
I know, getting constant updates in your RSS reader with the
99-cent movie of the week on iTunes is pretty sweet and such a nice surprise. But what if you could easily check out all the free video downloads from iTunes? Yes you heard correctly — free downloads on iTunes, they do exist!

Don't get me wrong, I love being able to see a movie I missed in theaters as soon as it becomes available on DVD — don't we all? But in all honesty, it really doesn't bother me if I want to watch it on my cable pay-per-view service and wait a few months after the DVD release. Well according to The New York Times,
Warner Brothers will now be offering
video-on-demand systems on the same day they are released as DVDs.

I was all jazzed up this week when
Hulu, the free streaming video site
went public. Since their movie service hasn't gained as much attention as their hyped-up TV service, I decided to take it for a test drive by connecting my MacBook Pro to my 50-inch HDTV for the full movie-watching experience. The movie selection isn't the greatest, but they plan to add many more titles as time goes on.

Starting tomorrow you'll be able to catch all your favorite shows online with
Hulu, which is set to emerge from its private beta status — yay! Hulu already distributes content for NBC and FOX and will be adding more content from Warner Brothers, Lionsgate as well as many other networks. Not only will you get to watch great shows like
The Office and
House, but Hulu also provides full length movies.