Nothing like expanding current DRM to include movies... I suppose, though, that forethought in this situation would certainly be a good thing.

"A specification launched with little fanfare late last week might someday do for video what Apple's iPod did for music. The 0.9 version of the Advanced Access Content Systems (AACS) specification, put out on the internet last week (Apr. 14), is intended to control digital rights while enabling users to download movies from the Web, burn them to DVDs, share them over a home network or download them to portable or car video players."