Wind River surely gets a place on the list of most popular new movies on iTunes, which only ranks behind the biggest hit Atomic Blonde. Its storyline is simple: Diana, the princess of the Amazons, discovers all her powers and destiny to end all the cruel wars after being told conflicts outside world by an American pilot. Wonder Woman gets a steady Tomatometer rating of 92%, the highest one from DC Films. It's the first female superhero film based on the DC Comics of the same name. And I bet you'll enjoy the sex scenes between Charlize Theron and Sofia Boutella on the iTunes movie new release. Before filming, Theron was trained for almost 4 hours a day. All the intense fight scenes are completed by Charlize Theron herself.

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Apple promises to have more than 1,000 titles by the end of February. Consistent with most pay-per-view offerings from satellite or cable companies, iTunes' rental costs are $3.99 for new releases and $2.99 for catalog titles.

If you have resisted watching movies via Apple's blockbuster software because you don't want to pay $9.99 a piece to own films you will likely only watch once, especially given the restricted screen size of computer and iPod screens, you will be relieved to know what it costs to rent those same movies. One of the immediate advantages is that it is less costly than buying. Consumer Reports reviews the highs and lows of iTunes' movie rental feature: Though users are likely to find the new feature mostly beneficial, both in terms of cost and ease of use, it does have some disadvantages. The service adds a convenient way to watch films on your iPod, iPhone or computer. NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - After years of selling movies, iTunes last month added the option of renting them.

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