Summary The service is only offered in the United States for now, Warner said.
NEW YORK (AFP) - Warner Bros on Tuesday unveiled a new streaming television subscription service to give viewers access to its archive of productions dating back to the 1920s.
Warner Archive Instant features films including Laurel and Hardy s "Bonnie Scotland," the 1960s comedy "Where the Boys Are," the 1959 horror classic "The Mummy" and television s 1950s series "The Adventures of Superman."
The service, which is priced at $10 a month after a free trial, allows consumers to watch on a computer or via the Roku streaming television box.
"There will be more of everything as we re trying to strike a balance," the company said in a tweet. "Stay tuned and join when you like the programming."
The service is only offered in the United States for now, Warner said.
