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23rd December 2009 04:10 AM
David Allen
If ever there was case for the fight against pirated movies then results of the 2009 Bit Torrent file sharing league table would be enough to drive the film studios into a mad rage, although it has also been found that the most of the people that download illegal content also go to the cinema and buy DVD’s.
However that didn’t stop almost eleven million people downloading the latest Star Trek movie and according to the results complied by TorrentFreak using data received from BitTorrent trackers a table of the most pirated films of 2009 are:
“Star Trek,” (10.9 million)
“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” (10.6 million)
“RocknRolla” (9.4 million)
“The Hangover” (9.2 million)
“Twilight” (8.7 million)
“District 9″ (8.3 million)
“Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (7.2 million)
“State of Play” (7.4 million)
“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (7.2 million)
“Knowing” (6.9 million)
David Allen
If ever there was case for the fight against pirated movies then results of the 2009 Bit Torrent file sharing league table would be enough to drive the film studios into a mad rage, although it has also been found that the most of the people that download illegal content also go to the cinema and buy DVD’s.
However that didn’t stop almost eleven million people downloading the latest Star Trek movie and according to the results complied by TorrentFreak using data received from BitTorrent trackers a table of the most pirated films of 2009 are:
“Star Trek,” (10.9 million)
“Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen” (10.6 million)
“RocknRolla” (9.4 million)
“The Hangover” (9.2 million)
“Twilight” (8.7 million)
“District 9″ (8.3 million)
“Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” (7.2 million)
“State of Play” (7.4 million)
“X-Men Origins: Wolverine” (7.2 million)
“Knowing” (6.9 million)
