Streaming movie sources, pls.

[Dennis D]

A while ago, someone here mentioned his 2 ( free at times ) sources for streaming both current and classic movies. ( Lost the post. )

Appreciate any and all info.

Thx.

[JacobMauer]

When it comes to streaming movies, there are a bunch of options out there. You can go for the usual suspects like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+, which offer a wide range of both current and classic films. And if you're looking for some free options, you might want to check out platforms like Tubi and Crackle; they offer a selection of movies at no cost.But hey, don't forget the thrill of catching a movie at the cinema! If you're up for it, you should definitely check out what's movies out in theaters right now. There's something special about that big screen experience.

[emanresu]

There are free sources, but the shady ones are not supposed to be talked about here.

[Dennis D]

There are free sources, but the shady ones are not supposed to be talked about here.

I honestly didn't know there were shady sources and that they weren't to be mentioned here.
( What makes a shady one ? )

But ok, that being said, what are the non-shady free ones ?

Thx.

[Jimmy Smith]

There are a ton of free movies on youtube. Just click around.

etc

[AllanAllen]

There’s a bunch of free with ads apps/websites. YouTube, FreeVee, Tubi, Roku Channel….

You can Google a movie and it’ll usually show where you can watch it right at the top.

[sgosnell]

If you have a Roku, there are lots of old movie channels available, both free and paid. Also Google TV, if you prefer that. Or you can use a streaming device and cast from your computer/tablet/phone, with whatever you can find there, with your favorite search engine.

[emkc]

Check with your local library. Ours has two--hoopla and Kanopy--that you can stream 10 views each per month per library card.
There is also a lot of film noir on YT. With a little searching you can find many of the Noir Alley intros and outros from TCM.

[Jimmy Smith]

There’s a bunch of free with ads apps/websites. YouTube, FreeVee, Tubi, Roku Channel….

You can Google a movie and it’ll usually show where you can watch it right at the top.

I use adblock and watch everything on youtube ad free. Although they started putting pop ups that adblockers aren't allowed and I just close it.

[Jimmy Smith]

They got me. They disabled youtube unless I turned off adblock or got premium. Decided to go premium for $12 a month. I don't have tv, I need my youtube ad free binges.