Popcorn Time Portable (popcorn-time.se) 5.5.1.0 beta

"Popcorn Time is the revolutionary app that’s been continuously dubbed the Netflix for torrents. ... The unknown devs also mention other team members who’ve gone on to work on the legal version of Popcorn Time, called Butter...since anonymous developers mean no one can be held accountable if things go awry. ...the site won’t be looking to make money whatsoever. " —Darren Orf, Gizmodo.com (2/25/16 4:41pm)

"Popcorn Time is a free program that makes torrenting movies and TV shows exceptionally easy. The interface rivals legitimate streaming services such as Netflix, ...uses peer-to-peer networking to download and distribute the videos, it’s susceptible to the same copyright crackdowns as standard BitTorrent methods." —Jared Newman/@onejarednewman, PCWorld.com (Sep 2, 2015 8:13 AM)

"The interface is extremely straightforward, with a Netflix instant queue-style quilt of film cover art popping up upon startup. ... Here’s the catch: While torrenting itself is not illegal, downloading and/or distributing copyrighted material is. The problem here is that Popcorn Time looks a lot like Netflix, a popular and legal streaming service. It’s conceivable that users could go unaware that what they’re doing is against the law. ..." —Alex Tretbar, DigitalTrends.com (March 10, 2014)

Popcorn Time is a multi-platform, free software BitTorrent client that includes an integrated media player.
   Watch any movie as many times as you want. All you need to get started with Popcorn Time is a proper internet connection.

PopcornTimeDesktopPortable_5.5.1.0_beta.paf
Size: 197 MB (207,241,216 bytes) Packed Size: 51.2 MB (53,719,040 bytes)
MD5: 6388FD2B5755091CBCB6D50351EB153F
SHA-1: E4D05D64898E75B538E33006F200DB087C150856

Notes (included in the help.htm):
» Requires really FAST Internet connection.

Additional Notes:
 Please be advised  Although developers of Popcorn Time say that there is nothing illegal about the application as it just acts like a search engine to find content that is already available publicly—depending upon your country—it could be illegal and may attract a fine (or even a jail term).
   While we do not encourage using Popcorn Time, the final decision is obviously yours, as the risk the application brings depends completely on the country you are based in.[]