Download movies from Google for free?
Yeah, I thought it crap too, but it's not. Earlier this week, the National Legal and Policy Center complained that Google Video was giving viewers access to full-length movies that aren't available for home viewing. Movies like Shrek the Third and Oceans 13, but an independent firm couldn't find them anywhere.
Well, even though I spent 20 minutes complaining that the NLPC wasn't doing the world any good by making a false statement, turns out they were right. I went on Google Video and found uploaded versions of Knocked Up, No Reservations and Mr. Bean's Vacation, all by just typing in Oceans 13 and searching for videos over 20 minutes long.
It seems like there are only two or three companies uploading the movies, but they are there.
Good luck explaining that one Google!
Well, even though I spent 20 minutes complaining that the NLPC wasn't doing the world any good by making a false statement, turns out they were right. I went on Google Video and found uploaded versions of Knocked Up, No Reservations and Mr. Bean's Vacation, all by just typing in Oceans 13 and searching for videos over 20 minutes long.
It seems like there are only two or three companies uploading the movies, but they are there.
Good luck explaining that one Google!
posted by Eric LaRose at
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