I am going to start a thread for websites where one can watch movies or shows for free.

[texanwitch]

I just found Crackle.com., I am watcnhing Ghostbusters now.

Also Tvland has full episodes to watch, for those without cable.

I like Tvland's old shows.

[madmom]

1. I watch HBO on this one..

you have to download a plug-in though, but it works.



http://www.tvpc.com/ChannelList.php

[AsahinaKimi]

2. This is a great idea , thank you

Often times I don't feel like surfing boards or chatting on line..I prefer watching a great movie. I have one
special one for Asian movies and Drama, but its a by invitation only website..and I was lucky to get in on it.
I wish there were more, cause I know I am missing out on some great Japanese and Korean films. I love them..
especially the ones that make me get all weepy..

[Petrushka]

3. Don't forget www.hulu.com

:kick:

[flvegan]

4. I like fancast.com

It's very stable.

[Gabi Hayes]

5. I discovered by accident that there are movies you can watch on youtube.

unedited, as well, but I haven't tried it lately, and don't know how to do it

I imagine it can't be that hard to figure out

[Gabi Hayes]

7. btw, no commercials or other stuff encumbering the show, either. like this one:

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=tvRrKtPYNV0

Fast Sofa

not for everyone, that's for sure, but if you like Crispin Glover, well....

there is a 27 second commercial, actually, at the beginning

I just googled Fast Sofa youtube, and it came right up

guess you can try that with any movie, and if it's available, you should be able to get it there

[kentauros]

8. I watched The Testament of Dr. Mabuse on YouTube the other night.

It was cut into 10-minute pieces, but I didn't mind. I've seen it a few times and love it anyway :D

[kentauros]

6. Here's another one: Public Domain Torrents

http://www.publicdomaintorrents.com

Where else are you going to see such "classics" as Hercules Against the Moonmen, Mesa of Lost Women, The Killer Shrews, Santa Claus Conquers the Martians, I Bury the Living, and so much more!

There are some good movies there, if you're willing to sift through it all :D

[ccharles000]

9. hulu

[texanwitch]

10. So far Crackle is pretty good.

I am now watching Groundhog Day.

[enigmatic]

11. ovguide.com

http://www.ovguide.com/

[qnr]

12. Many, many years ago, I used to use MovieFlix, there are both free and premium

options. ( I don't use any of them any longer) http://www.movieflix.com/

[yoyossarian]

13. Check out MST3K-style riffs at DogKnob's youtube page!

http://youtube.com/dogknob01

Some VERY funny and original stuff, if you axe me!

[kentauros]

14. Y'all should go to that public domain site I mentioned

for material :D

[yoyossarian]

17. We do!

Thanx, though... it's an excellent resource for this sorta stuff!

[kentauros]

19. Where do y'all find those etiquette and other "educational" films?

I always wondered where MST:3K found them, too. Some really brilliant comments and reactions were had with them :D

[cwydro]

15. Great idea!

Thanks.

[elocs]

16. I have to admit since I got NetFlix last summer I don't watch the sites like Hulu anymore.

For $10.95 a month I get 3 Blu-ray dvds a week in the mail and I have thousands of hours of movies and documentaries and tv series available and they look good even on my 50' plasma. I can watch a tv series one episode after another as well as some relatively new movies, all without commercials. Best $10.95 a month I ever spent and I have no cable or satellite tv, getting all my channels over the air.

[tigereye]

18. nice! I really like Hulu... but haven't found a place to watch old PBS mysteries...

:(

[Angel]

20. A few of the ones I visit

http://www.archive.org/index.php

www.tvshack.net

www.joost.com

www.fancast.com


to name a few.