If you’re tired of paying for expensive streaming services, there are plenty of free and legal options available on the best streaming devices. In this article, we’ve compiled a list of the top 11 free movie streaming sites that offer the best value and are willing to tolerate some ads.
YouTube
Did you know that YouTube has a large collection of free movies and TV shows? While its movie selection may be limited, it tends to change often, and you can find some well-known films like Happily Ever After, as well as acclaimed indie films like Adrift in Soho.
Crackle
Crackle is an ad-supported streaming service that features over 1,000 movies and nearly 100 television shows. While it takes a bit of digging to find something good, it’s worth the effort. Crackle also has a healthy helping of animated shows, reality TV, action, and thrillers.
Pluto TV
Pluto TV is an ad-supported, free streaming platform that is expanding its roster with exclusives. Although it often features B-tier or older content, there’s a lot to choose from, and it’s accessible from any device with a web browser or Pluto TV app.
Freevee (formerly IMDb TV)
Freevee carries some worthwhile shows and films, including Mad Men, the Fifty Shades series, and Schitt’s Creek, and carries original titles such as Rowdy, Hotel for the Holidays, and America’s Test Kitchen. Some older popular titles are also available. Freevee is only available in the U.S., U.K., and Germany, and you need at least a free Amazon account to access the content.
Fawesome
Fawesome offers a wide variety of shows, movies, and anime series, but requires you to download an app to view content. However, you can pick from over 10,000 movies and shows from 25 genres, such as Action, Comedy, Kids, Horror, Thriller, and more.
Tubi TV
With over 20,000 shows and movies, Tubi TV offers a healthy helping of action, comedy, drama, documentaries, and a handful of animation and anime classics. However, it withdrew from the U.K. and EU due to GDPR laws, limiting access to U.S. viewers and some international viewers.
Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has the most extensive library of anime and manga, but not everything is free, and you have to create a free account to watch anything. Still, it’s a great way to watch anime without going to unscrupulous websites, and it has recently updated its user interface.
Plex TV
Plex TV’s catalog includes independent films, documentaries, B-movies, and vintage productions, and has a host of live TV channels spanning various genres. While it doesn’t require you to create an account to watch, doing so allows you to access your other subscriptions or upload content, and it’s available outside the U.S.
The CW
The CW is full of trashy shows that are perfect for mindless binges, with some of the network’s newest offerings available. While streaming via The CW is only available in the U.S., you might be able to get around that limitation with a VPN.
Popcornflix
Popcornflix offers a clean, easy-to-use user interface and a range of titles, including Kung Fu classics, offbeat comedies, and murder mysteries. You don’t need to create an account, just visit the website and enjoy.
Vudu
Vudu offers high-quality movies for free, but requires you to bear a few commercials. You can visit Vudu on your desktop and enable the Free movies only filter to check a large catalog, and some movies are available in full-HD resolution.
Cut the cord in style
By using these free movie streaming sites, you can access a robust movie collection without paying anything. Cut the cord in style and pick your favorite movie streaming site to start your weekend in style.
