11 Responses to "[RR/NF/CU] Timecop 1994 1080p BluRay H264 AAC-RARBG (1.9GB)"

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09/09/23
18:17:16

d4ftcrunk

the CU one is corrupt. I downloaded it twice, once last night, then again today, and both times it won't play, doesn't list a run time, etc.

09/09/23
20:21:48

MeH

@d4ftcrunk
It seems so. However I wonder why all those people who have downloaded it haven't complained at all!

09/09/23
20:59:35

d4ftcrunk

@MeH
perhaps those 175 others do not wish to rock the boat, bother admin, etc. whatever the case, I have no such qualms!

09/09/23
21:06:09

steven1

yes i agree with d4ftcrunk,all files i have dounloaded from cu have malware or virus.since about 2 or 3 months

09/09/23
21:54:12

d4ftcrunk

That is not what I said. I have been downloading from CU hot and heavy here the last couple weeks and they've all been fine. Sometimes the scanners act weird about subtitle files, but it's nothing. And all movies have played fine. This was the first one where the file was corrupt. Not a virus. Just broken.

09/09/23
23:36:03

MeH

https://multiup.org/en/mirror/62304966711b6421068075db8c383303/Timecop.1994.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG.mp4

09/10/23
01:09:51

steven1

d4ftcrunk,you said "others do not wish to rock the boat" so i agreed to that

09/10/23
03:05:03

MeH

@steven1
That's right, but the other part about malware is definitely wrong. CnU is a great file hosting site and quite safe (especially if used with uBlock Origin).

09/10/23
05:44:33

cupcake

Yes..the problem with this particular file, is that the upload was not completed. You can see that the file is 1.9gb but the CU link is only 1.5gb...so something went wrong during the upload process. It has happened before.
I have no idea what steven1 means..i have not encountered any problems with CU links.

09/10/23
09:20:36

d4ftcrunk

The only slight but not really problem I've encountered is that Firefox doesn't like the .srt subtitle files that come from CU. Yet, for a couple days there, they had no alert. But now it's back to doing it again. I don't know why. None of the actual malware scanners ever report a problem, and I just scanned my entire movies folder again last night and the actual virus scanners report zero problems either. So I have no idea why Mozilla has a problem with the .srt files that come from CU. As was already stated, for your own protection you should be using stuff like uBlock Origin and NoScript anyway. But the vast majority of us still love CU!

Of course there are plenty of others admin could use too, such as send.cm, megaup.net, drop.download, gofile.io, bunkrr.su, down.fast-down.com, down.mdiaload.com, streamvid.net, upload.do, hexupload, etc. But we know how the game goes... half of these will have stopped working a couple months from now, so I have no problem with sticking to CU, which has worked fine for years!

09/10/23
09:50:21

d4ftcrunk

and thank you for the mirror @MeH