Free TV and Movies

Heres a stack of Internet TV and movie sites, the ones I think give you the most streaming band for your buck. Well, most are free, so few bucks are necessary. Some are strictly TV shows, others have movies as part of the mix; some let you download the content to your PC, while most just allow streaming. Itll take you two or three lifetimes to watch everything, and I know youre eager to try.

At the top of the heap is Hulu, with a massive amount of content, including TV shows and full-length movies. Its a well-designed site, easily navigated, with a quality selection. For instance, its got Super Size Me, a feature documentary; Dawn of the Dead, Pushing Tin (a great comedy from 1999) The Daily Show, The Office, and tons more.

Joost is loaded with channels Im apt to watch. For instance, I spotted Dead Again (IMDB 7/10), a decent film I hadnt seen and didnt know about. On the Films page, I found one spot loaded with almost 1,000 documentaries and a bunch of Indie films. One gem I found was Jazz on a Summers Day, a film we recently rented from Netflix.

Eztakes has movies you can download or stream for free; it also sells films you can burn to your PC or DVD. I found the entire series of The Newsroom, a brilliantly funny Canadian TV series that we rented on Netflix last year. On Eztakes, its a free download. I found over 60 films you can stream to your PC, including classics such as Alfred Hitchcocks 39 Steps and Peter Lorre in M. Of course youll need to wade through the likes of Santa Claus Conquers the Martians and the Eunuch of the Western Palace. (Nope, I wont supply links to these. I figure youll enjoy hunting them down yourself.)

AmericaFree.tv is a hoot for off-the-wall movies, such as Roger Cormans 1955 classic, The Fast and the Furious, or the 1936 Marihuana. Unfortunately, I cant provide specific links; the other irritation is there are no controls to pause the movies.

wwITV is perfect if youre interested in watching Channel 9s weather report from Dunedin in New Zealand, Express News, an English-language news station from Pakistan, or movies from TV stations across the globe.

Bravo makes many of its shows available. The catch is you have to spend time digging around the site to find them. Best bet: Look for full episode links and youll end up at a page with browse all full-length episodes.

IMDB, the famous Internet Movie Database, has a decent number of TV shows, some that are brand new and terrific, while others youve never heard of (nor would you want to).

There are dozens of other sites you can try. Of the bunch, FreeTube does the best job by acting as a portal to seemingly 6 million listings (give or take a million). Its worth a visit to FreeTube, just for the experience of seeing how incredibly much contents available. If you have kids, be aware theres a link at the bottom of their list for adult videos. Other sites to try: Tvover.net has scads of TV stations for you to choose from as do FreeeTV and BeelineTV. FreeeTV claims to have more than 1,650, for example.

so wats the name of that free movies site ?????????????????????

I use Limewire also as my default torrent to download torrented movie files... works pretty well. An *.ave format is normally downloaded within 1 - 2 hrs on my slow 60-80kbs connections.

enjoy your outdated program and virus infested downloads.

piss off back to 1999. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAA!

i'll just be here using my superior p2p download methods to pirate.

And to think that probably 85% of our population doesn't even have power.... nor do most of the other 15% of the population even care.

Why worry about downloads...
My rellies send me the pirated latest movies from PoM (pirated by chinese) imaging 2 months to 3 months before they even hit the screens in Australia!!!

Ciul!!! gettautahia!!!

lol. chinese.

enjoy watching @ssh0les stand up in the middle of the friggin movie and camera shaking and crappy sound

truly legal?

who cares....

just use any torrent site to torrent the movies down. whats the fuss