Comments on: DVD rips of 'Dark Knight' appear online
Warner Bros. won the first round last summer by preventing all but one very poor pirated copy from landing on the Web. This time, the P2P sites beat the DVD release.
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Uh, reality check! It was "Streaming" same day, with some VERY watchable cams.
I have friends who downloaded (supposedly) very decent cams within a week of the movie's release.
Are you kidding?
That movie has been available in DVD quality for months.
dvd screeners came out like a month later (dvd quality and sound just with warner bros logos)
dvdrips just came out like 2 weeks ago
pirating wont stop
dvd screeners came out like a month later (dvd quality and sound just with warner bros logos)
dvdrips just came out like 2 weeks ago
pirating wont stop
i hate piraters
- by happy511 February 17, 2009 1:20 AM PST
- You can copy The Dark Knight DVD movie to PC hard drive with DVDSmith Movie Backup (freeware) :-)
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