Best "free" film/TV streaming sites?

[barrys]

No interruption of my TVMucho service either!

[chaspul]

Mucho is based in Gran Canaria, with Spanish bank account. Had to do a cash transfer as had problems with post not delivering credit cards.
Still works fine.

[HHTel]

Had a problem with HD Prime in that some of the channels were not what they were supposed to be. Response to an e-mail said that some of their sources had been closed down after multiple raids around Europe.

However, they have sorted it.

[caller]

I think they have multiple servers across Europe to beat 'the raids'. The guy who said he lost the service lives in Thailand, but not in this area. None of these services are legal, we all know that. But the fact normal service has resumed for some, so quickly, shows how hard it is for the authorities to deal with it.

[hhinner]

^^ TV Mucho claims it is legal and pays royalties to the TV companies.

[pharvey]

Well, it's a "Freebie" for a 30 Day Trial (IF you have a UK or US VPN).

A joint venture between BBC and ITV - not actually tried it myself, but thought it might be of interest: -

https://www.britbox.co.uk/?utm_source=I ... 1269|50126

[pharvey]

^^ TV Mucho claims it is legal and pays royalties to the TV companies.

I still use it when overseas with zero issues (thus far)....

[buksida]

Don't watch soaps (Dailymotion) but this occasionally works for live TV, loads of channels and movies but streams can be patchy (prolly my crapola TOT connection).

https://www.livenettv.bz/

[HHTel]

Along with others, I find 123Hulu very good for both movies and series. No download facility but the streaming is usually pretty good. Also Afdah for movies. There's definitely no shortage of sources for whatever you're looking for.
One more: Ymovies.