Watch the movie Juno online...

Hi dearies, I watched the new movie Juno online and just LOVED it. One of my all time favorite films I think. If you have high speed internet you can watch it free here along with lots of other movies and TV shows. (I don't have cable so this is great for me!) Some have subtitles but they don't really get in the way once you are used to them... Anyway...watch Juno when you have the time. It is really great! Just copy and paste into your browser... http://www1.surfthechannel.com/info/Movies/Movies_all/46383/Juno.html

I went to see Juno last weekend with my 2 teenage daughters.  I thought it was such a great movie. It made me cry.  My daughters thought it was great too.  Thank you for the link I'll be checking out all the movies they have soon. ~dori~

Ok so i jus****ched it in its entirety...it is now Monday...2:20 am...I am crazzzzzzzzzy...LOVED IT...so was that legal what I just did?  How can it be...it is only in theaters now...so how do they put it on that site....FYi when I clicked to search Juno...it was not there....tell me the secret!!!  LOL

Pretty sure it's not legal lol, sorry. I had this discussion with my little sister a few days ago when she also told me about this great site where she could watch Juno and other movies for free. They are basically taped in the theaters illegally, most of them in Japan or China which is why there is either A) subtitles or B) they just completely redo the audio and add english to it, I watched part of one where the voices did not match up to the moving mouths. Although not all are that way, some could be pre-release DVD for promotional purposes (I managed to get a copy of a Pans Labryinth DVD while it was in theaters, which was not a videotape of it instead it was a promotional DVD put out by the studio that made it) or it could be people in the US who are illegally video taping movies in the theaters. So while it's not legal I am not entirely sure how they could track it. When you illegally download music or movies and you get caught it's because the government just happens to be looking for people downloading that file when you do it. With these online video sites you are constantly streaming the movie and so you have a constant connection to the site but I am not sure if that is something that can be tracked to you ISP. So yeah lol, in answer to your question, I don't believe it's legal but I am also not sure if it's something you can actually get in trouble for.