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  • i use Stremio and works very well in Mac and Android TV :)

  • edited January 11

    If you have a public library card then Kanopy will let you watch a wide variety of movies.

  • heshes
    edited January 10

    @michael_m said:
    If you have a public library card the Kanopy will let you watch a wide variety of movies.

    I just discovered Kanopy linked up to my local public library. Maybe not as many movies as Netflix, but the selection of good movies I actually want to watch is better than Netflix.

  • Ahoy again!

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  • edited May 25

    While Netflix is top-notch, it's awesome to explore other options too, right? One gem I stumbled upon is Hulu. It's got a solid lineup of shows and movies, plus their original content is fire! And guess what? If you're in Canada, you can catch the Hulu wave too with https://onlinetvcast.com/guides/hulu-canada . It's a game-changer! Personally, I'm all about variety, so having different streaming platforms to choose from is like having a buffet of entertainment at my fingertips. But hey, that's just my take. What's yours, fam? Drop your thoughts below! Let's keep this streaming party rolling!

  • @Blackenalma said:
    While Netflix is top-notch, it's awesome to explore other options too, right? One gem I stumbled upon is Hulu. It's got a solid lineup of shows and movies, plus their original content is fire!

    I don't believe Hulu is a free alternative, but I agree Hulu has a solid lineup.

    I'm going to put my vote in for Tubi. I just watched "Jackie Brown" on it a couple weeks ago (although that's been rotated out for Kill Bill vol 1 and 2), and saw "The Mask" (which was fun, but not as good as I remembered it to be). Tubi currently has three of the four John Wick films on it. :)

  • https://fmhy.pages.dev/ is an immaculate site with links to anything you can think of.

  • @Fingolfinzz said:
    https://fmhy.pages.dev/ is an immaculate site with links to anything you can think of.

    Wow - thanks for the link.

  • You guys wrote down a great list of services, but they all need to register to be used which means we have to share our phone numbers when we need to use them for verification and that's a huge privacy issue for me, that's why I tried out a temporary phone number for that purpose. As many people around me are saying this method is the best to keep ourselves safe online

  • edited May 14

    @Fiell said:
    You guys wrote down a great list of services, but they all need to register to be used which means we have to share our phone numbers when we need to use them for verification and that's a huge privacy issue for me, that's why I tried out a temporary phone number for that purpose. As many people around me are saying this method is the best to keep ourselves safe online

    Great to know cheers. Is this free ? I noticed you at least have to login for obvious reasons.

  • @michael_m said:
    If you have a public library card then Kanopy will let you watch a wide variety of movies.

    Libby - books, audiobooks, magazines, etc..
    Kanopy - movies, series, docs.
    Hoopla - music, movies, series, books, audiobooks, comics, graphic novels, etc…

    Are all fantastic resources provided by many local libraries in the States, all free.

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