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You don't want to miss the thousands of free movies and TV shows you can stream right now at Tubi. Some of them can only be rented and not viewed for free, but many are no cost to stream.

I like to visit the Leaving Soon page to catch freebies before they start to cost somewhere else, but my favorite part of this website for inspiration is Trending Now — I often have no clue what I'm in the mood for, so to see what everyone else is watching right now is awesome.

For example, a few of the more popular titles people have been streaming over the last month include Cryptid, Blood and Bone, Lord of War, and What's the Worst That Could Happen?.

There are dozens of other genres and collections to pick from, too, including Only Free on Tubi, Black Cinema, Movie Night, Cult Classics, K-Drama+, Bollywood Dreams, and Find Your Next Rabbit Hole.

Tubi Kids is a section of this site perfect for streaming just kid-related films. It's available from the top of the website and has categories just for preschoolers and other kids, including Toon TV, LEGO, Animé, and Friendly Monsters films. There are also parental controls you can set through the normal website.

You don't even need a user account to watch this stuff. Just follow this link below, click something you're interested in, and enjoy!

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I was sort of shocked the first time I found out YouTube has free movies, and not just those poorly ripped ones with no subtitles that someone random uploaded. I'm talking full-length, totally legal movies, uploaded and managed by YouTube themselves.

This last month, I watched Cast Away. It included captions, but it wasn't very high quality. Still totally worth the free price though!

Here are some other examples of free films I saw listed on YouTube: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, In Time, Reef 2: High Tide, In Her Shoes, Footloose, Charlotte's Web, and The Faculty.

Something you can't get with YouTube, but that is supported by most of these movie sites, is the ability to search through just the free titles. However, here's a trick that has saved me loads of time: open the full list of movies in your web browser, and then use the Find function to search by year, genre, or title.

YouTube's curated list (the link below) is the best way to find all their new and popular free movies. Some companies, like Cineverse, list their movies in their own profile.

Vudu might not be your first pick when looking for free sites for streaming movies, but there are in fact thousands of movies here that you can watch right now. All you have to do is put up with a few commercials.

It's a great movie site whether you do or don't have an idea about what you want to watch. Films can be filtered by genre, and you can browse by most-watched or release date. I wouldn't say the genres are anything special, but all the basics are there: action, comedy, crime, romance, and a few others.

While it's true that the genres aren't interesting, Vudu makes up for it with their curated lists. Check these out: Most Watched Movies, Critically Acclaimed, Hidden Gems, and Big Time Movie Stars. There are a few hundred videos in each section.

Something unique about this site is that not only does it let you look through the 300 newest releases, but you can do so on a single page for every genre. Some of the more recent additions include a few horror movies: Girl With a Pearl Earring, Lucky Number Slevin, The Lake, Meatballs, and Bermuda Island.

One great thing about Vudu's movies is that some of them are in 1080p, so you don't have to sacrifice quality just to watch some free movies.

Once you settle on something to watch, you might be given the option to buy or rent it, but so long as you found it through one of the free pages, there will be a button you can use to stream the movie without paying. You can also pay for movies here (some are even still in theaters).

What Is Amazon Freevee?

Freevee is Amazon's collection of free movies. I use this a lot from my TV, but it's just as easily accessible from their website or mobile app. Everything I watch here is easy to find and seems to be high-quality.

Something I like about this site is how the genres and movie collections are organized. For example, if I'm looking through the popular movies or recently added list, I can filter by genre and/or subtitle language to make sure I find a movie that's a good fit for me.

The video player lets you turn on subtitles, adjust the way the captions show up on the screen, change the video quality, and go into full-screen mode.

Movies of the month is a list on Freevee that I like to look at from time to time. Here are some films from the most recent collection: Despicable Me 3, Pitch Perfect, Identity Thief, Red Sparrow, and The Forever Purge.

Freevee used to be called IMDb TV. It's the same thing, just a different name.

Pluto TV is the closest thing I've found to free cable TV. It's owned by Paramount and fully supported by ads, so there's no worry that you might accidentally buy something.

My biggest joy about using this service is that I can just turn it on and let it play. There are hundreds of live channels, so some of them feature news, reality TV, or game shows, but there are also some with full-length movies.

Not everything is live, though, which is good. If I'm in the mood for something specific, I can look through thousands of movies and TV shows that are available on demand.

The unique categories for their on-demand films are a huge plus because most movie sites just stick to the traditional few genres. Examples include Fantasy, 00s Replay, '90s Throwback, Award Winners, and Black Voices.

These are the most watched movies on Pluto TV this last month: The Terminal, Top Gun, Mean Girls, Forrest Gump, The Lost Boys, School of Rock, and The Truman Show.

In my experience, running Pluto TV through a TV makes it easier to use because the always-on video player gets in the way on smaller screens. But, there is a mobile app and a desktop player if you'd rather go that route.

Our Review of Popcornflix

Popcornflix is another great place to watch free movies online. Their constant flow of new titles from Screen Media Ventures means they have lots of movies being added all the time.

Right off the bat, I appreciate that I don't need an account to use it. I also like that resume playback is supported so I can pause and watch the rest of the movie later.

However, there are a few things I don't like. While the website is definitely very modern looking, it's not super user-friendly. Along that same line, I would love to have sorting options within each genre list because it's way more fun to see which documentaries, for examples, were added recently so I'm not scrolling over all the same movies I always see.

There are several hundred movies here that include comedy, drama, horror, action, romance, family, documentary movies, and foreign films. They also feature web and film school originals, and list some titles by a common theme. I've seen Ghosts, Calling the Cops, Sports Docs, Music Lovers, Zombie Watch a Thon, and A Dose of Adrenaline.

Some of the newest movies on Popcornflix include Virtually Heroes, Kung Fu Traveler, Danger Dolls, Willy's Wonderland, and Shockwave.

Our Review of Yidio

I'm so happy I stumbled on Yidio years ago! It's like a search engine for all these other movie sites. It shows where on the internet a movie is available for free. It's incredibly handy.

A search box would be enough, but Yidio goes above and beyond with lots of other sorting and filtering options. These include MPAA rating, decade, genre, IMDb score, and others. Just fill out any of that information to get a list you can comb through, with links to free movie sites.

For example, I asked Yidio to find me free animation movies from 2020 or newer, and to sort the list by IMDb rating. The top several results provided links to watch those films on Tubi, Roku, Pluto TV, and other free streaming sites.

The 18 Best Roku Channels of 2023

You might already know about Roku's free movies if you have a Roku TV or streaming player. But even if you don't, you can still watch all the same free movies, TV shows, and live TV from a computer, phone, tablet.

There are some ads in these movies, but the trade-off is really high-quality videos and well-known movies.

On the home page are handy categories I have yet to find on another free movie site. Armchair Detective is a new favorite of mine, but there's also Adult Comedy, Science, Workplace Comedies, Streams of the Season, and Play Ball.

While there are also typical genre lists you can browse through, none of them let you sort by popularity or filter by rating or year. This is by far my only issue with the service. That, and the fact that both TV shows and movies are mixed into the same lists, and said lists must be browsed horizontally in a carousel-like menu. It's just not super user-friendly.

However, I do like that you can search for actors and directors to find movies they're associated with. I also appreciate the Continue watching, Leaving soon, and Free on Premium (Time-Limited) sections.

What Is Crackle?

Crackle is a no-brainer for this list. I always come back to it to watch free movies online because of its list of hundreds of full-length films and original programming. These are big-name movies with stars I'm sure you know.

Although you have to sit through commercials, I find them to be relatively short, with only a few breaks during a movie.

Another reason I choose Crackle is because of its unique categories like Foreign Language, British, Stand-Up, Variety/Talk/Games, and Unidentified/Unexplained. It feels fun to browse through interesting genres like this.

A closed captioning toggle is available directly from the video player for all users, but if you sign up for an account (it's free), you can also enable parental controls (options are kids mode, teen mode, and grown-up mode).

Here are some examples of the most popular movies listed on Crackle: The Paperboy, What Doesn't Kill You, Nothing But the Truth, Zulu Dawn, San Andreas, and The Lost.