese, Polish, Slovakian, Slovenian or from Cyprus,”
I think the word you’re looking for is Cypriot ;)
Yeah, yeah, yeah. I can’t download it with Polish subtitles or sound. Cholera! (Damnit!)
NNordic countries got movies few weeks ago and still no subtitles. Fail!
Portugal also got it!
Croatia still waiting :(
It’s nice to have movie finaly available for us here in Czech Republic. Unfortunately – no Czech Subtitles – No problem for me but I think that this is dealbreaker for most people here.
I’m in Portugal and we’ve also just got it but it’s a miserable choice of movies to start with.
I’ll be sticking to my UK and USA accounts for a while yet.
Pricing isn’t cheap here either at 4.99 euros for a rental. That’s way to expensive for a struggling economy like ours and will only serve to keep the pirates busy.