Here are my top 8 picks.
Big-name video streaming sites like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime require you to pay monthly subscriptions. Luckily, they aren’t your only options. The following top free movie streaming sites are completely legal and don’t require a paid subscription.
These services are free because they are supported by ads.
1. Pluto TV (top choice)
Stream movies online free of charge with Pluto. You do not need to create a username and password to get free content on Pluto TV. Simply search for Pluto TV on a smart TV or through your streaming device. Pluto has hundreds of channels and thousands of on-demand free movie options.
Get it with Pluto TV’s mobile app, internet browser or Windows desktop app.
On-demand movies include “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” and other classics. You can also view episodes of “Cops” and “The Twilight Zone,” to name a couple, in addition to live TV access. View the daily lineup at pluto.tv/live-tv.
2. Tubi
Tubi free streaming service boasts more than 20,000 movies and TV shows.
Tubi is available on Android and Apple devices, Amazon Fire TV, Roku, as well as some smart TVs and video game consoles.
3. Crackle
Crackle free streaming service offers TV shows, movies and original content. You’ll even find TV series from days gone by — including “The Beverly Hillbillies,” “Dragnet” and “The Lone Ranger.”
4. Hoopla
Hoopla says its passion is “the public library patron.” It provides libraries across North America with movies, TV shows, music, audiobooks, e-books and comics through its site and mobile app. With a library card, you can instantly watch free Hoopla content on your computer and mobile device, and with Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV or Roku. The collection includes a great number of movie titles and television shows.
5. Popcornflix
Popcornflix gets straight to the action, making movies and series available in just a couple clicks without any sign-up. Says the site: “Popcornflix is 100% legal, no subscription required, and way fewer ads than regular television.” Its offerings span many genres, including action, sci-fi, comedy, horror, documentary and drama.
6. Comet
Comet is a free television channel dedicated to science fiction shows like “Battlestar Galactica” and “The X-Files.” It also offers a selection of free movies, including thrillers, horror films and science fiction classics. You can stream Comet’s content online free of charge at comettv.com, on cable, on a Roku device or on Apple TV.
7. Court TV
Need real-life trials and dramas? Check out Court TV. It can be seen on cable, satellite and over-the-air, and it is free 24 hours a day, seven days a week on Court TV online and streaming devices, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, SiriusXM, YouTube TV, Android TV and Apple TV.
8. Documentary+
Whether you like documentaries short, feature-length or as a series, Documentary+ has got you covered with docs in numerous categories. The service, which launched last year, is available for streaming on Apple and Android devices, Fire TV, Apple TV and Roku.
Watch them on your computer, phone with an app, with a streaming box like Roku.
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