Legally Free Movies
There are lots of ways to watch free movies online. So the next time you decide to pirate something, maybe give these options a chance first.
Yes, they are usually PPV streams, but there are some free. In addition, Amazon Prime customers have access to a much larger library of free films. Prime accounts give you free shipping on eligible orders as well. There's a one month free trial available. Plus, you can apply for a free Prime account if you are a college student.
Fandor specializes in independent film. Not all of there films are free, but some are. Plus, you get 2 weeks free just for signing in with your Facebook account.
A lot like Fandor, with the same 2 week free trial offer.
The movies on YouTube are from Crackle and can be viewed from either site. They actually have a nice collection of free movies that are easy to browse.
Huge selection and variety of indie movies, all free. Even the infamous Heavy Metal Parking Lot
Flixter is a paid V.O.D service but you get one free movie just for signing in for your facebook account. The movie they give is owned by you and can be watched across multiple platforms supporting the UltraViolet system. You get another free movie for "Liking" and Tweeting Flixter. If you send invites to your friends they'll get a free movie and you'll get another for every friend who accepts. The catch? You don't get to choose the movies. Some are good, but some are irrelevant.
Vudu has lots of promos to get free credits when you first sign up. You also get credits for referring friends. This month, you get a free movie for linking your Vudu account to a free UltraViolet account through their website. If you try their disc-to-digital program at a cost of $2.00, you get another 5 free movies. All of which you own. The catch? The selection is limited and the additional 5 movies are in a bundle. There were 3 bundles to choose from when I tried it.
This one is known for TV, but there's a selection of free movies also, if you care to sit through the ads.
Not just for movies, but lots of digital files that are open source or have public domain status.
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