Proxy blockage

>>53846419
You can thank the MPAA for that

Just use Popcorn Time. Set up a VPN if your ISP doesn't like that.

Boom - the more movies, for less the price.

Also you don't have to feel like shit - Stallman says that "They pay zero cents of your CD purchase price to musicians". There's no way that this doesn't also apply to movies.

>>53846700

> There's no way that this doesn't also apply to movies.

Er, sorry m8, but wat

A large group, or a company makes a film.

Usually only a person makes a song.

The person gets paid shit.

The company licences its films to netflix for n years, in exchange for lots of cash.

>>53846700

>The Cost of Doing Business
Securing licensing agreements with TV networks, filmmakers and other content owners is arguably the greatest expense for Netflix. For example, the company spent nearly $200 million in 2011 for access to Disney films and TV programming for a one-year period.

http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/062515/how-netflix-pays-movie-and-tv-show-licensing.asp

>>53847445
>>53847465
So, several thousands of /g/ users won't affect that even by a bit, because Netflix pays a fixed sum to the creators, not by a view.

>>53846419

How does proxy blocking even work?

>>53849193
You can get a lot of info from just an IP adress.
This may include the fact it's a proxy.

>>53846419
You have any idea how dangerous is to use a proxy to access a site that requires JavaScript? You can be owned easily. Just don't.

Surprised that this is only happening now, even 4chan has been doing this for quite a while now.