Have you considered using software like stremio? Alongside specific add-ons.
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Seconding. I recently got into Real-Debrid. That plus Kodi or stremio blows any streaming site (legal or not) out of the water.
Been using stremio for years, 100% recommended.
Definitely dopebox.to pretty decent for movies and series.
Movie-web may have it
Try fmoviesDotwtf
I use fmovies.to and they look identical. I'm assuming they're run by the same folks? If it is, just make sure you have a very good ad blocker, because otherwise the site is unusable without it. With it, though, it's absolutely amazing, especially their subtitle support. Sometimes I'll watch a show on fmovies instead of the actual streaming service the show is on because the subs are somehow better than the ones from the actual streaming services.
I found a chrome extension that can download the files if you want to keep a copy. They are not very large though. 700Mb for a movie and about 300Mb for a show. Convinance over quality I guess.
I found a Firefox extension to do the same. Handy if I occasionally find a gem worth keeping, but yeah, the quality is not as great as a Blu-ray rip would be.
Goojara.to
Ooh, I’ll give that a go! I’ve been using Goku.to.
I currently use 5.himovies.to and fmovies.to
Justchill.tv (be aware it does ask for discord/Google sign in so just use a burner account of some kind)
Dopebox seems chill
MusicHQ
fboxtv has been very consistent for me, they even include subtitles!
zoechip has done the trick for a couple years as a primary source in my household!
ororo.tv