Since copyright laws are non-existent in mother Russia, Putin should acquire every movie/tv show in existence and stream it on Blyatflix for a reasonable cost (say a dollar or two for a month).
It would probably generate 1B+ from US alone.
>But anon, movie piracy sites already exist?
They're highly unreliable, get shut down after two years, the library isn't huge and the video quality is inconsistent. That's why modern streaming services are more popular, you can't convince goycattle to switch to a less convenient service to save shekels.
But they'll happily switch to a cheaper and bigger Netflix without much persuasion. Which is why Blyatflix is a fantastic idea.

>>81758123 (OP)
>say a dollar or two for a month
File hosting and bandwith is too expensive for that

>>81758123 (OP)
You can make android boxes with a torrent addon that plays media straight as it downloads you dont need to pay anything.

I paid for mine like ~10euro and it can go anywere i have like 500 channels from china to brazil and every sport channel possible.

Still blows my mind that prices are down to ~$10/tb and people still stream. Like how poor and retarded can a person be? Especially when they will drop four figures on a phone to replace a similarly priced phone that's not even old yet. Even with all streaming services available there are many more series and movies not available than there are series and movies that can be streamed.

>>81758123 (OP)
Yeah haha, and then some oligarch decides to destroy your company to privatize it for himself, with you rotting in jail or magically falling off the window

>>81758123 (OP)
There's tens of thousands of anime, tv shows and films on vk for free already and the quality is no different from netflix garbage.
I went there to find indie animations a couple times

>>81758123 (OP)
>>81759245
>but it's easy to do it in russi-AAAAACK

>>81758123 (OP)
As a Russian i have good news for you. All the new big movies and many old ones are being shown in movie theatres without paying licenses and in spite the sanctions. They use a funny loophole, where they show the actual movie as a "ad" before a legally registered movie, so they'd roll Dune 2 and then after credits they show some literally random 20 minute unrelated short movie. It's hilarious seeing what random bullshit they'll show