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Hey everyone,
I came across this site: YesMoviesHub It lets you stream movies and TV shows online for free, no registration required, and they update it daily with new content.
The interface is pretty clean and fast, and I thought some of you here might find it useful.
Just wanted to share in case anyone’s looking for a reliable free streaming option.
Do I need to register for any of these 123Movies similar sites?
Are these 123Movies alternatives legal?
What's the safest way to use these sites?
Hi. I need to vent about this situation. I've been noticing that the websites I used to watch series/movies for free no longer work, or worse, are not available in Argentina. I can't pay for a VPN (which changes your location) because I can't afford it? Because I'm so stupid that I pay for almost all the platforms available to watch content 'legally'. A month ago I saw that WICKED (the movie with Ariana Grande) was on PrimeVideo, but I was busy with exams and couldn't watch anything. Now that I'm on a sort of vacation, I want to catch up on everything there is to watch, but on the legal platforms it says "This video is currently unavailable to watch in your location".
I'm asking here and not on a general website where guys hang out because they tell you to download an emulator, write binary code, one in Arabic, and give your blood type, and I don't want to do all that just to watch a movie.
Anyway.
If you know of any websites where I can watch movies online for free, I would greatly appreciate the information.
I took break from streaming.
I was using torrenting as main method
Now that there are many methods.
I want to know which is the best to use in 2025
I want to watch a movie over the phone or just online with my boyfriend and am hoping someone had a recommendation for a free and safe (with no risk of viruses) website where we could watch together. We have been using Youtube but that is obviously pretty limited without spending money- if anyone has any recommendations for funny movies that are free on YouTube, I would also appreciate those :)
Now that m4ufree streaming site has gone down is there any good streaming sites available that still work?
Was using Braflix for a while and soap2day before that, 123movies isn't good either. All of the above are riddled with ads and annoying pop ups. Sometimes they don't work at all.
Any recommendations?
Update: Cineby seems to be the best out of all the recommendations for those who also wanted to know.
I'd recommend using a VPN with all of these types of sites just to protect yourself against malicious intent.
I personally use Nord VPN, been great so far.
Over the past four years, I've tried and compared a bunch of different streaming services on the YouTube channel I run and after going through hundreds of possibilities, I've come up with the best of the best.
You can watch my video on free streaming services here: https://youtu.be/m8iD0nV5Xqo
Category1: The Swiss Army Knife***:*** They do a little bit of everything
YouTube: Yes, I'm putting it in the same category as everything else because YouTube is now a source for long-form content AND people watch it on a TV more than any other streaming service. They've got live news channels, sports highlights, official uploads of movies and shows (with ads), and for myself and many others it's become our go-to for "sit back and relax" TV.
Plex: There's live channels, there's on-demand movies and TV (including a good selection from AMC Networks), a store for rentals, a JustWatch-style search area for any movie and TV show, AND the ability to convert your own media files into your very own little streaming service? I mean, c'mon. This app rules.
Sling Freestream: Yes, Sling TV has paid plans but it has an underrated free tier, too. Tons of free channels and on-demand content, the ability to aggregate some of your paid apps, and Sling Rewards just for watching TV. But the coolest part of all has to be the ability to connect their AirTV device to an antenna and use the Sling app to watch your local broadcasters over the internet, on any device (even if it's a bit wonky at times).
Category 2: The Big Guys: They are to broadcast TV what Netflix and Hulu are to cable
Tubi: This streaming service has become one of my go-to apps for finding niche movies and TV shows. While it's known for campy B-movies and horror flicks, it has a rotating selection of top-tier Hollywood films and shows, notably ones from Warner Bros like those from the DC Universe.
The Roku Channel: It's pre-installed on Roku devices and offers one of the best selections of movies and shows you can watch for free, including some originals. While their emphasis on "Premium Subscriptions" makes it feel like you're being upsold, I do come to this app often for their live channels.
Pluto TV: This Paramount-owned free streaming service focuses on live channels and is a low-key free alternative to a Paramount+ subscription. You'll find plenty of shows from CBS, live channels with Paramount Plus originals, and a movie selection with a surprising amount of overlap with Paramount+'s paid plans.
Honorable mention: Freevee, this app from Amazon was a go-to for many, even if it's gradually withering away as it absorbs into the Prime Video app.
Category #3: Library Card Required: Watch ad-free movies with a free library account
Kanopy: Fantastic selection of indie films from studios like A24, classic films, indies, and even some big budget flicks like Terminator 2. Great for film aficionados.
Hoopla: Similar concept for Kanopy but also features audio books, comics, and even some streaming subscriptions like Hallmark+ and CuriosityStream with what they call BingePasses.
Category #4: Local Programming: Might not have full-feed of broadcast TV but still can get local news
LocalNow: Gives you a wide selection of local news broadcasts from a variety of cities, in addition to various entertainment networks and on-demand movies and shows.
Haystack News: Aggregated selection of live and on-demand news, both local and national.
PBS: Gives you free 24/7 access to your local PBS and PBS Kids stations.
What do you think of this list? Any of your favorites I missed?
If anyone knows any website or app to watch download movies pls do tell me I'm tired of paying each app just for few movies. If there where an app where all movie and series where there I'll be happy to pay good amount but paying for different apps just for few selection I'm tired. If anyone knows where I can find movies in one website or app pls do tell me.