Magnificent 7: Helpful Or Harmful?

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SORRY HOLLYWOOD BUT TORRENTS ARE HERE AND THEY ARE HERE TO STAY. THAT'S JUST THE WAY THE COOKIE CRUMBLES. YOU CAN TRY AND TRY AGAIN TO SHUT DOWN SITES LIKE KICKASS TORRENT AND THE PIRATE BAY BUT GOOD LUCK. THEY CONTINUE TO SURVIVE THE ONSLAUGHT OF GOVERNMENT PRESSURE AND GIVE THE PEOPLE FREE ENTERTAINMENT. SPEAKING OF FREE ENTERTAINMENT, WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING LATELY? THERE ARE SO MANY AWESOME MOVIES TO DOWNLOAD THAT IT'S HARD TO DECIDE. WELL, LET'S LOOK AT THE TOP FIVE MOVIES YOU CAN TORRENT RIGHT NOW.

NUMBER FIVE MOVIE ON KICKASS TORRENT

The Magnificent Seven may not have impressed critics that much but you should be the judge of that. After all, how horrible can a movie with Denzel, Chriss Pratt and Ethan Hawke be? (Hint: not that bad).

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