Yes, remember it is totally immoral to pirate things from corporations who actively make everything worse for everyone.
Here’s a guide to what sites you should avoid so you don’t accidentally get movies, shows, books, music, etc. without paying FMHY.net
Or you can buy it for $30, but no you can't have a digital copy. And if, in the future, the service folds, then you can no longer watch it.
Would you like to see a film? It's $60 to enter the movie theater. A chair to sit in is $10. You wanted to see the film? You need the glasses to unscramble the screen image. $40. Audio? That's for due paying subscribers $4.99/mo. You want to exit the theater? $120. In case of fire? Cleaning up your ashes generates a $200 fee.
This service is not available in your country.
Exactly why I run Kodi on my firetv
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!piracy@lemmy.dbzer0.com (blocked by lemmy.world instance)
Sail the seven seas! 🏴☠️
Ahoy mate
Yo ho!
The average US household spent over $500/yr on streaming services in 2024, which was actually down YOY!
At that sort of expense, you would be much better served buying (or if you’re technically minded - building) a NAS at home and then just..
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That way, you keep access to the media without having to worry about licenses expiring or the internet going out.
We’re back to cable. Buy the channel packages (streaming services) and now you have ads and pay-per-view.
VPN subscriptions are about $5/mo (Mullvad for example)
I think you missed a 1 in front of that 9
Sail out on the grand line for that movie.
Mullvad, iVPN and protonVPN all make good...ships, to sail with
Even the sweetest fruit once you begin to consume it turns to shit.
Show the Pain Harold
What options do you guys have where you are? In UK we have:
Now/Sky Amazon Prime Netflix Paramount + Apple TV Britbox Disney+ Free ones are BBC, ITV/STV, Channel 4, My5
May have missed some.
