Do they still actively issue these takedown requests, even when faced with the fact that it has zero effect on weather the movie is pirateable ? I mean, I can d

Do they still actively issue these takedown requests, even when faced with the fact that it has zero effect on weather the movie is pirateable ? I mean, I can download any movie in a couple of minutes from one of the torrent sites that I usually use anonymously. I do this because it's convenient and because I seldomly watch the movies till the end - many of them are not interesting enough to keep me awake. I stopped pirating music since Spotify came along - the price is right and the selection is good enough to keep me engaged for several lifetimes. There is no such thing for movies. Maybe iTunes, but I'm not willing to pay their price and the selection is far from complete. So instead of paying lawers and acting like clowns, these guys should invest in a startup which is the Spotify for movies without all the jurisdictional limitations that usually come with such services, because their lawyers are busy fishing pirates on 127.0.0.1...