What movie services do boxing fans use in the UK?

[BornAndBred]

U.S.-based independent filmmaker here with a boxing documentary (Born and Bred) that was never distributed in the UK. I'm trying to figure out what streaming movie services most people use there so I can make it available to U.K. boxing fans. iTunes? Amazon? Another service?

Thanks in advance.

[whiskey]

Youtube

Or are you trying to figure out how to get our money?

We have none.

[jtourettes]

Netflix and/or amazon prime. Think Netflix is the market leader in streaming.

[Datsue]

Anything but cunting iTunes, ta.

[TJ77]

Anything but cunting iTunes, ta.

Good to know cunting gets past the firewall

[Wake up call]

Youtube

Or are you trying to figure out how to get our money?

We have none.

YouTube could still work if they can't get a distributor willing to pay for it.

They can set the video to UK only so it does not effect their distribution Stateside and at least get a few quid in advertising. It's chicken feed (around £1 per 1000 views), but that's better than nothing.

[maverick23]

U.S.-based independent filmmaker here with a boxing documentary (Born and Bred) that was never distributed in the UK. I'm trying to figure out what streaming movie services most people use there so I can make it available to U.K. boxing fans. iTunes? Amazon? Another service?

Thanks in advance.

I use both Amazon Instant and Netflix. What's the documentary about?

[SNG]

U.S.-based independent filmmaker here with a boxing documentary (Born and Bred) that was never distributed in the UK. I'm trying to figure out what streaming movie services most people use there so I can make it available to U.K. boxing fans. iTunes? Amazon? Another service?

Thanks in advance.

I use both Amazon Instant and Netflix. What's the documentary about?

Boxing.