Google TV

Imagine having all your favorite streaming services seamlessly integrated into one convenient app. With Google TV, previously known as Play Movies & TV, this dream becomes a reality, offering you a centralized hub for all your entertainment needs. Here’s what Google TV brings to the table:

Discover Your Next Binge-Worthy Series or Movie

Google TV boasts an impressive catalog of over 700,000 movies and TV episodes, meticulously organized by topics and genres. Whether you're in the mood for a suspenseful thriller or a light-hearted comedy, you can easily sift through your options. The platform provides personalized recommendations based on your viewing history and current trends across the services you're subscribed to. Plus, a quick search feature allows you to check which streaming apps have the titles you're eager to watch.

Stay Updated with the Latest Releases

Craving the newest blockbusters or trending TV shows? The Shop tab within Google TV lets you buy or rent the latest releases instantly. Once purchased, these titles are stored in your Library, ready for you to download and enjoy offline. Whether you're on your laptop, Android phone, tablet, or watching on your TV via Google TV or Play Movies & TV, your entertainment is just a few clicks away.

Organize Your Entertainment with Ease

Found something intriguing but not ready to watch it yet? Simply add it to your Watchlist. This feature syncs across all your devices, so whether you're using your TV, phone, or laptop, you can keep track of your discoveries and watch them at your convenience. Plus, you can add to your Watchlist from any browser, making it super easy to manage your future viewing plans.

Your Phone: The Ultimate Remote

Lost your remote? No problem. Google TV turns your phone into a handy remote control, complete with a built-in keyboard for effortless searching and typing. Say goodbye to the hassle of entering complex passwords or movie titles on your TV; your phone has got you covered.

*Note that Pantaya is exclusively available in the US. Additionally, separate subscriptions may be required for certain streaming services or to access specific content.*