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Why someone would pay you to watch movies Cheesy

? Unless it's full of ads (and I just say no thanks) I don't think that it would be possible

In the developed countries people are ready to pay for intellectual labor. Even non-material things should be paid, especially if they are of good quality. ITunes made a fortune selling intellectual labor. I think that many people would be ready to pay.

As I know they plan to start with poor countries, positive thing - it's that they can quickly become popularity in this region showing free training and documentary films, and from other hand is that in these countries there are not many rich people who can willing to spend money to this service.

Yes, they plan to focus on underdeveloped countries at first. I think Chris mentioned maybe Asia as starting region in the AMA?

Something like that, I've heard it somewhere so you are probably right

Yes, Asia will probably the region where they start and Christian's reasoning for this choice makes perfect sense: smartphone users, lots of people with English language skills and mostly unbanked.

Do you think the English language skills of most of the Asians are good enough to watch movies/series in English? Otherwise, it would be really necessary that the content provider offers also the necessary subtitles.

I think its good enough to understand the movie. But the older people in Asia maybe will enjoy asian subtitles.