Designed to appeal to Break's audience of young guys, the service's expected cache of about 15 films will include "Ghostbusters," "Men in Black" and "The Fifth Element."

"A recent survey told us that 60% of men ages 18 to 34 like watching full-length movies online," said Huan Le, vice president of business development at Los Angeles-based Break Media.

The service, while long considered by Break, could not have occurred until its premium sponsor Sony Electronics stepped up to the plate, Le added.

Sony Electronics has signed on as the service's exclusive sponsor through January. Financial terms of the media buy were not disclosed.

Break Media has multiple partnerships with premium content providers--including Hulu, G4 and TruTV--for advertisers to buy against content distributed across its network of sites, reaching some 60 million men worldwide.

"This all ties into our strategy of attracting premium sponsorship with premium content," Le said.

In January, Break launched three new branded properties and the Break Men's Ad Network to create Break Media, a vehicle for advertisers to reach the 18- to-34-year-old men's audience online.

To date, brands including Universal Pictures, Axe Vice, Paramount, Verizon, Lionsgate, Sony Pictures, HBO and Disney have partnered with Break.

Break's page views have grown 26% from August through September, according to comScore Video Metrix.

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