Best site for uploading iMovie videos

Best site for uploading large videos (42 minutes).
thanks

Here's a link to what I'm after but the solution is in CS4 with AS 3.o and I'm using the previous versions
http://www.gotoandlearnforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=25095

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