There's a new app that's just come out that allows one to download the films Inception and The Dark Knight.
Warner Bros. made the first app - in which a major studio has made films available for downloading within a freestanding application - on February 16.
Now Christopher Nolan's films can be viewed from one's iPhone or iPad. Normally these films would only be attainable through services such as the Apple's iTunes Store or Wal-Mart's Vudu.
The new apps for the films Inception and The Dark Knight include bonus features including games and soundtracks, along with Facebook and Twitter capabilities to directly post-movie lines from the film.
There are also free versions of the apps that include the first five minutes of each movie.
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