You still can stream the movies - just change:
https://www.gog.com/downlink/*title*/*videolink*

to
https://www.gog.com/video/*title*/*videolink*

You can also stream it with your favorite media player on linux (and probably other OS's too), but you need the "gog-al" cookie, a media player with http support and - what I prefer - curl.

Edit: GOG stop trying to sanitize my posts.

Hmm, but is there any other store that sells DRM-free movies? I have never heard about any... :(
...and therefor GOG has to get success. It´s not good that there is no way to buy DRM-free Blockbusters; it strengthens piracy a lot! I mean, hell, it´s just bullshit that we have to pay rather not so cheap prices to get complete shit---Disks that are encrypted and have to be decrypted by otherwise unnecessary software to watch the movie stored on it (BluRays) or accepting shitty image quality and outdated tech (DVDs) --- and in both cases the disk has to be in the damn drive. Hell, you have to own a drive just for that task, as no other application today needs an OpticalDrive anymore...

What I wanna say: The idea doesn´t have to be good; it´s necessary, it´s about time! Just like resurrecting DRM-free games was about time when GOG started!

Damn straight.I'm all for movies/doc on gog and hope the concept has a future.

Same here, DRM-free movies need to be an option, I don't want a streaming-only future. =\ I have a nice collection of DVDs, but nothing beats the convenience of a DRM-free video file.

And let us not forget the unskipable bits. I just looove watching those legal warnings and the ads, as well as silly little animations when using the menus.

Big Winter Sale - Bring it!