A media player (for movies) that goes smooth and DOESNT FREEZE???

man i tried everything they all freeze occasionally and just PISS ME OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

That doesn't happen to me. Ever.

VLC's great.
 
I'm inclined to think you have a hardware problem.

VLC is great but it's a shitty converter and it's got some issue with the play list. If you are a mac user then just download Perian. Personally I think it's a hardware issue you have because I never experience freeze. 

 
What kind of movies? Files on your hard drive or DVDs?
 
Try Media Player Classic. There's also a GPU-accelerated version called Media Player Classic Home Cinema.

no love for MPC+CCCP on that poll ¬¬

Media Player Classic. Then again, I've tried a few of the others and none froze for me, even on my old setup. Something wrong on your end?

Definetely not VLC. People get conned into using it because it can "RUN ANYTHING!!?"
 
Get media player classic and a codec pack. If you can't find it, I suppose I can compile one.

Use Media Player Classic. It's not in the poll, though. All you need is to download CCCP and it will install it for you. If that doesn't work, you should probably get a new computer.

Media player classic. Get it from CCCP

Messing with codecs is a nightmare.  Many codec packs will install spyware, and there's no such thing as a complete codec pack anyways.  I highly suggest VLC over any other media player.

I use iTunes to open movies and it plays them pretty well.....Provided they're MP4's,

iTunes is a waste of time. The codecs from Combined Community Codec Pack are the only ones I have ever installed and they play everything. CCCP does NOT include spyware.

" Media Player Classic. Then again, I've tried a few of the others and none froze for me, even on my old setup. Something wrong on your end? "

VLC media player is a gift from God himself, and its free!

VLC is a gift from Tim Schafer and works on the principle of a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle.
Tim > God

u gotta love vlc it just works... ive never had any problems with it!

Media player classic - home cinema all the way.

VLC! Doesn't skip like WMP when I watch Hentai-hentai!

" Definetely not VLC. People get conned into using it because it can "RUN ANYTHING!!?"  Get media player classic and a codec pack. If you can't find it, I suppose I can compile one. "

Quick time, Media player classic, Windowsmedia Player, Divx i've never had a problem when im running them and content on a system thats capable.

VLC works great for me, it's the only one I use to watch movies/anime or whatever else.

I have NEVER had any media player freeze unless the file was corrupted, but VLC is my favorite by far.

I've always just used windows media player, and never had any problems.

VLC is pretty sweet.

Winamp is the win, but it isn't the greatest for videos.  VLC is the way to go for movies.

The KMplayer, made in South Korea i think. Iv had no problems with it playing any video file. Also great for watching subed anime.
 

VLC media player is your best bet.

CCCP - Media Player Classic Homecinema.
 
CCCP is the best codec pack you'll ever find.
 
I've had problems with VLC with certain media files and the Media Player on CCCP works the best.

VLC is the best media player ever.

I don't think I've ever had a player freeze.

It's all about VLC player...playa (rofls)

Media Player Classic works well.

" @Al3xand3r said:

" Media Player Classic. Then again, I've tried a few of the others and none froze for me, even on my old setup. Something wrong on your end? "

This is what I use and I've never had a problem with it.  I also have VLC installed because there are rare occasions where the format doesn't play on MPC but does on VLC.  I have Divx player, QuickTime, Window Media, etc...but never use them.  Media Player Classic is all you really need for 99% of the stuff on the web.  I would suggest you take a look at the K-Lite Codec Pack (Full) for MPC and all popular codecs. "

Media Player Classic + codec pack  = can play anything in the world. Even HD vids :)

I use VLC. Works like a charm.