ITunes is on its way to adding more movie content. Paramount and Fox are moving towards making more of their titles there, and to kick things off if you hit iTunes right now, you can download all of Juno.
While Fox doesn’t have definite plans to offer more movies for download, but their reps tell Variety that it’s likely. I’d say it’s almost essential. With places like Hulu already offering full movies for online viewing (and for free), making them available for download from iTunes seems inevitable. In fact, I can’t believe this isn’t already happening. It seems natural.
So if you’re one of those people who weren’t put off by Rain Wilson’s terrible dialogue, then hop on over to iTunes and spend $14.99 on last year’s most popular Oscar nominated flick . Sorry Daniel Planview, people would rather drink Juno’s milkshake. Are we tired of the milkshake thing yet? Good.
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