I Wouldn’t Pay For 2013’s Most Pirated Movie Either

On the heels of Torrentfreak’s most-pirated TV shows of 2013 is its list of most-pirated movies. Not surprisingly, the list doesn’t exactly represent the refined cultural taste you might hope.

Coming in at #1 is The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. I’m guessing it only took a handful of 2012 moviegoers to spread the word about the quality of this film before throngs of would be Tolkien fans went rogue and downloaded a torrent of it to save themselves $20 and almost three hours of bad makeup and inane action sequences.

The rest of the top 10 is a smorgasbord. The obligatory action and super-hero flicks dominate, with the unexpected gem like Silver Linings Playbook thrown in. Whatever your movie tastes are, here’s to a 2014 that will no doubt be chock-full of movie pirating! [Torrentfreak via DigitalTrends]


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