Todo Movies App Reminds You Of Upcoming Movies Michael Lee, June 14, 2012June 14, 2012 I recently became the proud owner of an iPhone. With so many apps at my disposal it’s really hard to choose which ones to download before I max out my GB on it. But I’ll need to make room for an app that allows me to keep track of upcoming films. Hit the jump to find out more. The people over at Taphive GmbH has created Todo Movies, a very simple app that allows you to help keep track of upcoming movies. It does beat searching for upcoming movie on other film-centered apps – most only do it for the upcoming week. It does come at a price though. The app will cost you $0.99. Click here to download to app.Now I am not sure how you can miss an upcoming movie, with all of the TV spots and trailers that come out, its hard not to miss it. But the Todo Movie is a handy way of reminding you that the movie you are anticipating is coming up. A notification will appear on your iPhone reminding you of the movie of your choice. Not only does the app allow you to add your movies, but it also gives some information on it as well. I know I will add it to my iPhone. News Social Networks AppsTodo Movies
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