14 DAY TRIAL // Angelina Jolie’s latest film, “Maleficent,” continues to rule the list of preferences of movie pirates everywhere as the flick keeps its first place in the chart of the most pirated movies.
The movie entered the chart last week and went straight to number one, proving that everyone wants to see the villain turn hero, especially in a Disney picture, as revealed by a chart published by TorrentFreak.
The second spot is occupied by “Godzilla,” which managed to climb its way from the ninth spot where it landed last week. As always, the movie about the monster of all monsters comes to the aid of humanity, managing to attract quite a few pirates.
“Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” has lost yet another spot in the chart, slipping to number three, while “Divergent” was also knocked down a step, despite all the attention the two have been getting.
The first new entry of the week tells the emotional story of Hazel and Gus, “The Fault in Our Stars,” a movie that’s based on a bestselling novel by John Green. The film makes an entrance and lands at number five, indicating a high interest from pirates around the world.
Following close behind, at number six, we find “X-Men: Days of Future Past” this week. The copies available online are HDrip or TS, which means that there are still plenty of pirates waiting out for a decent DVD copy when it comes out.
Another lower quality copy that made its way on this week’s chart is of “22 Jump Street,” the comedy sequel of “21 Jump Street” featuring Chaning Tatum and Johan Hill. The movie has been a great success in cinemas and it seems that it’s quite popular on the Internet too. We’re almost certainly going to see the movie back in the charts when a DVD copy makes its way online.
“The Prince” follows at number eight, bringing John Cusack, Bruce Willis and Jason Patric to the center stage in an action-packed movie.
The second and last new entry of the week, “Draft Day” landed on the ninth spot. The movie features Kevin Costner, Jennifer Garner and Denis Leary, to name a few.
Last on the list is “The Amazon Spider-Man 2,” a movie featuring Andrew Garfield in the top role. The film entered the chart a few weeks ago and slipped four spots in the past seven days, which means that we could very well see it disappear from the list soon.