Movies

[sanantone]

Roku has probably 1,000 free channels. Some of them are listed and some of them are private channels. Amazon Instant and Netflix are only the tip of the iceberg. I have found university channels to watch an unlimited amount lectures on interesting subjects. Lots of good films on free channels.

Do those channels have movies like Argo, Zero Dark Thirty, and Beasts of the Southern Wild? I'm looking for all of the critically-acclaimed movies from last year. I just rented Lincoln from Redbox, but I can't get it to work. I have the latest version of PowerDVD and my laptop is labeled BluRay. This is pissing me off!

I know you don't want to deal with piracy movies, however, if one didn't download the movie online is it considered piracy? I know a website it's the same format as Youtube, you just hit play and watch the movie. No downloading. I don't believe (of course my assumption) that you will leave a watermark activity that way, so I don't think one can get caught this way. I don't recommend or am I advertising piracy movies in any shape or form but I know a couple websites on top of my head that my friends use.They have the newest updated movies in theaters. Since you stated you want to keep it 100% legal, I won't mention it. I use Netflix but the movie selection is horrible. I do keep it 100% legal, whenever I have enough money to actually go to the theaters to watch a new released film I will. But I tell you, when I was pursing my undergrad at the big three, I barely had any time to actually sit down and watch a movie. It was work and school. Sheesh! When I start my Masters degree in the summer, I know I will have more of a heavy workload. I don't know how I will find free time but hopefully I will to enjoy myself and watch a movie or two.

Right now, cable companies are complying to requests from movie studios to reveal the accounts of the IP addresses caught downloading their movies. The cable companies will give a few warnings by email and then start throttling your connection speed. I don't think they're tracking those who are illegally streaming movies, but it's still illegal. The jobs I'm applying to will ask questions about that and they will have behavior analysts looking for deception.