Not on LK21, or IndoXXI, here are links to watch anime, Drakor to legal box office movies

Posted On: May 8, 2023

Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – If you’re a movie buff and still don’t know where to watch it if the movie isn’t showing in theaters, there are plenty of alternatives to choose from.

It is better that you do not watch your favorite movies on illegal platforms like LK21, ganool or IndoXXI because they can damage your gadget and run the risk of getting a virus.

Here are several legal platforms you can choose to watch movies streaming or downloading legally.

1. Viu

Viu is an over-the-top video service operated by PCCW Media, a subsidiary of PCCW.

Debuting in Hong Kong, Viu offers Asian drama series, mainly Korean dramas, variety anime, and entertainment news programs. As of December 2018, Viu had 30 million active monthly users.

You can watch Viu on Indihome! Enjoy streaming or downloading Korean dramas, anime, movies and other favorite shows.

2. Disney+Hotstar

Disney+ Hotstar is an Indian video-on-demand service owned by Disney Star, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company.

The service launched as Hotstar in 2015, before the Disney+ service acquired Hotstar in April 2020.

3.WeTv

WeTV is an on-demand video service application owned by Tencent, a Chinese technology company.

WeTV is the international version of Tencent Video which has more than 100 million subscribers in China.

4.Netflix

netflix is a streaming service that brings a wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, anime, documentaries and more to thousands of internet-connected devices or you can download them to watch later without Internet connection.

5. Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime Video is an Internet video-on-demand service developed, owned and operated by Amazon.com.

The service offers TV shows and movies for rent or sale and Prime Video, a selection of original content from Amazon Studios and licensed acquisitions, including Amazon Prime subscriptions.

6. iQIYI

iQIYI, formerly Qiyi, is a Chinese online video platform headquartered in Beijing and was launched on April 22, 2010. Currently, iQIYI is one of the largest online video sites in the world.