That's because it's not a sudtainable buisness model, I bet for the few actually good productions even donations would be better!
this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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They pushed the boundaries people paid up so here we go keep paying
With streaming services you have to pay and you don't own it, with torrents you only have to pay for internet fee and you'll own it forever.
With the small caveat that you’re breaking the law, of course.
🎶do what you want cause a pirate is free, you are a pirate!🎶
Time to dust off the old pirate hat...
Hotstar disney+ is still $20 a year here in se Asia. Netflix starts at $5/month ($3 for mobile only). Im super curious if these prices ever hit us. I have a feeling they'd just kill the services if they did.
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