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Recently came across this project 
called movie-web, it's a site that allows you to stream free movies. They host their own public instance of movie-web though, which is strange 
as most people with piracy related projects don't host it for the public, then I came across their disclaimer:
movie-web does not host any files, it merely links to 3rd party
services. Legal issues should
be taken up with the file hosts and providers.
As I looked into the site, all it does is aggregates different 
sources for streaming video, and embeds it, which allows for them to avoid 
having any legal issues.
They have a list of sources that they use/considered/used in case you don't want to spend years finding a good source. Anything 
that's green 
shouldn't have issues with CORS or ads.
https://github.com/movie-web/movie-web/issues/393
The idea isn't to use this project, but take inspiration from it to watch 
our BIPOC-led films in peace.
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It's been the meta for a while. Tbh suprised it hasnt been challenged.
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Wasn't this basically popcorn
time?
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popcorn
time torrented the movie 
instead of streaming it, which would 
be considered piracy
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Yeah afaik it is still completely legal to be on the receiving end of a pirate media stream;
the only problem with the way we did it here previously was that the media was hosted on rdrama servers and not at some other intermediary. Nevermind our domain is registered in the US.Jump in the discussion.
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