If you don’t know about Quicksilverscreen.com all I can tell you is that you have simple been missing out . Finally, a place on the internet where you can go and watch movies for FREE! Literally any movie you can think of is either up on this mass internet forum or will be after you leave a request for it.

An amazing film equivalent of LimeWire, the only difference is that you don’t have to risk a virus to download any of these films, they simply stream from a website.Upon entering the forum, you have the option to look up different categories. Most people opt for New Releases because many of the films are still playing in theaters.

For instance, the new Harry Potter film and Transformers were up within hours of the first showing. A haven for film buffs, you can explore many other categories including comedy, drama and foreign film. The documentary section can keep you busy for days, pick a topic any topic that you want to know about and then veg out in front of your computer for the most well-rounded lesson you can possibly get.

Though Quicksilver leaves the film industry shaking in its boots anticipating that box office sales will go down, I still believe that most people will see a movie in theaters before they will watch it on a computer screen, or they may opt to do both. The real beauty of this site is the fact that you can watch movies you never intended to pay for in the first place.

A few recommendations while you are exploring the thousands of films on the site:

SPIN - A documentary by Brian Springer
This film was made by a filmmaker who intercepted satellite feed from news outlets revealing outtakes from the 1992 election press circuit. A must see for anyone who thinks political parties actually exist.

THIS MOVIE WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE; IT IS THE MOTHER OF ALL DOCUMENTARIES:

ZEITGEIST - By an anonymous filmmaker
Literally the most interesting movie about religion, politics and lies you will ever see. Less of a film and more of a movement, Zeitgeist is incredible. If you do one thing with your day watch this movie. Just get past the first 20 minutes and you will understand why.