iTunes Movie Store!

Now you can buy over 75 movies from the iTunes Music store. Disney, Pixar, Touchstone, Miramax (all owned by Disney) have signed up. New release preorders and orders during the first week will cost $12.99, then $14.99 after that.

From iLounge:

Most library titles $9.99 every day.
Near DVD quality – 640×480 resolution.
Can watch movie as it downloads.
Can download multiple movies at once.
Dolby surround audio in videos.
Movies on iTMS going international in 2007.
Usage rights are just like TV shows on iTMS.
Robert Iger of Disney takes stage.

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