Movies Movies Movies All Year Round!


Since I currently run businesses in Asia, it’s pretty easy for me to indulge in my passion of movies. The typical DVD here costs about $5 a pop. So 10 DVDs cost me about $50. Not bad. In the US, $50 is barely enough for a movie date. With $50, I have the entire Star Wars series. Whoohooo! Break out the popcorn. Nothing can disturb me when the Home Theatre is blastin’ !

I was in the middle of Babylon AD the other day when my friend asked me if I had broadband at home. “Of course,” I said, adding that my connection blazed at 2Mbps. That’s when he asked me why I was spending a fortune on DVDs when I could watch the latest movies totally online. Free.

FREE? Of course that got me interested. DVDs come out six months after the movie release. Anything current would be a welcome addition.

My friend mosied over to my laptop and whipped up two websites, movierumor.com and watch-movies.net. Man, was I floored. There, arranged by genre, release and rating were the latest movies- plus those scheduled to be released in a few months. Hundreds of gigabytes of the stuff- plus ratings and reviews for viewers!

I was in movie nirvana.

How long these sites will last with the massive antipiracy campaign going on, I don’t know. But while it’s there, go ahead and indulge, my fellow movie buffs. It’s an orgy of cinematography.


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  • There is no way that a site like that can ever survive with the massive anti-piracy campaign in USA and UK.

    Surely there is no point even trying to start such a website? So why do people bother?
  • mickey rourke
    there is an old russian expression  http://www.e-garnishment.com
  • Here in South Africa a DVD costs about R250 ($25). Our Internet bandwidth is one of the most expensive in the world. I pay on my 3G 20 cents per mb, so to download 4gb will cost me about R800 ($80).

    I envy you, with your low costs for DVD and bandwidth.
  • Sites like this probably don't last very long at all! Will let you know if i find any others!
  • Are they really already shut down? :(((
  • Didn't take long at all - both of those websites seem to have been shut down already.  Bummer!
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