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Producer
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 632
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Buying and Streaming movies (legal?)
Hi Guys!
I am looking to watch a Werewolf movie tonight.  I am seeing lots of sites that seem a little suspicious because the price is so cheap, AND they are offering movies that are still in theatre. What do you guys know about yaboon and movieberry? Is there a way to watch a movie online where the revenue will go to the rightful owner? I'd hate to fund piraters. |
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Slave to the Process Forum
Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 12,781
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Re: Buying and Streaming movies (legal?)
I've never heard of those sites. I just use Netflix and Hulu for watching streaming movies.
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Producer
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 632
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Re: Buying and Streaming movies (legal?)
Duh, Why did I never think of Netflix?! Thanks TF-Viewer. They advertise so much and I haven't used them. Here I go, popcorn, wine, and finally getting to see the full version of "The Howling."
 Love, love TF Viewer! |
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Tiny Lesbian Cat approves
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Still moving forward.
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Re: Buying and Streaming movies (legal?)
Anything that has stuff still in theaters will be bad news. Netflix is great but want get new stuff until after its been on dvd for 8 weeks. It helps keep from killing dvd sales.
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ミンナニ ナイショダヨ
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: St. Canard
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Re: Buying and Streaming movies (legal?)
Plus, there are sites that stream new releases for free; why encourage pirates with money, when you can chuck up a decent ad-blocking solution to screw them out of bandwidth and advertising revenue?
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