Some people did not like it.

I watched it last night and I really liked it. They couldn't have picked a better actor for that part.

valerie wrote: Some people did not like it.

Some people said it was a joke ?

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I watched it last night and I really liked it. They couldn't have picked a better actor for that part.

I didn't see it, too busy trying to earn some money but yeah perfect role for Joaquin Phoenix

I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?
I never bothered to look until recently and I noticed they charged &0.50 cents on top of the $5.99 for tax.

The rich keep getting richer!

Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

valerie wrote: I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?

Don't know never rented online, I already have Netflix and Amazon Prime, but yeah I am not surprised they charge tax, there is tax on everything now, even breathing

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Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

Joaquin probably nailed it but he earned only $4.5 million for that movie

valerie wrote: I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?
I never bothered to look until recently and I noticed they charged &0.50 cents on top of the $5.99 for tax.

The rich keep getting richer!

Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

Not sure why these sites exists, but you could of watched the Joker free at 5movies.fm



I suppose the best way to watch free movies to use a VPN

proadco wrote:

valerie wrote: I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?
I never bothered to look until recently and I noticed they charged &0.50 cents on top of the $5.99 for tax.

The rich keep getting richer!

Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

Not sure why these sites exists, but you could of watched the Joker free at 5movies.fm



I suppose the best way to watch free movies to use a VPN

Many are illegal and many are scammy, have viruses etc.

The biggest issue is in regards to one's own isp, cable, etc. They can ban you from their
services forever.

Not to mention fines and jail time.

valerie wrote:

proadco wrote:

valerie wrote: I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?
I never bothered to look until recently and I noticed they charged &0.50 cents on top of the $5.99 for tax.

The rich keep getting richer!

Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

Not sure why these sites exists, but you could of watched the Joker free at 5movies.fm



I suppose the best way to watch free movies to use a VPN

Many are illegal and many are scammy, have viruses etc.

The biggest issue is in regards to one's own isp, cable, etc. They can ban you from their
services forever.

Not to mention fines and jail time.

Unless your ISP is snooping on you and monitoring your computer or sites you visit, then yeah, but most of the time ISPs will get involved if THEY receive complaints of copyright from the 3rd party, so basically when you do peer to peer (bit torrents), they have traps set there and will contact the ISP with a complaint and proof, but otherwise non p2p, 3rd party sites hosting links to pirated content, they are more at risk than the consumer downloading or viewing stuff. The biggest risk of those sites as you stated, are viruses. Just for fun I visited the link posted, and my trusty malwarebytes Premium kept blocking tons of items on the site, mostly malvertising and hijack, and to confirm these are NOT false positives, I tried on a test computer without malwarebytes, and tons of ads in new tabs open up, misleading links, misleading clicks, etc.

Darkstar2 wrote:

valerie wrote:

proadco wrote:

valerie wrote: I rented it on Amazon prime for $5.99 and you know they charge tax on renting?
I never bothered to look until recently and I noticed they charged &0.50 cents on top of the $5.99 for tax.

The rich keep getting richer!

Yep, I've read some reviews of people that did not like it at all.

I won't go so far as to say I loved it but I thought it was really really good.

Not sure why these sites exists, but you could of watched the Joker free at 5movies.fm



I suppose the best way to watch free movies to use a VPN

Many are illegal and many are scammy, have viruses etc.

The biggest issue is in regards to one's own isp, cable, etc. They can ban you from their
services forever.

Not to mention fines and jail time.

Unless your ISP is snooping on you and monitoring your computer or sites you visit, then yeah, but most of the time ISPs will get involved if THEY receive complaints of copyright from the 3rd party, so basically when you do peer to peer (bit torrents), they have traps set there and will contact the ISP with a complaint and proof, but otherwise non p2p, 3rd party sites hosting links to pirated content, they are more at risk than the consumer downloading or viewing stuff. The biggest risk of those sites as you stated, are viruses. Just for fun I visited the link posted, and my trusty malwarebytes Premium kept blocking tons of items on the site, mostly malvertising and hijack, and to confirm these are NOT false positives, I tried on a test computer without malwarebytes, and tons of ads in new tabs open up, misleading links, misleading clicks, etc.

just for fun as you say DarkStar, get past the open ad windows, you can watch the movies.

I done a little digging on news articles in the UK, according to what I read, citizens of the UK has free reign watching free movies.