Can I store movie on icloud

I have the movie "Frozen" on my IPAD AIR.  Can I store it in the ICLOUD?

If it was purchased through itunes than it should be available in the store for re-download.
If a digital download froma DVD site etc, then no.
You can stream some itunes content from the cloud but it requires a stable wifi connection and I have not exactly figured out what the requirments are I simply have some content that streams and some that does not.
If you want to watch offline, (Airpland and such) then it must be available on your pad.

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