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Earlier this month, Facebook announced a partnership with Warner Bros. that allow members to stream select full-length movies through each movie's official Facebook fan page for just $3. At the time, only one title was made available — The Dark Knight — but now, Warner Bros. is releasing five more titles for your movie-watching pleasure.

Starting at 10 p.m. PST, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Inception, Life as We Know It, and Yogi Bear will be available to rent and stream for 30 Facebook credits ($3). Users will have up to 48 hours to tune in and will still have access to Facebook updates, news feeds, and more while watching. Have any of you streamed The Dark Knight via Facebook? Let us know about your experience and if you'll be watching any of the new additions.

But there's more streaming movie news — hear what's up with Netflix after the break.

A trip to the pediatrician's office doesn't stop Holly Berenson (Katherine Heigl) from looking her best. Whether it's the silk yellow top, the multicolored scarf, the black skinny jeans, or the various gold accessories, Katherine's character simply exudes casual style. Shop for these pieces, and you'll be ready for the doctor's office or any other errands you may have to run.

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Holly Berenson (as played by Katherine Heigl) might look shocked in this scene from Life as We Know It, but we certainly aren't. We're not surprised at all that Berenson's work clothes are completely covetable. Luckily, it's easy to steal her style with a black blazer, white blouse, and straight-leg jeans, so do so with these items.

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While working at her bakery, Fraiche, Holly Berenson (played by Katherine Heigl) looks polished and professional, but not too buttoned up. We especially love the casual color combination: the pink of her blouse and the gray of her blazer mixed with the white jeans and gold accessories. If you're digging it too, shop these similar pieces.

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In this very romantic scene from Going the Distance, Drew Barrymore's character, Erin, gets up close and personal with Justin Long's character. Avert your eyes from the action and peep her very cute outfit: cropped railroad-stripe jeans, floral blouse, striped socks, and plaid shoes. Certainly an eclectic look, but cute nonetheless. Shop it all now.

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While talking to her sister Erin (played by Drew Barrymore), Corinne (Christina Applegate) lounges outside in a casual, comfy look. From the purple bandana to the floral cardigan and the double layer of tanks, the whole outfit is perfect for a Sunday morning spent doing the Times crossword. Get the look with these similar pieces.

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In this scene from Going the Distance, Drew Barrymore's character Erin gets a little more dressed up. It's a workwear-inspired look that is comprised of several key pieces, including a cool plaid blouse, black blazer and skirt, and a multicolored belt. A suede necklace adds a touch of cool. Shop the entire ensemble now.

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Drew Barrymore's character Erin in Going the Distance knows how to dress for the airport; it's all about casual comfort and style. In this particular scene, Erin wears a gray plaid shirt over a simple white tee accessorized with a cool lanyard necklace. A pair of skinny jeans and an overnight bag make the look complete. Shop it all now.

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Kara Monahan, played by Jessica Biel, doesn't let her fashion sense go by the wayside when a workout calls. In this scene from Valentine's Day, Kara looks sporty in a pair of blue workout pants and sneakers but ups the sexy ante wearing a wide neck sheet t-shirt over a fitted gray tank, adding a colorful headband to complete the look. Exercise in style like Kara by shopping these like items now!

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You know when you want to watch a new movie on Netflix, and you wait (and wait) for it to arrive? Being an in-demand film is one thing, but now the company has struck a deal with Warner Bros that means an even longer period before that red envelope arrives. The two groups have arranged a 28-day lag time between the studio's releases and when they'll be made available to Netflix customers. That means when future hot movies like Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows hit DVD, you'll have to be patient.

This news makes me groan, and I'm concerned that other big-name studios will follow suit. Ultimately, if consumers really want to see a Warner Bros film right away, they'll just go somewhere else (or even buy a copy), so I'm curious to see how it affects Netflix as a company.

What do you make of this news? Will you quit Netflix if you have to deal with set release periods?