"Avatar" = Most Pirated Film Of 2010

"Avatar" = Most Pirated Film Of 2010

According to a file-sharing blog, James Cameron's Avatar was the most pirated film of the year...

By Lansdowne5 - Dec 22, 2010 01:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: Yahoo



Here's what Hollywood Reporter had to say about it:

"The biggest film in history was downloaded from torrent websites 16.6 million times, according to TorrentFreak. That represents a 33% increase in download activity from last year's top-pirated film, "Star Trek," which was downloaded just under 11 million times.

20th Century Fox, which distributed the sci-fi epic, isn't exactly crying. The film grossed nearly $2.8 billion at the worldwide box office to become the highest-grossing movie ever (before accounting for inflation)."

"Surprisingly, second on the list was "Kick-Ass," with 11.4 million downloads off torrent web sites. The kiddie superhero film underperformed at the worldwide box office with sales of about $96 million.

"Inception" followed with 9.7 million downloads, "Shutter Island" with 9.5 million, and "Iron Man 2" with 8.8 million."
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