<![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not - Valleywag Comments]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not]]> With an 8.1/10 on IMDb and 76% on RottenTomatoes, what exactly is wrong with Stardust?

Not quite Princess Bride, it's still a pretty dang fun fantasy movie with lots of hilarious parts.

The rest of the lineup looks even better... lots of great movies. Which begs the question - what's the point of this post?

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]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not]]> Michael Clayton? The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford? 3:10 to Yuma? The Bourne Ultimatum? The Brave One? Superbad?

These are frankly a fairly good collection of films. What were you expecting to see on the top of list list? Citizen Kane? The Shawshank Redemption?

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]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not]]> News Flash: Feature film audiences are retards. Discuss!

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]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not]]> $3.99 is a bit steep. Unlike Blockbuster, there's minimal overhead, and since iTunes (change the name, already!) is the distribution system, it didn't take much to add movies.

And for $15-$20, you can BUY it.

For movies, Netflix proved that people like the "all you can eat" plan.

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]]> <![CDATA["Good Luck Chuck" available on iTunes, 601 other promised titles not]]> But surely all of the Star Trek movies?

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