Is MovieLinkBD Down, or Is It Just You?

Four checks, about a minute, and you will know whether to change a setting or simply wait.

The four checks

  1. Try a second official address. The addresses page lists them. If another one opens, nothing is down — your route to the first one is blocked.
  2. Switch network. Mobile data instead of Wi-Fi, or the reverse. Working on one and not the other proves the site is up.
  3. Read the error. “Can’t be reached” is a lookup failure, i.e. a block. A page that loads and reports a server error is a genuine outage.
  4. Check the official channels. A real outage gets posted on the official Telegram and Facebook. Silence there plus a failure at your end means the problem is local.

Reading the result

Another address works → a block. Use that address, and change your DNS if you want the original back.

No address works, but other sites do → likely a network-wide block. Change your DNS first.

Nothing works anywhere → your connection, not the site.

Every address gives a server error page → a real outage. Waiting is the only fix; it is being worked on.

Third-party “is it down” sites

Treat them loosely. They check from outside Bangladesh, so they will report a site as perfectly healthy while it is blocked for every user here — and that is the exact situation you are trying to diagnose. The four checks above test your actual route, which is the thing that matters.

One thing worth ruling out: make sure the address you are testing is genuinely ours. A look-alike going offline says nothing about the real site — compare against the official list first.