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The Best Free Streaming Platforms for TV and Movies

By Matthew Lynch
March 3, 2024
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In the age of digital entertainment, streaming platforms have become the go-to source for watching TV shows and movies. While many services require a subscription fee, there are several free platforms that offer a wide range of content without the need to open your wallet. Here are some of the best free streaming platforms available today.

1.Crackle: Sony’s Crackle has been around for a while and stands out for its collection of classic series and movies, as well as original content. It is entirely free and supports itself through ad revenue, so viewers will experience commercial breaks.

2.Tubi TV: With over 20,000 titles under its belt, Tubi TV offers an impressive library that ranges from reality TV shows to niche indie films. It also includes children’s programming, making it a family-friendly option.

3.Pluto TV: Pluto TV imitates traditional television with a twist—it streams over 100 channels that include movies, TV shows, sports, and even internet content. Its unique interface mimics the channel-surfing experience of standard cable TV.

4.Vudu’s Movies on Us: Although Vudu is primarily known for video rentals, its ‘Movies on Us’ feature allows users to watch hundreds of movies with limited commercials at no cost after signing up for a free account.

5.IMDb TV: Owned by Amazon, IMDb TV offers a solid variety of TV shows and movies which can be streamed through the IMDb website or Amazon Prime Video app. Like other free platforms, content is ad-supported.

6.Peacock: NBCUniversal’s Peacock offers a free tier that includes hit shows, classic series, movies, and news. While it does have premium paid levels for more extensive content, the free tier still provides plenty of viewing options.

7.Kanopy: If you have a library card or you’re a university student, you can access Kanopy for free. It focuses more on educational and indie films and also has a commendable collection of documentaries.

8.Plex: Plex recently jumped into the streaming scene with their ad-supported streaming service that includes thousands of popular movie titles across different genres. Additionally, Plex allows users to organize their own media collections in one place.

With these free streaming platforms at your disposal, you don’t need to spend money to enjoy great TV shows and movies. Whether you’re interested in mainstream hits or indie darlings, these services offer something for everyone without the need for a subscription fee. Just remember that since they are ad-supported, you’ll likely have to sit through some commercials during your binge-watching sessions—but that’s a small price to pay for free entertainment!

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