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Does anyone know of any legit sites to watch free movies online? Yes I have the non-legit ones but usually the quality is CRAPPY. Except Quicksilverscreen, for the most part.

Someone recommended Hulu.com and at first i was like "wow, there are hardly ANY movies here". Then as i started browsing through I realized that most of these movies were b-movies. They stick some annoying commercials in them so they can be free but at least they are good quality. It is streaming video so no downloading. But check them out - b-movies!

Anyone know of any others? i'm really looking for high quality. I don't want to watch bootlegs where people are screaming and standing up and there are subtitles.

I'm not sure if there are other legal sites out there like hulu.

Hey Susan, nice to see you posting again.  Other than clips on YouTube, I rarely watch movies online, so I'm afraid I'm not much help.

Were ya been Suzy Q?

Have you tried ...

http://www.moviesfoundonline.com/movies.php (http://www.moviesfoundonline.com/movies.php)
http://www.movieflix.com/ (http://www.movieflix.com/) Some free, some require a paid membership.

I use Netflix, for as little as $8.99/mo you can stream all you want they have a fairly decent B-Movie collection on line and over 10,000 movies currently streaming, more are added all the time. Granted that's not free, but it's fairly cheap.

Welcome back Miss Q, where ya been? I used to use bijouflix.com, but I think they're solely in the DVD sales business now. There was another that had a decent selection of free b-movies combined with more mainstream stuff you could pay for, but damned if I can remember. Have you tried freemoviesonline.com (http://www.freemoviesonline.com) yet?

After checking out both, it looks like Cheeze's suggestions are both good choices.

http://www.archive.org/details/moviesandfilms

Nice to be back. I kinda fell away from this site, obviously, as well as other places. I was going through a funk the past few months with some changes at work, stress and a brief medical scare.  But now i've been put on a guilt trip about my sadly neglected myspace page, which I spent time this weekend putting in a new layout (death proof theme vs pulp fiction) but doing the html can be a pain so I just worked from the skeleton i already had.

I'm cheap, I won't pay if i know there are free movies out there to be had. That's why I also rent from my local library..lol Lots of b-movies. Funny how when movies are free they are always B.

Thanks for the links!

FearNet.com usually has from free movies for viewing. The selection varies usually from week to week. some good; some bad. A few months ago I did catch 976-EVIL on there. Right now there is Paper House (which really freaked me as a kid), Fright Night, and a few others. They change up frequently so if you don't see something you like, check back again in a week or two.

ps nice to see you back

Nice to see you back, Susan.  :smile:

The company that we preserve films for has a plan to put these on their website so that the public can stream them for free. They haven't gotten it up 'n running yet, but their site is www.mnetcorporate.co.za (http://www.mnetcorporate.co.za).

kewl, youll have to give me a heads up if they upload them

Check you cable system.  Mine has on demand service, and they give away lots of free movies from Turner Classic Movies, Sundance Channel and FearNet.  This month I've seen NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, THE BLOB (1988) and ESACPE FROM NEW YORK, among others.  The free movies were a real pleasant surprise, they change frequently, and now they probably make up between a third to a half of all movies I watch.  We didn't have this option in Vegas, but it's here in Louisville.  I imagine it will become standard on cable systems across the country soon.  Much better than a website; I can't watch movies on the computer.

On NetFlix, granted that cost money but for as little as $8.99/mo you can stream movies and with a Roku box ($99) you can stream them directly to your TV.

www.bmovies.com
has a great mix of b movies and classic films
but they have been down a long time :bluesad:

That would also be assuming I have cable..lol I know what you are talking about tho - my folks had a ton of choices before but when switching to time warner i think it is, hardly anything.

I went to the library today to get some free movies. ;-)

thats so low steeling from a libray!

i hope your being facetious - libraries let you rent dvd's for free

Hulu has great quality but few films to choose from. What i'm noticing more is that the type of films it shows are not mainstream popular. Sure a few "Ghostbusters" and "Liar Liar" are thrown in for cinema magic, but overall the movies are bad.

Which for us - is good! If you can tolerate their commercial spots which are a pain.

here are recent adds:
Groundhog Day
Amityville II: The posession
Blacula
Species III
Thunderbolt and Lightfoot
FX II
Bad girls from Mars
Xanadu
The Secret of Nihm
Pitch Black
Weird Science

also check out your local library and see what they got, i found that libraries have the most obscure movies - even on dvd. But especially VHS. While mom and pop video shops ran out of business libraries did not and kept all those videos.

I rented a few this weekend but the only good one was "Krull" - i had forgotten liam neeson had a bit role in that. I also got to thinking if they gave that movie an entirely new soundtrack with fx i'm certain it would be amazing for a theater re-release. Some of the music is quite corny (triumphant trumpants and star wars sound fx on the lasers)

Oh great, our cable company is going (or has gone) bankrupt, and word is they'll be replaced with Time Warner  :hatred:

Don't know any free sites for movies, but good to see you hanging around here Susan  :teddyr: