“In this age of four dollars-a-gallon gas and staycations, we felt that VUDU customers deserved a break and should be able to watch a great film for just 99 cents,” said Patrick Cosson, VP of Marketing for VUDU. He said the initiative would make it easier for viewers to finish watching a great movie when it fitted their schedule, not VUDU's.

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