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Q: What movie streaming sites do you use at the moment?

The one I used to use is rubbish now. Most shows and movies have been deleted. Can anyone recommend some streaming sites which are free and easy to access in China?

14 years 2 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

 
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I asked a similar Q the other day......I have started using alluc.org and it seems to be working fine.....don't know how safe it is though or how legal....that was what I was trying to find out!!?? :s

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I use a few different ones including, Yukou, Sohu, Tudou which are Chinese and if you have a VPN enabling you to access others like Youtube, Hulu and Filmmovienew.com. Between them I can usually find whatever I want.

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suku.cc is good.

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I stopped streaming all together and started doing torrents. I'd also highly recommend getting a cheap custom made computer at your local computer market and a VGA cable. That way you can plug it right into your TV. 

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I use 9skb.com. It requires you to download QVOD player, but their selection is quite large.

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i use hao123.com, which is pretty decent

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Try Baofeng.com...or...PPTV...or..Funshion....they all work and have  all the recent movies and  t.v shows

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Netflicks. VPN required

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