Shoes of the Fisherman is free with Amazon Prime.
I heard about House of Cards with Kevin Spacey that can only be seen with a Netflix account so I finally got my Blu-Ray player linked to my wi-fi and got an account with Netflix for $8/month. WOW - I have done the binge watching of the first 13 episodes. Just stunning!
There are tons of other things I can watch now as well. I just might disconnect my cable TV and just keep the wi-fi. So sick of Comcast anyway..
Hulu and Crackle are safe. I think YouTube also has at least some free movies. I’d be careful about anything else.
If you’re really cheap, you can probably get a free trial of Amazon Prime.
Netflix isn’t free; but it isn’t very expensive. Lot’s of good stuff there.
Some not well know movies I like online on Netflix: The Way with Martin Sheen, Seven Days in Utopia, Neil Young’s Live Harvest Moon concert, The Presidio with Sean Connery.
I pay the streaming cost(7 or 8 per month) at netflix because it’s ad free. hulu seems to be more TV shows which I am not as interested in. but I may do the hulu+ 1 week free trial so I can watch season 2 of downton abbey.
amazon prime has a number of movies for free or fairly cheap.
I live on a sailboat, and I boycott liberal media, so for me YouTube is absolutely IT for all my media entertainment. I may not be able to find specific movies on demand, but there are certainly more movies there than I could ever watch if I lived for a thousand years...!
And because I can’t always find what I want, I often go further afield and watch some genres I wasn’t exposed to very much before. I’ve become a big fan of BBC classics, old movies and the History channel...and, I confess I love old Kung Fu movies, and when I’m in the mood for that YouTube has tons of them. As well as music, music videos, audiobooks, etc.
I might expand my options in the future, but for now I’m pretty satisfied...plus, I’m a cheapskate! Love anything that dunt cost nuttin ;^)
I have used Netflix, and it’s safe as far as that goes...but the selection isn’t very good. They want to upgrade you to the DVD delivery service for the best selections. Which is OK up to a point...I used Magic DVD ripper to rip them to a network hard drive, so I had them on hand after returning the disk.
http://www.magicdvdripper.com/
I use Vudu.com for newer releases or things that aren’t on Amazon or Netflix. They’re not free, but usually range from $1-$5. Just watched Argo and Beasts of the Southern Wild for $4.99 each.
There’s no membership fee for Vudu. You just pay as you go.
There are lots of full length movies on YouTube and some other great programming also...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FbFdAXIvMVQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4d4oXt0dTw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRrg3yb5leg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o148WqubDgM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9ycRp05zO0
Somebody help me or point me someplace.
I have an Imac, hi-speed DSL Wi-fi, an HD 42” TV, and an AT&T U-verse package of cell-phone, DSL, and TV channels & movies.
I am paying through the nose for my set-up, and my wife is locked in for another year because of her phone.
We only watch a few channels of the regular hourly stuff - Suits, Southland, history, H2, NCIS, NGC, etc.. The movie selections suck. We pay for hundreds of movie and special channels we never use. Some Hulu movies come with it but I don’t want to watch movies on my computer - I would like to see them on the TV.
What do I need to watch Hulu on the TV, and what can I do to cut back my U-verse bill and get more good movies? Also, If I get the box or whatever to watch Hulu and others on the TV, can I still use my computer for other things?
I’ve heard of all of this but never gotten a final plan on how to do it.
Thanks!!!
Anyone know where to get Season Two of Homeland? I missed a few epis cuz my DVR wasn’t set when I was on vacation.
Okay, okay. I know Claire Danes is the enemy..but the show is watchable.
I have Netflix. Some of these other sites sound good.
“Daily Flix” and “letmewatchthis” are two free sites with no registration required.
Well organized so you can find what you want.
I’ve never had a problem with viruses or ‘whatever’.
http://free-classic-tv-shows.com/ great public domain site and has a sister movie site.
My DSL gets a little slow so I like to download things instead of streaming them.
Go to your local Radio Shack and buy a Roku box (about $60) This allows you to connect your TV to your wireless Internet. Very easy to set up...just a cable from the box to your TV. Roku has some free channels that have old movies and TV shows, but for $8 a month get a Netflix subscription...unlimited movies streamed to your TV. Hulu-Plus much the same and Amazon allows some free movies or rentals. I have had this set up for several years and get more out of it than any premium cable movie channel.
MY question is where they are watching them. Are they sitting in front of their computer screen?