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The site is a fun little blast from the past, with weekly showings framed in a digital drive-in. Users can also purchase DVD copies of any film on the website for a mere $3. If you miss the old days of the internet when it was more like the Wild West and everything was less polished, this might be for you.

Tubi TV

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With the sheer breadth and convenience of streaming services, it makes sense. You can find practically anything you want to watch on streaming services these days, but even they are getting more expensive by the year. If you’re a real bargain hunter, you want to find ways to watch movies online for free. You can even keep an eye on the upcoming releases which allows you to see both upcoming TV shows and hotly anticipated movies all from your specific streaming services. JustWatch is the place to discover your next favorite movie or TV show. Whether you’re streaming, buying, or renting movies to watch online, JustWatch gives you access to a huge array of options. Movie lovers have everything at their fingertips to find the best movies to watch online. Max's growing and high-quality library of movies makes it a must-have streaming platform.

Shocker Internet Drive-In

Here, you’ll find everything from silent films and Hitchcock-helmed projects to Westerns and film noir. The site even houses some early shorts by legends like Quentin Tarantino and Stanley Kubrick. Open Culture may be difficult to navigate, but with more than 1,000 free movies available, it’s definitely worth the slog. It’s available globally, though title selection will vary heavily by region. All you need is a free Plex account and you’re good to go.

Free Online Movie Streaming Sites

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For those who already use Plex as their media server, the free ad-supported options can be added to existing server categories, making the experience completely seamless. YouTube might be the biggest video-hosting site, but Vimeo is probably the best. Yeah, them’s fighting words, but Vimeo has the muscle to back them up. The site has a clean layout that’s devoid of ads and benefits from an active user community that’s widely considered more professional and constructive than YouTube’s. Tubi boasts a programming lineup of more than 20,000 shows and movies and has content from over 200 partners, including MGM, Lionsgate, and Paramount. Hit films like Hancock and The Goonies are there, as well as cult classics like Planet of the Apes, Fists of Fury, and more. Choose from movies, shows, sports and music documentaries, AMC series, Live TV and more. Shocker Internet Drive-In is a bit niche, and its website looks like it was made in the ’90s, but it’s a great resource. The site is updated weekly with featured horror classics, which are then made available for free download as WMV files at the website’s Snack Bar. what to stream this weekend is true of many network streaming platforms such as STARZ or Showtime. The difference is that you'll need to sign up for an account on the platform and provide payment information. You won't be charged a subscription fee during the free-trial period. But if you don't cancel by the time the trial period ends, your account will automatically convert to a paid subscription. It sure seems like everybody these days is either cutting or has already cut the cable cord.