With Netflix’s announcement they’ll be separating their DVD and streaming operations (previously known as Netflix Instant) into 2 businesses and rename the DVD segment “Qwikster”, a lot of users have decided to cut ties with the company and cancel their subscriptions. But, where do they go once the bridge is burnt? What other services are out there and how do they stack up against the reigning king of home entertainment? Luckily, the guys at UltimateCoupons.com put together this handy infographic to help you decide. Check it out after the jump.

Everything seems better in the past. Television, food, your “game”, and your health were probably much better when you were younger. The reality is that times change and so must companies if they hope to survive. However, some of them have changed for the worst. Call us a bunch of old cynical bastards if you must, but make sure to check out our list of companies that use to be cool after the jump.

What if Robocop took on Kindergarten Cop? What if you took the most bad-ass action heroes of our time and put them into one movie? If you just got goosebumps reading that last hypothetical, then I’ve got the movie for you. The Expendables.

Based on actual rentals, Paul Blart: Mall Cop topped the list of the most-rented movie of 2009, logging more than 4.5 million Redbox rentals, and proving definitively that the country is doomed. I bet if Reagan were here to save us Gran Torino would have been #1.