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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?

13 years 46 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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