We're going to show you seven of the best websites
to watch and enjoy free movies online.
Use the clickable sections below
to skip to different parts of this tutorial.
Roku has a free streaming channel that you can access online
on your computer or mobile device.
This is what it looks like on a web browser.
Go to roku.com, click "Sign In," and create a free account.
Hover over "What to watch" and click on "The Roku Channel."
You'll find the library
of free movies and shows you can browse.
Click on any one you want to watch.
The library is limited, but the catalog updates regularly.
YouTube has a film and TV section
with a selection of titles you can watch for free.
Go to the "Movies & shows" tab on the left.
Scroll to find the free section
and browse through the available titles
you can watch for free with ads.
Vudu is the streaming-service arm of Fandango.
Go to vudu.com.
At the top, click on "Free,"
and you'll open the library of thousands
of free films and shows with ads.
IMDb TV is the content arm of IMDb, owned by Amazon.
Go to Amazon and then "Prime Video."
Under channels, scroll down to find "IMDb TV."
You'll find a catalog of films and TV
you can watch free with ads.
Crackle is 100% free.
Go to crackle.com, and you can watch everything
on the site you find for free.
Browse TV shows or movies
and find them listed alphabetically or by genre.
Or you can search for the title you want to watch here.
Popcornflix has around 2,000 movies
which you can watch entirely for free.
Access via the website or app
and browse the many free films
by scrolling through the categories.
No need to sign up: just click on a title to watch for free.
You'll find Popcornflix has a lot
of guilty-pleasure and knockoff films.
You can watch films and shows for free on Pluto TV,
either live or on demand.
When you open up Pluto TV,
it'll automatically take you to the "Live TV" channel.
You'll find the channels listed on the left
and the shows on the right, arranged like a TV guide.
Click on any channel
and you'll start to watch the show live
wherever it's up to at the time you join.
To watch films, click on the "Movies" tab on the left,
and it'll skip down to the movie channels.
Now go to "On Demand" at the top.
A library will pop up with films and shows you can browse.
Click on any title, and you can watch it from the beginning.
Browse categories using the sections on the left
or search for a title.
Anything listed on Pluto TV is free to watch,
and you don't need to set up an account.