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It's Friday night and you're too tired to go out (same). You know how this conversation goes. Should we watch a movie? What's on Netflix?

But halt, dear reader, because there is so much more you could be doing to maximize your home movie viewing, and we here at Mashable can no longer bear it.

So, movie fans, if you're serious about this whole staying-in thing and catching up on the latest releases, let us offer you a few non-Netflix and chill options for streaming movies online. Although yes, Netflix is in there too. On a budget? Be sure to check out our guide to watching movies online for free — legally of course.

Has every movie, pretty much • If you have Prime, you'll get lots of movies free
Busy and distracting interface
If you have Prime, don't forget that a lot of movies come with it, too. Also, Amazon Prime has basically everything.

1. Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime lets you access almost every movie out there, and many are free with a membership.
  • Price: $99/year or $12.99 monthly
A lot of people have Amazon Prime for the free delivery and other benefits, but many likely just forget they can use their subscription for movies and TV shows.
The selection is extensive, including critical darlings like the Oscar-winning Moonlight and Amazon Studios' own Manchester by the Sea, as well as a massive library of foreign films. And they're downloadable.
Cons: No streaming site seems to have fully figured out a viable browsing function. The minute you click 'see more' you end up on Amazon proper and primed for the type of analysis paralysis that can strike while online shopping. Also, free and paid titles are mixed together so you may end up wanting to watch something you weren't ready to pay for. That said, it's often only $4, so you can do it.
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Lots of good movies
Bad browsing platform - you have to search
While better known for its TV options, Hulu also has a lot of great movies, but you'll have to know what to search for.

2. Hulu

Hulu is known for TV, but actually has a ton of great movies, too. You'll just have to use search instead of its cluttered interface.
  • Price: $5.99/month
For years, Hulu has amassed a formidable library of movies. If you've ever felt the Netflix movie selection doesn't have what you're looking for, it's more than likely you'll find it on Hulu.
Cons: Another miserable browsing platform – Hulu's looks almost primitive. Like most sites, it works best if you search for exactly what you want.


It's Netflix, so you know how to use it
They've been prioritizing original content, and might not have the movie you want
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Netflix isn't as much about movies as it used to be, but you can still find some in addition to their originals.

3. Netflix

Netflix owns the market for a reason, but lately has been prioritizing original content over other movies.
  • Price: $7.99 - $13.99/month
By now, it seems like most people have some kind of access to Netflix, if not their own account. We basically think of Netflix as free even though we pay for it every month and would rather watch or download a random movie here than pay for a known one elsewhere.
Cons: The movie selection has plenty to offer, but a lot of filler to comb through and limited selection depending on what you're looking for. Over the past couple years, Netflix has made clear that it's – and crushing it.


Quality movie selection • Ability to scroll alphabetically and by genre
Smaller selection than, say, Amazon
If you prefer high-quality films and docs, HBO is the place to be.

4. HBO Go/HBO Now

HBO offers high-quality films and the best documentary selection, and the ability to browse alphabetically and by genre.
  • Price: $15/month
Though more limited in numbers, HBO Go/HBO Now has a high concentration of well-known and popular movies. It's the only streaming platform ever to host the Harry Potter movies (including Fantastic Beasts) and one of your best bets for streaming nominated movies during awards season.
Cons: The smaller selection is what it is, but you can also scroll through it all alphabetically if you need to, which can't be said for Amazon, Hulu, and Netflix.



Free • Sometimes has big movies because of the Sony connection
Mostly random films
Crackle's selection can be random, but maybe you'll find a hidden gem, and besides, it's free.

5. Crackle

Sure, lots of the movies available are totally random, but you can't argue with free, can you?
  • Price: Free
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If you want your free streaming to actually be free, don't sleep on Crackle. It was the only place to stream for free during Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook testimony.
Cons: The movies are mostly unknown, but they do have a partnership with Sony (which is how The Social Network ended up there in the first place).



Every new movie can be rented or bought there, pretty much
Streams on Apple TV, but requires download on devices
iTunes is the place to go if you've decided you want to pay for a movie.

6. iTunes

If a movie is available to rent or buy, iTunes probably has it, but you'll have to download it if you don't have Apple TV.
  • Price: Per-movie basis
Once you decide to pay for a movie, whether it's renting or buying, iTunes is more than likely to have it. You just have to, you know, make that leap. And they're not always that cheap.
Cons: These stream well enough if you have an AppleTV, but have to be downloaded on computers and mobile devices. Gimme my instant gratification!


Big selection of foreign films • Some films are even free
Works better on devices than with a smart TV
If you're more of an international viewer, YouTube could be the best pick.

7. YouTube

YouTube works better on devices than on smart TVs, but you can often find hidden free gems, especially in the foreign film genre.
  • Price: Free, with some movies priced on a per-movie basis
YouTube is like iTunes but with the benefit of immediate streaming, and a robust selection of foreign films (sometimes even for free).
Cons: It's friendlier on desktop or mobile than with a smart TV.


Completely free
Filler to sift through • You have to browse by genre
Popcornflix is a great free place to find that old gem of a movie you had almost forgotten about.

8. Popcornflix

Popcornflix is another great free service with a lot of filler to sift through, but lots of good movies, too.
  • Price: Free
Like Crackle, Popcornflix is completely free and with a somewhat eclectic movie selection (with hidden gems if you have the patience).
Cons: There's a lot of filler to sift through, and you have to browse by genre. Why is this a thing!


Offers free movies (with ads)
The ads • Not a great browsing interface
Try Vudu before you pay for a rental on one of the other services - you might get lucky (if you don't mind ads).

9. Vudu

Vudu has movies for rental, but also a good selection of free movies with ads.
  • Price: Free (with ads), with some films for rent
Like the Amazon platforms, Vudu has movies available for rental or purchase as well as free streaming (look for the 'movies on us'). The free ones stream with ads while the rest have pretty standard prices.
Cons: Literally how hard is it to alphabetize these libraries. Come on guys!




When Amazon debuted Amazon Prime more than a decade ago, CEO Jeff Bezos and company simply wanted to give their loyal customers a chance to save some money on shipping costs. As the service gained a massive subscription base, the company continued adding a slew of incredible perks, such as access to Prime Pantry, same-day delivery, and Amazon Prime Instant Video.

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Now, anyone with an Amazon Prime subscription has easy access to thousands of hit movies and TV shows, all with the simple click of a mouse. To help subscribers sift through Amazon’s sizable library, we’ve taken up the task of finding the best movies currently available on the service.

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So pop some popcorn, find your favorite spot on the couch, and throw on an excellent film, courtesy of our list. (Note: Some titles might not be available until later in the month.)

Action and adventure

Reservoir Dogs (1992)

Quentin Tarantino’s 1992 heist film pre-dated Pulp Fiction, but is widely considered one of the greatest indie films ever made. It also served as the directorial debut for the two-time Academy Award winner, and established many of the signature elements that would become hallmarks of his films. The movie follows a group of criminals recruited for a diamond heist that ends up going disastrously wrong, forcing them to flee and confront their own loyalties in the aftermath. The all-star cast features Harvey Keitel, Steve Buscemi, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, and Chris Penn, among other familiar faces and Tarantino regulars.

A Fistful of Dollars (1964)

Clint Eastwood makes his debut as The Man With No Name in this 1964 film directed by Sergio Leone. The Western drama was Eastwood’s first leading role, and it went on to spawn a trilogy of films featuring the character — a lone gunslinger in a harsh frontier filled with bandits and criminals. An unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawa’s samurai classic Yojimbo, the film has Eastwood’s character playing rival gangs against each other in the little town of San Miguel, only to find himself forced to play the hero when his machinations put innocent people in danger.

Brawl in Cell Block 99 (2017)

Although it sounds like a pulpy action movie, Brawl in Cell Block 99 takes a while to build up to its titular melee, unwinding slowly as its lead character gets deeper into trouble. The film follows Bradley Thomas (Vince Vaughn), who loses his job only to come home and discover that his wife, Lauren (Jennifer Carpenter), is cheating on him. After smashing her car with his bare hands, Bradley decides to work on their marriage, the first sign that this is a film that doesn’t fit into easy categorization. Bradley also turns to crime in order to pay the bills, and that decision leads him down a dark and violent path. Brawl in Cell Block 99 treads a narrow line between highbrow and low; Bradley is a fascinating character, and the movie explores his complicated mindset, but there is also violence aplenty for those who want to see some action.