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Want to download full version movies but simply do not know how? This is a dilemma faced by so many people including you. Fortunately, it is not a tough thing in today’s context. If you are seriously keen to find out how to download full version movies and not some edited or censored ones, then read on.

In reality, there are only 3 main ways to download full version movies. While there are millions of search results online that apparently point to places where you can find them, the truth is, they can be misleading. After doing some research, I found out that there are only 3 resources where you can get a hold of those box-office hits and old classics like Dracula.

Method 1 - Online Movie Sites

WalmartMovie, BestPrices and Amazon are some stores where you can buy and download full version movies. Amazon even offers movie rentals at $3.99. Titles like Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay and Vantage Point are hot favorites. To buy them, be ready to fork out anything between $8.99 and $29.99. It depends on whether the title is a new release.

Method 2 - Free Websites

These allow you to download full version movies. EMOL, OV Guide, NetBroadcaster and Truveo are some places you might want to visit. But before you start to have high expectations, you will more likely find old films here that are produced decades ago and listed in public domain. These are free to watch and do not carry any copyright. You will also come across videos and shows produced by amateurs.

Method 3 - Paid Membership Services

These services are gaining much popularity in this climate. If cost saving is important to you, then there is no reason why you should not consider them. For a flat fee of $50, you get unlimited lifetime access to download the full length movies. There are tons of titles, both new and old in various genres like adventure, science-fiction, comedy, drama, romance and so on.

Membership has its privileges. You can download full version movies onto your computer or play them and watch a full film on your MP4 player such as an video iPod or Zune.