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JustWatch, https://www.justwatch.com/us, is a service that helps to locate movies and TV shows across a huge array of streaming and subscription TV services. As an added convenience, JustWatch allows construction of "watch lists." Below are some direct-access options for films and TV. |
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The Internet Archive currently offers a trove of Feature Films for streaming access, especially highlighting vintage films. Content can also be browsed as a list, with filter categories on the left, such as "Classic Movies" and a list of foreign languages. |
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| Classic Cinema Online is a curated collection of public domain films from the Internet Archive, presented in a flashier website. Caution: ignore the ads asking you to download viewers, apps, etc. Instead, simply select the "+View" option. |
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| Open Culture has a huge array of free resources online, including online courses, ebooks, audiobooks, podcasts, language lessons and more, especially 1500 Free Movies Online. Categories are Comedy & Drama, Film Noir, Horror & Hitchcock, Westerns, Martial Arts, Silent Films, Documentaries and Animation. Entries are listed alphabetically. |
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| Internet Movie Database has some free full-length movies and television shows, a service called IMDb-TV. Access can be set up using your Facebook, Amazon, or other logins. | ||
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The menu button is helpful for making selections. |  |
| Help topics and IMDb TV's terms of use are available to peruse. One key passage of the 'tou' page seems to be "By viewing content on IMDb TV, you agree to the Amazon Prime Video Terms of Use." | ||
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| "Crackle is a free video entertainment network" featuring full-length movies, TV shows, and original programming, available on a wide variety of platforms such as smart TVs, mobile devices, set-top boxes, and video game consoles, as well as direct streaming from Crackle.com. "About Crackle" has information and other options such as a Help page and Crackle's Terms of Service. Note: some content may be pay-per-view. |
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Though it primarily promotes its paid streaming, YouTube has a range of "Free to Watch" films. This is in addition to films posted by organizations and individuals on their own channels, findable by the main search box at YouTube. |
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If the link above doesn't work, either use another browser or go to youtube.com/movies and click on "Free to Watch."
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| "Completely free [of charge]," TubiTV is the world’s largest ad-supported video on demand service with over 20,000 movies and television shows from nearly every major Hollywood studio. Registration is required. An updated Terms of Use page reflects Tubi's new ownership by Fox. | |
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