u/JohnnyDC04

The title pretty much says it all, I'm looking for a site where I can download movies (and TV shows too, why not?) dubbed in Spanish and other languages in 1080p HD as mp4/mkv files, whatever they're available as. I remember this one site called "Cuevana," where I once downloaded all the movies from "the Big Mouse" (to avoid mentioning any big names) I grew up watching as a kid. However, I forgot which domain I used to download the movies from, and it's been so long that I don't seem to remember the site domain, only the name and there's so many different domains where some offer downloads as an option bit then redirect me to so many other different sites and don't even let me do what I want which is to download a movie. So I was wondering if any of ya'll in this sub knew of sites where I can download movies dubbing in Spanish and other languages, I'd really appreciate any suggestions!

Ok, so yesterday, I made a GOG account for the first time and added a few games to my wishlist. Owning what I purchase is a huge deal for me, and it's something most online game stores or even movies/TV shows, music, and book stores don't usually do. After seeing a lot of good reviews and seeing how the game distribution system works for GOG, I decided to make an account for when I eventually decided to buy the games on my wishlist...mostly LEGO games (yes I'm autistic lmao), but I've also added the Batman: Arkham series (except Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, glad it's not there cause it's shit), the original versions of the first three Resident Evil games plus the 2005 remake of the first game (wish they added more of the games), Undertale (wish they add Deltarune soon), Stardew Valley, and lastly I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream (main reason I made a GOG account in the first place lmao).

Now, onto the main question in this post's title, how does the game preservation work? Usually, when a game isn't available on GOG, it's added to something called a Dreamlist where people can vote on the game, so it gets a chance of being selected so it gets preserved, at least...that's how I understand it. My question is, do games on the Dreamlist need a certain number of votes for them to be considered by GOG to be added to their preservation? If so, how many votes are we talking about? I also think it has to do with GOG obtaining the rights to distribute a game on their store, and some companies don't usually want you to own what you spend $20-60+ on, so that also another potential reason. Idk ya'll tell me.