Oh God, I have a couple one's that almost never let me down; they even have new releases within a couple of days and great quality!! https://myflixer.to/watch-tv/westworld-39390.1612369 https://ww8.0123movie.net/movie/men-in-black-2296.html https://theflixer.tv/watch-movie/watch-men-in-black-3-full-18874.1613438 https://sflix.to/watch-tv/free-bojack-horseman-hd-39035.2443495 https://connincall.monster/shows/play/14961048-swarm-2023?mid=17&sid=&sec=6f3766c716a690763338705a79c2f02b61bf0160&t=1679613049#S1-E7-219101 I use these more for anime: https://www.bilibili.tv/en/search https://gogoanime.gr/boruto-naruto-next-generations-dub-episode-185 Answer from MatriarchMaromi on reddit.com
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reddit.com › r/askreddit › what are some free legal or illegal websites for streaming shows and movies you know?
r/AskReddit on Reddit: What are some free legal or illegal websites for streaming shows and movies you know?
April 2, 2023 - Oh, I've been watching My Adventures with Superman, but I couldn't find it anywhere on my other sites. I can't even pay to watch it in my own country, so I had to resort to finding it online. ... Dude you are the real MVP. Jesus loves you ... If you choose the 2nd server it usually just plays straight away. Plus i can stream it from my ipad straight to my tv.
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reddit.com › r/finland › can i watch movies online on "illegal" streaming services?
r/Finland on Reddit: can I watch movies online on "illegal" streaming services?
November 17, 2025 -

I know there are some problems with torrents, so I don't even try them, but I wonder if I can watch something on websites like 123movies, Rezka, etc., which are just free online streaming services I used to watch all the time in other countries (mainly Eastern Europe). When I try using a VPN with them, the connection is extremely slow, so I would rather not.

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reddit.com › r/nba › [the athletic] streameast — the world’s largest illegal sports streaming platform — has been shut down after a year long investigation, according to a leading united states-based anti-piracy organisation.
r/nba on Reddit: [The Athletic] Streameast — the world’s largest illegal sports streaming platform — has been shut down after a year long investigation, according to a leading United States-based anti-piracy organisation.
September 3, 2025 -

Source: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6591670/2025/09/03/streameast-worlds-largest-illegal-sports-streaming-platform-shut-down-in-sting/?source=user_shared_article

Streameast — the world’s largest illegal sports streaming platform — has been shut down after a year long investigation, according to a leading United States-based anti-piracy organisation.

The network of 80 unauthorised domains generated 1.6billion combined visits over the past year, providing free access to global sports fixtures, including Europe’s top football leagues and competitions, such as the Premier League and Champions League, as well as the NFL, NBA and MLB.

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reddit.com › r/explainlikeimfive › eli5: how do illegal streaming services work?
r/explainlikeimfive on Reddit: ELI5: how do illegal streaming services work?
October 23, 2022 -

I don't understand. Why are there several servers per episode? How do they get the media? Who's behind those servers? How can we find EVERYTHING from ANYWHERE in some illegal streaming websites?

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Those services work by making money by drawing in an audience. They don't own what they host - often these servers are located in countries that the rightsholders will have a hard time legislating in, so they're pretty much out of luck when it comes to shutting the servers down. The global nature of the internet also means that blocking access to that content isn't as easy. Attempts at content filtering at your internet service provider (think cops determining which cars may pull out of the driveway) aren't popular or widespread yet, and have already been countered by VPN services (think getting your car on the road by loading it into a hauling van so the cops can't see that your car is actually moving inside the truck). How are they getting the media? Various ways, but usually just from downloading the stream from a legal source, then editing it to remove watermarks and such, and reuploading it to the new service. Sometimes an insider can also pass a master copy of the data, if the right person is bribed. As for why you can find all the stuff - it used to be there were very few streaming services - primarily netflix - and all the major content producers were content to make stuff and get it out to the public efficiently. So you had all the good content on one streaming platform. Nowadays, everyone is making their own private streaming service, with 10% good content and 90% trash filler, and that's a generous estimate. The stuff people want no longer gets aggregated on any legal platform. The illegal streaming services disregard the trash and aggregate what people are actually interested in, therefor it looks like everything from everywhere is available. The trending pages on an illegal streaming site are generally a better barometer of what people are watching these days, then sites like Rotten Tomatoes.
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To the point on how they get the media: Some people have DVDs, BluRays or simple screen recordings of the media and upload it (may it be for pay or just to 'share it'). Sometimes there are people with access to these files (some employees) and copy them illegally (mostly money is involved). Back in the day (early 00s/late 90s) people just recorded movies in the cinema with a camera/phone with built-in camera to share it (before streaming got popular these records were sold on DVD)
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reddit.com › r/piracy › every illegal streaming sites keep lagging for me
r/Piracy on Reddit: Every illegal streaming sites keep lagging for me
December 14, 2024 -

I uses sflix.to and it worked fine for a while but then it kept lagging and giving me message error "this video files cann't be played" so i trier cineby and freek and it didn't work either. And i relly dont know what to do and i'm scared that it's my pc the issue because every episode lagged at the same Time in the episode Hello me please 😭

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reddit.com › r/piracy › what’s y’all’s go to website for illegal free streaming of whatever shows or movies?
r/Piracy on Reddit: What’s Y’all’s go to website for illegal FREE streaming of whatever shows or movies?
November 27, 2025 -

I highly highly doubt I’m not the first person to ask this but I want the latest info yk and as someone who isn’t even a legal adult yet and doesn’t have a stream of income, ain’t no way in hell I’m paying for 500 different streaming services. So what would you guys suggest that’s not malicious or straight up a scam to get you to pay a cheaper subscription.

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reddit.com › r/piracy › streaming from illegal websites as safe as direct downloads?
r/Piracy on Reddit: Streaming from illegal websites as safe as direct downloads?
May 12, 2025 -

I know it's safe to directly download anything living in a first world country, as it's not directly possible to know what I'm downloading from just doing that. I however heard of people getting caught and having to pay fines from simply streaming from illegal websites, without downloading anything. I read it could be because some websites use some kind of P2P thing as a base for the streaming. Are these information correct or is it just safe to stream anything just as it is to go for direct downloads? And yes, when I talk about safety I'm not talking about getting any malware, but safety of getting caught by any copyright agency, ISP, etc...

I live in Germany btw, where copyright is taken very seriously.

Apparently, streaming websites are safe as long as they don't use WEBP2P (Browser Background Based P2P). Therefore, I only hope the streaming websites from the megathread don't use it.

Edit: misspelling + extra information + reliable answer found

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reddit.com › r/piracy › any reliable movie streaming sites?
r/Piracy on Reddit: Any reliable movie streaming sites?
July 2, 2025 -

Was using Braflix for a while and soap2day before that, 123movies isn't good either. All of the above are riddled with ads and annoying pop ups. Sometimes they don't work at all.

Any recommendations?

Update: Cineby seems to be the best out of all the recommendations for those who also wanted to know.

I'd recommend using a VPN with all of these types of sites just to protect yourself against malicious intent.

I personally use Nord VPN, been great so far.

Find elsewhere
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reddit.com › r/explainlikeimfive › eli5: how does illegal live sports streaming sites work?
r/explainlikeimfive on Reddit: ELI5: How does illegal live sports streaming sites work?
November 24, 2024 -

what I have noticed is, there's absolutely zero quality drop in those streaming platforms and they are directly extracted from popular otts. which completely blacks out your screen when you try to screen record. I don't think so it's capturing. It has do something with data packets parsing as these streaming sites mostly have a short range of streams 30-50 seconds then a new data packet comes up. Do these big ott companies have their endpoints exposed liked that? Or is it an insider job?

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reddit.com › r › Piracy › wiki › megathread › movies_and_tv
r/Piracy Wiki: Movies & TV Streaming Resources
2 weeks ago - Find the best websites to stream and download movies & TV shows! This r/Piracy wiki provides a curated list of resources, including streaming sites, torrent trackers, and subtitle providers. Discover your next binge-worthy show!
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reddit.com › r/piracy › all free streaming sites seem to be down… anybody know any that aren’t?
r/Piracy on Reddit: All free streaming sites seem to be down… anybody know any that aren’t?
March 27, 2024 -

I’ve tried over a dozen streaming sites. I was in the middle of rewatching Z Nation since Asylum announced its return. All of a sudden, in the middle of season 3, all of the sites I use have suddenly stopped working. I’ve seen other threads here about it but nobody seems to know of any working sites.

If you know of any sites that have been working in the last 15 minutes, please post them.

We should also compile a list of the sites that aren’t working.

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reddit.com › r/piracy › i swear these streaming sites are made by the industry to stop you piarating
r/Piracy on Reddit: I swear these streaming sites are made by the industry to stop you piarating
August 3, 2023 -

Why are they so fucking sloooow, I get buffering like 10 times a movie but never on any other kind of video streaming. Nothing has been this successful in making me want to pay for content

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reddit.com › r/piracy › last i checked free streaming sites was 10 years ago. back then, the quality was inferior, with tons of ads. i just checked a few right now, and i'm amazed at how clean the quality is. i feel stupid, having spent around $1000 on streaming services over the last 10 years. but i have a few questions
r/Piracy on Reddit: Last I checked free streaming sites was 10 years ago. Back then, the quality was inferior, with tons of ads. I just checked a few right now, and I'm amazed at how clean the quality is. I feel stupid, having spent around $1000 on streaming services over the last 10 years. But I have a few questions
July 18, 2024 -

I pay for Netflix and Disney Plus (previously HBO) and have been doing it for many years. I was under the impression streaming sites were shit quality with tons of ads. It was that way when I last checked like 10 years ago. But holy shit the quality is high and I cannot differentiate between these and paid services! To think I've been needlessly paying for these services for years. My question is (in the case of say Faragski and fmovie) Are the servers stable? Are there ads embedded in the movies and shows? What's the catch?