Pirate Bay Documentary

nice. will watch, ty

Nice find. I forgot about it after seeing the trailer.

rly interesting.

thanks for sharing.

Spoiler: They all end up with millions in fines and going to jail.

thank you

thanks for sharing !

all the members come across poorly imo.

the whole thing about the site where you can rank the stupidity of US soldiers was very bad taste.

Despite using the piratebay reguarly i dont view them as heroes

interesting watch, thanks for linking nolan. big servers /tracker machines look sick.

would have liked a bit more focus on the pirate bay's ideology and more of a sense of debate about these issues, tho they did go into it a little

http://piratebayblog.wordpress.com/our-ideology/




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I liked the movie, and especially the fact that they didn't try to turn them into heroes.

They've created the websites as a bunch of young guys who wanted to have fun, but what I respect is that when they get threatened on a personal level, they don't give up because they feel that they are right.
Gotta be honest here, at the possibility of jail time, I would have given up long before them, especially that they would have had no problem finding a job anywhere in the world.

I also liked it, that cave where they have the servers is sick.

Stupid question...if they are in jail... who is running TPB? making the changes, deciding things like going to the cloud, etc, i guess they are not out of comunication but there must somebody else who they trusted to enter the site code and etc, no? Not asking for a name obviously but maybe something like "the pirate party is managing the site"

was actually quite disappointed felt the movie was shallow given the dimension of issue being talked about

Just finished watching the movie.

That one guy at the end looks like he was working at a sewage dump for 20 years and was falling apart.

On February 10 2013 13:52 CamilaPunt wrote: was actually quite disappointed felt the movie was shallow given the dimension of issue being talked about

+1

don't think they really touched on anything in depth enough at all. it was more like hey lets look at all these internet guys hanging out and stuff in laos and wherever.

oh and this one gets drunk and rants about immigrants

just seemed like a real lack of focus and didn't get to the core of much of anything.

:/

On February 10 2013 07:54 Ket wrote: interesting watch, thanks for linking nolan. big servers /tracker machines look sick. would have liked a bit more focus on the pirate bay's ideology and more of a sense of debate about these issues, tho they did go into it a little http://piratebayblog.wordpress.com/our-ideology/ + Show Spoiler + in your face, hollywood!

same here, i was really disapointed. to much boring courtroom footage.
brokep looked like he has not had a good night sleep in 2 years (could be just the basementdweller look) but it looks like all these indictments take their toll.
I hated that female DA she came over incredibly smug.

copyright is such a ridiculous outdated moneygrabbing tool, the war on piracy is a war to preserve profit. I can remember a time when the music industry advertised that making mixtapes would ''kill the industry,' well guess what, you are a company; adapt or die! the time of making usurious profits on albums that only have 2 good songs and 9 shit ones are over. i do believe the music industry is at the point of giving up or giving in. Hollywood keeps throwing a tantrum in a fight they can't win even though they are obviously trying to adapt with for instance 3D.

also the fact TPB is ''blocked'' in my country by this so called liberal government sets a scary precedent. governments should not be able to decide what people get to see.