Hell Nah!! movie theater using Amazon prime to stream movies

[benjamin]

Ahaahhaha crying...pay to watch something you could see at home, crehs

There's No Way That's Legal: Movie Theatre Exposed Using Amazon Prime To Show Films!

 

[CarbonBraddock]

do you get paid to post these videos from worldstar?

 

[humminbird]

yeah it's illegal

 

[EBK String]

All you do is post worldstar videos, are you getting paid for this?

 

[benjamin]

All you do is post worldstar videos, are you getting paid for this?

fukk OP and worldstar...all dat nikka do is post worldstarWasn't me.

 

[ORDER_66]

yeah it's illegal

Is it?!? could have sworn this happened before a while back just different where they connected à laptop...

 

[Mike809]

it was probably a free movie night for the kids , due to the holidays and them searching Christmas movies.

 

[benjamin]

Is it?!? could have sworn this happened before a while back just different where they connected à laptop...

 

[humminbird]

Is it?!? could have sworn this happened before a while back just different where they connected à laptop...

Yeah you need a license to show a film to a number of people even if you’re streaming it on a platform.
Especially if you’re charging people
At my job pre-covid whenever we had movie watch events they would have to schedule them like a month in advance to get a license to show it to the office(200-300 people)
There’s even a clause in streaming services about it

According to Amazon Prime Video's Term of Use, "You may not (i) transfer, copy or display the Digital Content, except as permitted in this Agreement; (ii) sell, rent, lease, distribute, or broadcast any right to the Digital Content; (iii) remove any proprietary notices or labels on the Digital Content; (iv) attempt to disable, bypass, modify, defeat, or otherwise circumvent any digital rights management or other content protection system used as part of the Service; or (v) use the Service or Digital Content for any commercial or illegal purpose."

 

[ORDER_66]

Yeah you need a license to show a film to a number of people even if you’re streaming it on a platform.
At my job pre-covid whenever we had movie watch events they would have to schedule them like a month in advance to get a license to show it to the office(200-300 people)

Projector dude probably fukked up...

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Yeah you need a license to show a film to a number of people even if you’re streaming it on a platform.
Especially if you’re charging people
At my job pre-covid whenever we had movie watch events they would have to schedule them like a month in advance to get a license to show it to the office(200-300 people)
There’s even a clause in streaming services about it

Why did they have to get a license? Were they charging y'all?

 

[humminbird]

Why did they have to get a license? Were they charging y'all?

No but it was considered a public viewing in the eyes of the law