Fandango Movie for the G1 Google Phone is an application that allows you to watch movie trailers, view fan ratings, use the phone's GPS to find a theater that is closest to you and see which movies they are playing If you download or upgrade the Fandango app today, they will waive the service fee on in-app movie ticket purchases through March 7 2010.

It wasnt long ago that Fandango release a BlackBerry app. It covered the basics, allowing you to browse movies and purchase tickets for pickup at the theater. With more and more theaters having digital kiosks for purchase and pick-up, this was an excellent feature. The next step, then, was to turn your BlackBerry into your actual ticket. Fandango is all over that, rolling out the first phase this ...

TUAW noted yesterday that the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), a popular source for information on movies and TV, has released a dedicated iPhone application [App Store, Free]. The application allows access to IMDb's full offerings, boasting...

This should please movie aficionados. Bla1ze @CrackBerry spotted the release of Flixter’s BlackBerry app in App World. The app is a huge improvement over their previous web shortcut and works pretty well. It will even help you find movie times using your built in GPS. Get details for the top box office movies Browse ...

Sure we've seen iPhone apps in the App Store that let us change our Netflix queue on the go. These are useful when someone brings up a movie you'd like to see, or you can't remember the details about that DVD you have sitting next to your TV. How many times have you wanted to actually watch movies on your instant queue? Although the iPhone suffers from a small screen and non-removab...

At the beginning of January 2010, an application called Poynt was being demoed at CES. The app, which debuted on Blackberry, is a location-based application. The app allows users to locally search for people, businesses, movies, and restaurants based on your location (GPS). When users locate a person, business, movie, or restaurant, they can move the iPhone to their face, as in making a phone call...

Today Amazon released the IMDb app for iPhone. The new application, which is free, provides you a mobile version of the popular website that is all things movie and television.  In the app you can search for movies, actors, view trailers and photos as well as get box office information. The IMDb app is free in the App Store

I guess now I can say I’ve seen everything. The idea behind RunPee web service, and the corresponding iPhone application (costs $0.99), is to help people have a restroom break while watching a movie. Let’s face it, every movie has a part which you can easily miss and still get the movie’s main point. Knowing that

IMDb has made it to iPhone! The IMDb application is available now for free on the App Store. Look up every piece of information you could possibly want to know about your favorite movies. The application provides free access to the entire contents of IMDb (Internet Movie Database). No more poking around with Safari to get information. Advertisement: read more

Movies, movies, movies. That is exactly what Fandango hopes to corner on your Android phone and theyve made a good start with the beta application that they just released to Android Market. The description from the market reads: The ultimate movie-ticketing destination can now be found (in beta version) on your Android Phone. Watch trailers.