ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (WSAZ) -- A major announcement on Friday from Dish Network and Blockbuster has many wondering if they are going to give Netflix a run for their money.

In a release Friday, Dish introduced their new service "Movie Pass." The service will be provided to Dish customers, and comes on the heels of Netflix splitting their DVD and streaming services.

The release detailed what the Movie Pass package will include:

Mail It! – More than 100,000 DVD movies, TV shows and games available by mail. No additional charge for high definition Blu-ray™ movies. One, two or three disc plans available. Queue management made conveniently from a link at www.dish.com.

Stream it! – Stream more than 3,000 movies to the TV. Stream more than 4,000 movies to the PC. Watch hundreds of on-demand TV shows.

Play it! – More than 3,000 video games by mail for XBOX®, XBOX 360®, Playstation2™, Playstation3™, and Nintendo Wii™.

Exchange it! – Unlimited exchanges of DVDs and video games at participating Blockbuster stores.

Watch it! – More than 20 premium entertainment movie channels from studios like MGM, Epix, Sony Movie Channel, PixL and more.

The service will cost $10, but there is the catch -- you must be a Dish customer to take advantage of the service.

“With millions of Internet-enabled DISH Network set-top boxes deployed in U.S. homes and our ability to offer services from the iconic Blockbuster brand, we are uniquely positioned to take advantage of the myriad of ways consumers seek access to their favorite movies, TV shows or games,” said Joe Clayton, CEO of DISH Network.

Dish and Blockbuster will begin offering the new program on October 1, and will offer the program to new Dish subscribers for free for one year.

But, will it work?

With Netflix having the availability to anyone -- not just Dish subscribers -- will they win the battle in the end, or are users tired of the price hikes and ready to find something new? Also, with sites like Hulu, which offers a plus membership, and many other streaming sites -- is this too little too late for Dish and Blockbuster?

Would you sign up for Dish Network just to get this new service? Let us know in the comment section and on our poll, and Brad will share the results in the next "Link" segment on the air.