There are plenty of websites out there that claim to offer free movies, but many of them are ad-supported and some even require you to download a software client to use. Others, like YouTube, have a dedicated Movies & TV section that isn’t part of the main search results, and it has a good selection of movies (though you’ll want to check out its “Free With Ads” offerings).

Other services like Fmovies offer a growing collection of free movies and TV shows. Their ad-supported lineup of titles spans across genres, including Action, Drama, Comedy, Kids & Family, Sci-Fi, and more. They also have several exclusive titles, including films from Lionsgate, MGM, and Paramount Pictures.

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Another option is Tubi, which has a large collection of movies that are updated frequently. It has a variety of collections and genres that make it easy to find what you’re looking for, such as Black Cinema, Foreign Films, Based on a Book, Silent Films and Cult Classics. There’s also a Tubi Kids section that allows you to filter for kid-related films and shows.

Lastly, there are subscription services such as Roku, Hoopla, and Kanopy that you can sign up for with your library card to get access to free movies, TV shows, music, and audiobooks. These are great options if you have a local library and live in the US. If you’re not in the US, you can still access these services via a VPN.