"movie content" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the material in a movie, such as its storyline, scenes, dialogue, and other elements. For example: "The movie content was not as sophisticated as I had hoped for in such a highly-rated film."
They are based on movie content, not race".
Anna Sturgeon, 27, a movie content reviewer from Cincinnati, agrees.
Mr. Crupnick estimated that 30 million people buy songs through iTunes while about 3 million acquire television and movie content from the store.
The Matsushita system now has a capacity of 100 hours of movie content and about 50 CD's, said Kevin Munday, the company's manager of technical marketing.
The Japanese consumer electronics giant, which owns Sony Pictures, is not expected to put its movie content directly on the devices but will probably have a link to a digital store.
One big reason for Apple's failure to gain traction in television is that Apple TV has not had a compelling source of television and movie content that allows the product to stand out.
"The business to produce movie contents can be full of uncertainties, but distribution is not".
But most of Indonesia's 240m people have preferred chat shows and Hollywood movies, content that the economy has been doing well, growing by 4.5% last year.
"I lump movies and entertainment in the same category as drugs and alcohol," said Rodney Gustafson, a syndicated columnist and creator of GradingtheMovies.com, a Web site that gives details about movies' content, including sex, violence and profanity.
BSkyB vowed today to "use all available legal avenues" to challenge the communications regulator's plans to force it to sell its sports and movies content to rivals at regulated prices.
AOL executives demonstrated a host of new offerings, including access to some video clips from Warner Brothers movies, content from Time Inc. publications, and songs from Warner Brothers music available to download for 99 cents each.
