The Popcorn Time service is well known to everyone. In its comings and goings, we now find a version of Popcorn Time in the browser. How long will it last? We don't know... so hurry to see it.
A few months ago we told you about the web version of Popcorn Time, a service that didn't last long as it was shut down shortly after its debut. In an era where blockages happen faster but services return almost as quickly, it's obvious that void would quickly be filled with various applications... and this time we have a version of Popcorn Time in the browser. The service is the same: a site where movies are hosted for streaming. You need a modern browser, but that's all you need to start playing a movie. Let's see how it works:
Upon entering Popcorn Time, you can see the categories of movies on the left side of the screen, while the selection of releases is in the center. Each movie appears with a poster, the name, and the release date. When you click on one, a sidebar opens and shows options to watch the movie and read a brief synopsis of the story. There is also a bar to search for a movie of particular interest, but that's all. All movies are in their original language, but in the options you have different subtitles (including Spanish).
The only negative point is that at this moment there is no option to select the different playback qualities. But beyond that, the site contains a great variety of movies, highlighting the releases of the current season along with the best titles of the last five years (even there are classics like Toy Story or Run Lola Run). Personally, when trying Popcorn Time in the browser, I had a positive impact when watching a movie. I only had to wait a couple of seconds at the beginning to enjoy the playback without interruptions. You're probably wondering how long this service will last. If it manages to last until the end of the year, it would be a miracle, so don't miss this opportunity and take advantage of the moment to watch all the movies you can with this new version of Popcorn Time.
