They’ve also stated that both sites will remain up and running and will continue to be their own entities. In fact, Fandango will be integrating its services into the Flixster app, but no word ...

The app has banner ads, ticket sales are powered by Fandango, and Showtimes’ movie review scores are simply an average of the scores found in the Flixster app.

Apparently, Fandango will allow the two services to remain consumer-facing brands, and it looks like the Flixster app will be the first to receive any major changes, as it will support Fandango ...

Fandango and Flixster's mobile apps have been downloaded over 100 million times, according to Warner Bros.

Fandango will be extending its ticketing capabilities to the Flixster app, which has been installed more than 50 million times, in the coming months.

Consolidation is in the air. Fandango, the company behind that app or site you load up to order movie tickets online, has decided to purchase both Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes. This will give ...

Apps Fandango just bought Rotten Tomatoes and Flixster February 17, 2016 - 10:21 pm Fandango has just acquired movie hub Flixster, which happens to owns Rotten Tomatoes, a popular review aggregator.

Fandango will be extending its ticketing capabilities to the Flixster app in the coming months. Together, Flixster and Fandango's mobile app downloads total more than 100 million.

Flixster Video, which lets people access their UltraViolet movie collection, is not part of the deal, but will transition its users over to the new Fandango service later this year before closing ...

Fandango said Flixster and Rotten Tomatoes will remain consumer-facing brands and that it'll be adding its ticketing capabilities to the Flixster app in the coming months.

Flixster has more than 50 million app installs and Fandango will be extending its ticketing capabilities to the Flixster app in the coming months. Together, Flixster and Fandango's mobile app ...