Free New Releases Online

[bwind22]

For legal reasons, V has advised me against posting the link here but said it'd be alright to let people know in the following manner....

If anyone wants to know where you can see brand spanking new releases that are still in theatres for free online, just IM me and I'll send you the link. (It's free, it works and there was no software dowload required. I just watched Gran Torino last night and Saw 5 today.)

In the interest of full disclosure, and since the first thread has been deleted, I feel that it's only fair to point out that neverending doesn't agree with this method of viewing films because the videos are pirated. Personally, I'm okay with this but if you aren't, then this site is not for you.

[bloody_ribcut]

cool. .

[Posher778]

I think it's your illegal right to do what you want :)

[bwind22]

Originally Posted by Posher778

I think it's your illegal right to do what you want :)

In the words of the late Bradley Nowell, "Long as Im alive, Ima live illegal."

;)

[hacelikewhoa]

I don't see anything wrong with streaming...it would be the fault of the website not your own because you are not downloading, burning it, or selling it. You are only viewing what someone has uploaded.

So, I would LOVE to have the link bwind ;) thanks for sharing
please pm and or im hacetara

[Phalanx]

Could just be a theory, but I heard streaming is pretty much the easiest way to get done for "piracy", as you usually link directly to the site.
Second to that is direct downloads from sites.
Third would be P2P applications
Last, usually what I prefer doing, is torrents, where essentially file fragments are coming from allover the place.

I mean sure, seems like an alright kind of site, but if the quality is the same as most pre-release stuff, videosyncs and camera jobs...I wouldn't really bother with it.

[bwind22]

Originally Posted by Phalanx

Could just be a theory, but I heard streaming is pretty much the easiest way to get done for "piracy", as you usually link directly to the site.
Second to that is direct downloads from sites.
Third would be P2P applications
Last, usually what I prefer doing, is torrents, where essentially file fragments are coming from allover the place.

I mean sure, seems like an alright kind of site, but if the quality is the same as most pre-release stuff, videosyncs and camera jobs...I wouldn't really bother with it.

I'm not sweatin' it at all. I'm not supplying it, I'm not downloading it and I don't have it on my computer. All I'm doing is clicking a button and watching a film someone else is providing. If anyone were to get in trouble over this, I'd wager it'd be the site supplying the links or the people actually hosting the videos, not the poor suckas like me watching free movies. How are we to know it's illegal? All one needs to do is google 'Free movies online' and it's the first link that pops up. (Which incidently makes me think they may have found a loophole somewhere or else they'd have been shut down long ago.)

[neverending]

How are you to know? Well, anyone who has a brain knows movies that are currently in the theatre aren't available to watch for free, legally. Anyone who claims they don't know that, or can't figure that out is disingenious at best, a liar at the worst.

Of course I speak in general terms only.

[Ferox13]

I'm not downloading it and I don't have it on my computer.

Technically by looking at or listening to any thing on the web aren;t you downloading it?

[hacelikewhoa]

Nope, not at all.