The deal sees DreamWorks supplying Video Networks pay-per-view channel Film 1st with the latest blockbuster releases including the recent films 'The Terminal' and 'The Stepford Wives'.
The HomeChoice service has recently been expanded and will have a potential reach of 2.4m homes by June 2005.
Jonathan Sykes, managing director content and strategy at Video Networks, said: "The new movies will enable Video Networks to continue to offer its customers the latest and greatest film content and reinforces Film 1st's position as a leading movie channel in the market."
HomeChoice recently launched a £2m marketing campaign to push its service and 80-plus digital channels.
The creative builds around the "Demand More" tagline and focuses on how HomeChoice offers more than 1,000 on-demand movies, and channels including Sky Sports and Sky Movies, TV programmes on demand and a replay service.
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