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Well, when the movie is in theather, there are rarely good quality (non-cam) torrents available and the screen is usually bigger than at home, but it might not
by baud147258 8y ago
Well, when the movie is in theather, there are rarely good quality (non-cam) torrents available and the screen is usually bigger than at home, but it might not be a factor, depending on the viewer or the movie.
But it's true when it reach DVD, you'll still have to watch the anti-piracy ads.
- Ntrails 8y agoInterestingly Netflix et al skip the anti-piracy garbage and excluding the miserable UI actually do a good job of making "pick movie -> watch movie" as convenient as torrenting. But still, I've torrented every DvD I own and the discs rot in the attic. I never cared about the extras anyway time to watch is ~a hundred times lower.
- herbst 8y agoThis might be different in the German 'market' but it rarely takes more than a few weeks to have a high quality copy of the cinema movie around. There are at least 2 sites that have a way better selection than any video store, amazon or Netflix ever will have. Except that some hosts force you to watch an ad (30 secs) it is literally the most comfortable way to consume anything.