Tubi, the Fox Corporation’s ad-supported streaming service, announced the company has expanded its content offering in Canada with the addition of over 200 movies to its video-on-demand library in territory. With newly executed library content deals with global studios NBCUniversal, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Warner Bros. Discovery– Tubi viewers in Canada now have access to a slate of franchise blockbusters, classic cinematic hits and fan favorite movies.
Movies currently available from NBCUniversal on Tubi include: "The girl on the train" "8 Mile", "Dune (1984)" as well as the "Halloween" and "Back to the future" franchises, with titles from the "Despicable me", "Jurassic Park," "The Mummy" and "Fast and furious" franchises coming soon.
Sam Harowitz, VP of Content Acquisition and Partnerships at Tubi Referenced the growth of the platform's catalog:“The growth of Tubi’s film library allows viewers to go deep into the movies they love and complements the increasingly diverse mix of premium content that we offer Canadian viewers. Over the past month, Tubi has announced that hotly-anticipated TV series such as BBC’s 'Boarders' ITV’s thriller 'Dead hot' and Fremantle’s 'Big mood' will be exclusively available on the platform in Canada. We are dedicated to partnering with industry leading content providers who have the breadth and scale of movies and series that appeal to our diverse viewers," noted.
David Salmon, Executive Vice President and Managing Director, International, at Tubi expressed himself in the same sense:“Audiences have become increasingly sophisticated in their expectations around the content they consume on streaming services,” said D “We are thrilled to be able to add even more blockbuster content for our users to enjoy in Canada. We know users are looking for choice, personalization, and great value, and we believe Tubi is market-leading in all three. These content deals, with our amazing studio partners, allow us to continue to delight our fast-growing Canadian user base," stated.
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