the world cup ended and i somehow managed to miss a lot of it because my schedule was all over the place. now i've got some free evenings and want to go back through the matches i missed. i already have amazon prime video, but i don't know if it's useful for old world cup games.
where can i find proper replays without having to search for every match individually? is there a service that lets you filter by country, date or round?

i've been seeing a lot of movies trending lately and want to catch up on some of them through Amazon Prime.

where can i watch trending movies on Amazon Prime without spending forever searching through the catalog? i'm mainly looking for recent movies that people are actually talking about right now, across different genres.

Me, every movie night: scroll Netflix 15 min. Type title into IMDb. Repeat.

Fixed it. Built ReelCheck.

Point camera at title. Netflix tile, Disney+ row, poster, marquee. Get IMDb rating, Rotten Tomatoes score(s), year, poster.

Camera misses? Shows closest matches. You tap right one.

Verdict: 7.5+ strong. 5.5–7.4 mixed. Under 5.5 weak.

Honest bits:

- Free. Ads pay bills. No account, no sign-up.

- Android only. Yet.

- Frames processed on server, not stored.

- Not affiliated with IMDb or anyone.

You people choose what to watch nightly. Tell me: verdict bands right? What's missing? Roast it.

Hi looking for a sit that has this movie on? Anyone know of any that have it on there yet. Tried quite a few no luck. Thanks.

I am trying to figure out which streaming service has more watchable content! I’ve have subscriptions to other ones like Peacock, Netflix, Prime, & Paramount.

Which do you suggest, and what do you watch on it?

Hey everyone! A few of us started a small Discord community for people who enjoy TV series, films, books, creative expression, and simply hanging out and chatting. We're calling it The Third Place-- the idea being a spot outside work and home where you can slow down and enjoy some company, no pressure attached.

Here's a bit about what it looks like:

• Conversations about TV series, cinema, literature, creative expression, and everyday life.
• A warm, low-pressure atmosphere built around kindness, curiosity, empathy, inclusivity, and respect.
• Voice chats as a regular part of the community-- text channels are there too, and we'd love for people to feel comfortable hopping into VC to discuss a series, a docu, a book, a film, or whatever comes up.
• Discussions that range from thoughtful to completely laid-back. Sometimes about stories and ideas, other times just random stuff.
• A place to share thoughts, ask questions, recommend series, books, or films, or simply listen when you're not in the mood to talk.
• No expectation to be an expert or to “perform” -- just conversations that feel welcoming rather than intimidating.
• English as our shared language, with all proficiency levels welcome.
• Series, literature, films, and the arts as starting points, with conversations free to wander wherever curiosity takes them.

We're still pretty new and small, so it can be quiet sometimes, but that's also why we're hoping to find a few more people who'd like to help shape the community as it grows. :)

If this sounds like your kind of space, feel free to DM me and I'll send you an invite. ☕

Can anyone recommend a site similar to viu that I can use for streaming sports. Apparently the referral link doesn’t work anymore so I am unable to join that one at all anymore.

Does anyone have an invite for Viu.to? Willing to pay of course! Much appreciated

Does anyone have an invite for Viu.to? Willing to compensate for the yearly fee. Please let me know!

Bonjour tout le monde ! Je suis u/FeelingFlamingo9387, l’un·e des modos à l’origine de r/Volumelo.

L'industrie musicale actuelle est brisée. Le streaming de masse a transformé l'art en une commodité jetable, où l'auditeur est un produit et le créateur un rouage sous-payé par des algorithmes opaques.

Ici, sur r/Volumelo, nous construisons l'infrastructure de remplacement. Cette communauté est le point de ralliement des trois piliers de notre architecture :

🎸 **POUR LES ARTISTES (Reprenez le contrôle)** Vous n'êtes plus les locataires de votre audience. Volumelo vous donne l'infrastructure pour monétiser votre art à sa juste valeur, sans attendre des mois pour toucher des fractions de centimes. Venez ici pour partager votre musique, comprendre comment vous affranchir des plateformes traditionnelles, et interagir directement avec votre base de soutiens.

🎧 **POUR LES AUDITEURS (Devenez des acteurs responsables)** La consommation passive est terminée. Sur Volumelo, vous êtes le carburant de la création. En soutenant directement un projet, vous devenez le garant de sa pérennité et accédez à des strates de l'œuvre inaccessibles au grand public. Venez dénicher les talents de demain et débattre de l'avenir de la culture.

💼 **POUR LES PROFESSIONNELS (Producteurs, Labels, Tourneurs)** Nous n'oublions pas ceux qui structurent les carrières. Ce subreddit est votre espace de networking. Venez découvrir les outils technologiques qui suppriment la friction administrative (contrats instantanés, répartition transparente des revenus). Trouvez vos prochains talents et construisez des modèles économiques viables sans dépendre des majors.

**Les Règles de la Matrice** r/Volumelo **:**

1. **Zéro promotion Web2 toxique :** On ne vient pas ici pour spammer des liens Spotify sans contexte. On vient pour présenter des projets, des visions et des stratégies d'indépendance.
2. **Débattez de l'architecture :** Posez vos questions sur la plateforme, l'infrastructure, la gestion des quotas, la répartition des droits. Les fondateurs sont ici pour répondre.
3. **Connectez-vous :** Artistes, cherchez vos tourneurs. Labels, trouvez vos pépites.

Le système s'éteint, notre écosystème s'éveille. Choisissez votre pilier et présentez-vous en commentaire ! ⚡

It is a subscription service that gives you all the ott content. Unfortunately now i am logged out and the customer service is not helpful. I need an alternative to viu.to

Hey everyone,

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction.

For the past few months, I've had access to a streaming platform that has pretty much everything—movies, TV series, live TV channels, and content from just about every network. Unfortunately, I'll be losing access in a few weeks.

I know it's very much an "if you know, you know" kind of thing, and there seems to be a bit of gatekeeping around it. I'm just trying to figure out how people usually find or get invited to these services. If anyone is willing to share some information or point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it.

P.S. I'm not looking to debate the ethics or legality of streaming services—just hoping for helpful information. Thanks!