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"Move over Rebecca Black, YouTube Movies is about to make room for \"hundreds\" of Disney movie rentals.\nYouTube's less than one-year-old service, which offers web-based movies and TV show rentals for as little as 99 cents, now adds thousands of Walt Disney Studio films to its already substantial library. YouTube is also adding movies from Disney-Pixar and DreamWorks Studios.\nThis official announcement comes just weeks after a report that Disney and YouTube were working on a deal to deliver original video content on the video sharing service. While, according to the YouTube statement, only a handful of Disney films are available now, the service will soon fill with hundreds more, including classics like Alice in Wonderland and Pixar's Cars, as well as some non-classics like  Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. In addition to the movies, Disney will offer behind-the-scenes clips and interviews for the films in YouTube's Movie Extras area.\nDisney has recently made deals\u2014though mostly for television shows\u2014with streaming rivals like Netflix and Amazon.The latter also offers Disney films to rent. Netflix currently only offers a online streaming option, though you can rent Disney DVDs through the service.\nThe new Walt Disney Studio rentals will, for now, only be available to YouTube and Google TV users in the U.S. and Canada.\nDo these new offerings make YouTube Movies more attractive, and could they help propel Google TV to success? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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