Netflix is not everything when you love movies and know the DVD experience. And when you are a movie buff, the additional material that can only be seen on DVDs and blu-rays (which include, of course, interviews and rich content for fans), isn't possible to acquire in any streaming platform.

'Sometimes going to the theatre is not an option', says Veronica Sanchez, executive editor of Tomatazos. In the case of Tomatazos, through its database of films, series, critics, actors, directors and other actors involved in the film sector, adding to its initial value proposal (content based or derived from the famous Tomatometer, which qualifies films according to the opinion of critics) seeks to add extra value by indexing to their database the possibility of DVDs and blu-ray rentals through Vidbox. While (the official Spanish-language version of Rotten Tomatoes in Latin America) is concerned with inducing a taste for film criticism and passion for the seventh art, Vidbox ventures into a disruptive model for spectators who want a new experience in the consumption of audiovisual products. Their interest is clear: to gradually attract the attention of the economically active Internet user who searches for audiovisual entertainment particularly cinematographic and television series (YouTubers, please go on). Busca Corp., a leading digital entertainment network based in La Jolla, CA and with offices in Tijuana, Mexico City, Bogota, and Santiago de Chile, announced today that it has signed an agreement with Vidbox Mexico with the objective of growing both brands in Mexican territory and expand both the number of users of its platforms.

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