Streaming services
Pick a service to see the most popular films and shows it carries right now.
Subscription
- NetflixThe largest subscription streaming service, with a mix of licensed films and original series included in every plan.
- HBO MaxHome of HBO originals plus the Warner Bros. film library, usually the first stop for recent Warner theatrical releases.
- Disney+Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars and National Geographic titles, bundled with Hulu on most plans.
- HuluNext-day network television plus a deep film catalogue, now folded into the Disney+ app for bundle subscribers.
- Prime VideoIncluded with an Amazon Prime membership, with additional channels and rentals sold separately inside the same app.
- Apple TV+Apple's originals-only subscription. Note that it is a different product from the Apple TV store, which rents and sells individual titles.
- Paramount+Paramount's film library alongside CBS and Showtime series, sold with and without advertising.
- PeacockNBCUniversal's service, carrying Universal films after their theatrical window.
- StarzPremium cable network available standalone or as a channel add-on.
- AMC+AMC originals plus the Shudder, Sundance Now and IFC Films catalogues.
- CrunchyrollThe largest anime catalogue, including simulcast episodes from Japan.
- ShudderHorror, thriller and supernatural specialist.
- MUBICurated arthouse and world cinema, with a rotating selection.
- The Criterion ChannelClassic and contemporary art-house films from the Criterion Collection.
- BritBoxBritish television from the BBC and ITV archives.
- CraveBell Media's Canadian service, home of HBO, Showtime and a large local catalogue.
- CosmoGOSubscription streaming with movies, series and live channels, including a Canadian catalogue.
Free and ad-supported
- TubiFree with advertising, no account required, with a surprisingly deep catalogue.
- Pluto TVFree ad-supported channels plus an on-demand library.
- The Roku ChannelFree ad-supported streaming, available on the web as well as on Roku devices.
- KanopyFree with a participating public library card or university login.
- hooplaFree borrowing with a participating public library card.
Rent and buy
- Apple TVRent or buy individual titles, often in 4K, playable on Apple and smart TV apps.
- Amazon VideoRentals and purchases inside Prime Video, separate from the included catalogue.
- YouTubeRent or buy through YouTube, shared with a Google account's Google TV library.
- Fandango at HomeFormerly Vudu. Rentals and purchases with a large 4K catalogue.
