I tire of such things.

Can you not have one of your loyal subjects download it for you?

There are reasons that it’s not just posted to stream on the front page of this site. Although Disney and Lucasfilm have been very lenient with Star Wars copyright issues in general, there is of course a point where the ease of accessibility would be too much and generate the wrong kind of attention, and possibly the wrong kind of relationship between fan editors/preservers and the powers that be. If you uploaded the entire DeEd 2.5 film to youtube, you would see how quickly it would be removed.

It’s good to be skeptical of what software you run on your PC. Too far in the other direction and you’ll end up like one of these people: https://blog.avast.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/browsercleanup.png

However, downloading things through unofficial means is simply about using your brain on a case by case basis (a practice that should be recommended in every aspect of life). The word torrent scares a lot of people, because they probably heard stories of a friend who tried to torrent something ridiculous like Justin.Bieber.FULL.ALBUM.MP3.rar.zip.EXE and had a bad experience. The mechanism by which you get the file is not going to dictate whether or not it is a safe experience. A mega or rapidgator or whatever link is no safer than a torrent. And a major (i.e., not some fly-by-night site) torrent site will generally have a comment section where people will point out quite explicitly if there is a virus or trojan. If you are downloading movie files, obviously do not proceed with a torrent that is full of other types of files (executables, scripts, etc). Things are not nearly as shady if you are not trying to download software.

In short, it’s easy to obtain in the ways that thousands of others have managed.