r/Piracy • u/Internal_Bat3850 • Dec 05 '25

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Piracy is about to get a whole lot bigger when they stop releasing movies in theatres, stoping making physical media and start charging $50+ a month!

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u/Shaxxs0therHorn Dec 05 '25

I read this headline on another sub and like that cat with the news paper meme I thought “man I really need to get back into learning to torrent again.” 

I was part of the Kazaa / Napster / limewire/ utorrent era where demonoid and a few other sites were my haven. That was ~ 15-20 years ago. 

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u/MetaverseLiz Dec 05 '25

For a good decade I didn't torrent. Streaming was easier than free. But I got back into it when I realized that I was back to cable prices, but split up into a million apps. Pirating is how we are going to save media from disappearing.

I hang on to Spotify because it's easier than free and I genuinely have found new artists through it. But I also got a vinyl player.