Here are some free movies if anyone is interested. If you hunt around a little you can find some pretty good movies. I'm also finding some other channels that have free
movies.

There's lots of junk in there but there are some pretty darn good movies scattered about too. I don't know how long Youtube keeps these particular freebies up but here are a handful of movies I've always liked that I picked out of the mess of crap that's available. There maybe some other good ones but I picked what I know are good movies though that's just an opinion. The last one, Two Faces of January, I bought some years ago and loved it. A well written, beautifully shot and stylish murder mystery.

Navy Seals (The good one with Michael Beihn)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFtegiUpgBw

Ronin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADqEJ9LePcs

The Arrival

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2NVH0iSTuk

The Snow Walker

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngvrS-XWGJc

Two Faces of January

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyRa-FBENxU



Here are some from other channels that seem to upload with pretty good quality.

I don't know if its any good but here are a couple of movies with the late great Patrick Swayze:

King Solomon's Mines(two parts)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTmkVnF-ziM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEH0knEhRMQ

Frederick Forsyth's Icon(two parts)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DT3qXhNnK4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3pU6qBjo1A

Monte Walsh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oN5gMQrZh_E

Highlander

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtN7yppQzUc

Youtube works just like the streaming services in that regard where movies and tv shows can and do get dropped if the business agreement between the streaming service and the studio which owns the rights over the film/tv show isn't renewed.

I watched Atlas Shrugged last week. I enjoyed it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k91gP7u3fhs

Other Free movies:

Youtube Movies - Free

Tons of docos that are hard to find these days as wel

The Seven Five mega corrupt cops in NY, could have been a Scorsese movie.

Battlefield series , i linked to the Leyte Gulf episode but the guys channel has the full series. This series does some of the best breaks downs of WWIU battles i've seen, really in depth.

Forgotten bombers of bomber command, Harrows, Whitleys etc and the guys who flew them, decent watch.


Carriers Episode 1 through 13.


English Electric Lightning Britians first supersonic fighter


Fw190 design philosophy and features ptI Gregs airplanes, this guy does great in depth stuff for plane nerds. Heap of stuff on his channel, P47 supercharging system, the inline Daimlers in 109s etc.


The Zero A Japanese four part series that a single guy translated and subtitled in English over a couple of years.

Shiden Kai, Japans last fighter another translated Japanese doco about a N1K2 fighter found on a shallow sea bed. Part twi is on the same users channel under playlists.


And some great little niche pieces of aviation history like this 1956 Grand Canyon mid air A mid air collision that changed the way they fly and approach flying in the US.

Lost Liners tons of PBS docos on YT, this is Bob Ballards lost liners of the 20th century.

I've posted this one before, Robin Olds Daughter on her Dad great watch. The channel is a gold mine on aviation by the guys and girls who flew or were involved in everything from WWII through the X-planes, cold war, skunkworks, Vietnam and current.


I've got a couple of 3TB drives loaded with this stuff in case it ever disappears or i get stuck in an old folks home one day with nothing to watch except talk shows or golf highlights.

The Arrival is really good.

I've always liked that one too Mr_Blastman. Fun story, conspiracy, a little creepy and some neat locations.

It was Different for SURE. Had to watch it 2 times before it really set in. But in the end The message Clear.

Just finished watching an older movie on my 600 movie HD.

5 days of War.

I'm not surprised this is free on Youtube considering how it massively flopped at the box office when first released.

Yes it is. I can very easily see this movie having a tie-in with the X-Files at the time had the producers chosen to go that route. When the movie came out the X-Files was near the peak of its popularity.

This one. The original Das Boot.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0024352/

https://www.rarewarfilms.com/morgenrot-aka-dawn-red-1933.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgenrot_(film)

In German: Click on the CC at the bottom right to turn the English subtitles on.



If you want to download it or download any YouTube videos except for possibly some music videos, enter the YouTube link here and then pick the resolution you want.

Downloaded version may not have English subtitles tracks.

Quaint little film but enjoyable!

"Morgenrot" was made towards the tail end of the Weimar Republic so it doesn't have any of the bombastic over the top propaganda that all war films made during the Third Reich era had.