Now YouTube starts to offer you films

Saturday 08 October 2011 00:00 BST

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The internet video giant YouTube is launching a UK film rental service after sealing deals with distributors and studios such as Sony, Universal and Warner Brothers.

Users will be able to rent more than 1,000 films – from Red Riding Hood to The Meaning Of Life – online.

The films will be streamed online, so customers will need an internet connection to be able to watch.

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