For a long time, if you wanted to watch a movie on TV at home for free, you simply had to watch with a few commercials. Well, if you don’t feel like shelling out the money for Netflix or HBO Max, ...

Movies Anywhere was one of the unintended casualties faced during Google and Disney’s brief feud throughout October and November, but as promised, both Google Play and YouTube have returned to the ...

Google is generally happy to see people using generative AI tools to create content, and it’s doubly happy when they publish it on its platforms. But there are limits to everything. Two YouTube ...

If you’re cutting back on streaming services in October, there are still plenty of places you can look for your movies. Each month, YouTube offers users a free (ad-supported) library of films to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Christmas time may be over, but there's a minor miracle at YouTube as most of its free-to-watch movies from December are still ...

The official Pokémon TV YouTube channel is continuing its summer movie watch party with another classic: Pokémon the Movie 2000. The entire movie is available to watch now for free, for a limited time ...

These days, if you’re looking for a good movie to watch, you don’t always have to pay for it. The rise of ad-supported streaming has made it easier than ever to access old favorites, and that includes ...

A behind the scenes look at the filming of the movie Shaft (1971). The movie's director, Gordon Parks is seen directing a couple of fight scenes which he wants to get in as few takes as possible due ...

It’s a strange assortment of obscure oddities, cult classics, and outright flops — but hey, it’s free. It’s a strange assortment of obscure oddities, cult classics, and outright flops — but hey, ...

A new Variety report notes that Warner Bros. Entertainment has been dropping movies on YouTube for free streaming — 33 of them since Jan. 1, including the classic thriller Deathtrap, a few deeply ...

Over the past several weeks, Warner Bros. Entertainment has been uploading a selection of full movies to a playlist on YouTube. It's an odd move, considering parent Warner Bros. Discovery also owns ...