I'm going to be 2 weeks without Internet, tell me some things to download pre-emptively.

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Today will be my last day with broadband, so I'm going to go on a massive download spree and get a load of shows and films.

Anything that is worth watching?

I know that's vague but to be honest, even I don't know what I want :lol:
 
The Stand miniseries

Deer Hunter (1978)

House (1986)

The Stuff (1985)

Every single episode of the original Twilight Zone series.
 
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I'd just say get what is in the majority of post or get whatever stands out to you in these post.
 
How about an indie freeware game? Yume Nikki. Many describe it as Earthbound meets Silent Hill. The point of the game is pretty much exploring empty, surreal landscapes in your dreams as you sleep. And you encounter a lot of interesting, sometimes disturbing things...
 
Gravity Falls
Star Trek TNG
Kamen Rider Agito
Supernatural
As much Doctor Who as you can get your hands on
MTV's Daria
The Tick
 
exball said:
Download the movie Jesus Christ: Vampire hunter.
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I second this.

and Frozen dvdscr. You need Frozen. Because Disney and fuzzies. I mean, it's not near as funny as the shittastic vampire hunter but...

Ummmmmmmmmm..... Seven Psychopaths?
 
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The Room 720p Brrip - the colours in some scenes don't look as good as DVD but the improved detail makes the sets look so much more obvious, you can also tell where it's shot in HD-video and where it's shot in film, the sex scenes look even sexier, and you get to see Tommy Wiseau's sweat stains.
 
Red Dwarf. All of it (except 'Back to Earth', which I refuse to accept happened.)

Don't forget Series X (2012). It's pretty good.

Ziltoid said:
Download some games instead. It'll last longer than any movies or tv shows.
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A decent SNES or even PS1 emulator and about 10 quality ROMS for each will make for some seriously awesome time off from the internet.
 
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