A secret way to watch oodles of movies for free, and you'll never guess what it is
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No, no.
While a simple idea can be a great idea, the notion of spending the time to find and watch VHS because they are free or cheap just sounds like a signpost on the way to a hoarding mentality.
I understand that's the More..
The local public library is another source of FREE movies.
What a waste of space. I knew it was too good to be true. I wish I wouldn't have clicked on the story.