Movie downloading/streaming

[pierrot]

I just got a new computer with more up to date software, etc., thinking that I could download porn flicks to watch. But I see it's not so easy. What exactly do you do? The Windows Media Player seems to have DRM problems. The Colt web site, even after I paid for the film doesn't work for downloading. I finally figured out how to stream, but the quality is terrible. This can't be right. Do you guys watch porn movies online? What programs do you use?

[samhexum]

There's a simple reason why a woman in the United Kingdom streams "Bee Movie" nearly every day: Her infant son thinks it's the bee's knees.

 

Gemma Chalmers identified herself as the Netflix subscriber who streamed the 2007 animated movie starring Jerry Seinfeld 357 times in the past year, explaining it's the only movie that keeps her 10-month-old son Jaxson from crying.

 

"He watches the film from the moment he wakes up until he goes to sleep at night," Chalmers told The Sun in a new interview.

 

Chalmers, 29, adds that she's tried other movies with the young boy, but he keeps coming back to "Bee Movie."

 

"He watches the film from the moment he wakes up until he goes to sleep at night," Chalmers told The Sun in a new interview.

 

"I calculated it - and it might even be more than 357 times," she told the British newspaper.

 

Netflix revealed earlier this week that someone had streamed the movie that whopping number of times between Nov. 1, 2016 and Nov. 2017, according to Business Insider.

 

The streaming service did not give the name of the user, but Chalmers says she received a series of messages from friends who were certain it was her.

 

"Bee Movie" centers on an anthropomorphic bee named Barry voiced by Seinfeld who attempts to find a career beyond the honey business after graduating from college. The largely forgettable film earned mixed reviews upon its theatrical release a decade ago.

 

The "Bee Movie" data released this week was part of Netflix's year in review. The service also revealed earlier this week that 53 users had watched its original movie "The Christmas Prince" at least 18 days in a row.

[LoveAustinCF]

There's a simple reason why a woman in the United Kingdom streams "Bee Movie" nearly every day: Her infant son thinks it's the bee's knees.

 

Gemma Chalmers identified herself as the Netflix subscriber who streamed the 2007 animated movie starring Jerry Seinfeld 357 times in the past year, explaining it's the only movie that keeps her 10-month-old son Jaxson from crying.

 

"He watches the film from the moment he wakes up until he goes to sleep at night," Chalmers told The Sun in a new interview.

 

Chalmers, 29, adds that she's tried other movies with the young boy, but he keeps coming back to "Bee Movie."

 

"He watches the film from the moment he wakes up until he goes to sleep at night," Chalmers told The Sun in a new interview.

 

"I calculated it - and it might even be more than 357 times," she told the British newspaper.

 

Netflix revealed earlier this week that someone had streamed the movie that whopping number of times between Nov. 1, 2016 and Nov. 2017, according to Business Insider.

 

The streaming service did not give the name of the user, but Chalmers says she received a series of messages from friends who were certain it was her.

 

"Bee Movie" centers on an anthropomorphic bee named Barry voiced by Seinfeld who attempts to find a career beyond the honey business after graduating from college. The largely forgettable film earned mixed reviews upon its theatrical release a decade ago.

 

The "Bee Movie" data released this week was part of Netflix's year in review. The service also revealed earlier this week that 53 users had watched its original movie "The Christmas Prince" at least 18 days in a row.

 

Look. This thread is 11 years old. I doubt the op still has his problem unsolved after 11 years. What's worse is what you've posted has nothing to do with his question.

 

I don't necesscarily think it's bad to bump an old thread as long as it makes sense. If you really want to share some interesting news you've read, you can open a 'fun news' thread. I'm sure many people can use it to lighten up a stressful day.