Popcorn Time is an open-source platform that enables its users to search and stream films and TV series at no cost. Users are able to stream high-definition media content to multiple devices. Additionally, Popcorn Time also features a media player. The site was launched in 2004 and was shut down by developers in 2014 due to pressures from Movie Associations.
Alternatives to Popcorn Time
Solarmovie
Company: NA | Founder: NA | CEO: NA
Solarmovies is a website that allows its users to stream or download free media content online. Solarmovies hosts films and TV shows from diverse genres and geographies, providing its users with the possibility to search and choose content from a…
Rainierland
Company: NA | Founder: NA | CEO: NA
Rainierland is an online site that provides its users with free access to films and TV series. Rainierland’s platform streams movies instantly and hosts a broad array of new movies and TV shows.
Vidics
Vidics allows you to watch movies and TV series online for free. Registration is not required. You can also get information about the actors and watch trailers of upcoming shows or movies. A weekly TV show schedule is also available.
Pubfilm
CEO: Tiffany Freedman
Pubfilm is a website that allows its users to stream movies and TV series online for free.
Streamlord
Streamlord.com is an online movie and tv show streaming website that allows users to stream directly from the site or download to their computers. Clicking on most anything on the site will produce a pop-up, and it appears the site…
Movie2k
Company: Movie4k.to
Movie2k is an online movie and TV show streaming site. Movie2k was deactivated in May 2013 for copyright infringement. It is now known as Movie4k.to. The site is not accessible in the UK, Denmark, and Austria because of ISP blocking.…
Watch32
Watch 32 is an online platform for streaming and downloading movies and TV series. Clicking on most anything on the site will produce a spam pop-up. The disclaimer on the home page claims that “watch32 is absolutely legal and contain…
Final edit: Jan Willem Beumer, editor-in-chief of Mindbogglingmedia