Reliable site for streaming movies?

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Anonymous user - 23 Apr 2015 at 18:56

Good evening, I would like to find a good site to watch movies in streaming. I already tried Papy streaming but it requires installing cacaoweb (I don't want to anymore because I had a hard time removing it from my computer).

I thought it would be good, but I can't watch a movie for more than 10 seconds because they ask me "to subscribe to get exclusive movies"... I don't want to either...
So do you know any better free sites? Thanks for your answers!! :)

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Good evening, it seems that Cacaoweb allows viewing legal content.
I reopen this topic, knowing that the responses provided should only concern legal and therefore paid solutions.

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1. Anonymous user
  
  Alright, thank you very much.
  
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Here’s a solution for you: https://www.hadopi.fr/outils-usages/rechercher-un-site-ou-un-service

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1. Pierrecastor Posted messages 10830 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 4 215
  
  Hi
  
  Cool, except we can't find everything on legal offer sites. It's gotten a bit better since Canal and Netflix, but it's still not great in France.
  
  And I'm not even talking about Linux users, like me, who have access to almost nothing.
  
  ;-)
  
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2. Anonymous user
  
  So? Do we have to use sites that offer illegal content? As a contributor, it shocks me to hear that on the forum. Furthermore, I am also a Linux user and we have access to everything: either through HTML5 (especially for Netflix) or through Flash Player (even though it’s obsolete). Moreover, being a Linux user does not give us the right to pirate. BUT, I am very hypocritical on forums because I respect the rules since I also use dubious tools to see content that I can't find elsewhere (except that I don’t use viruses like Cacaoweb or virus-ridden sites filled with ads and infested with malicious scripts like Papy Streaming).
  
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  1. Pierrecastor Posted messages 10830 Registration date Status Moderator Last intervention 4 215 > Anonymous user
    
    So? Do we have to use sites that offer illegal content?
    
    I didn't say that.
    
    Anyway, I am also a Linux user and we have access to everything: either through HTML5 (notably for Netflix)
    
    I wasn't able to do it, and I'm trying again without success to see if I can figure it out. If you have the technique, I'm interested.
    
    And Netflix is one of the only French sites to offer HTML5; most only worked in Flash / Silverlight and others, and sent an error message to Linux users. It's changing, but slowly.
    
    Furthermore, being a Linux user does not give us the right to pirate.
    
    I didn't say that.
    
    BUT, I am very hypocritical on forums
    
    Me too, but tools that don't enrich a site making money on piracy through ads, since they decentralize all that.
    
    But shh shh, no brand names. ;-)
    
    My point was just to say that the best way to promote legal offerings is to provide a good legal offer, which was not the case in France; it's starting to happen, but slowly.
    
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3. Anonymous user
  
  For Silverlight: Pipelight http://fds-team.de The only problem is that damn Flash which is "not" up to date since not all sites have an HTML5 alternative. As for legal offers, that was another debate. If we want to go to the dark side of things (I’m not talking about Cacaoweb or other nonsense), then you have to be a Robin Hood of the internet > only steal from the rich (that is, popular content, which even seems to benefit from piracy), never from the poor (independents and small productions).
  
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