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I have Netflix, which is sort of a grey area but I do pay for the content. I do know people who download pirated software and books for Uni but I've not tried it.
I don't illegally download, so eh. But I can see why some people do, besides Foxtel movies package is quite average
Foxtel movies are rubbish, although I'm not quite sure how that is justification to illegally download content. Would you have walked into a video store 15 years ago put a video under you jumper and said "Don't worry, it's OK, Kerry Packer has put Guns of Navarone on again".
Foxtel movies are rubbish, although I'm not quite sure how that is justification to illegally download content. Would you have walked into a video store 15 years ago put a video under you jumper and said "Don't worry, it's OK, Kerry Packer has put Guns of Navarone on again".
LOL. The Sunday night movies were waaaaay better back then.
I agree, I can just see why people might think its okay (ie the cost vs what they get)...
LOL. The Sunday night movies were waaaaay better back then.
Yeah they were. The Sunday night movie was an institution. Growing up it was always Sixty Minutes and then whatever the Sunday night movie was. I do miss the old days when Packer used to tell the progammers at Channel Nine what the late night movie would be (he had terrible insomnia), it was always something good like Dirty Harry or The Magnificent Seven.
I have Netflix, which is sort of a grey area but I do pay for the content. I do know people who download pirated software and books for Uni but I've not tried it.
I haven't used Netflix. I use Apple TV. I think we are the 'worst' illegal downloaders.....
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Yeah they were. The Sunday night movie was an institution. Growing up it was always Sixty Minutes and then whatever the Sunday night movie was. I do miss the old days when Packer used to tell the progammers at Channel Nine what the late night movie would be (he had terrible insomnia), it was always something good like Dirty Harry or The Magnificent Seven.
LOL. Thats right. Well, I guess if you own the station..... Remember when he saw what Doug Mulray was presenting, and pulled that show off air mid-broadcast.
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