YouTube is best known as a user generated content platform, but it has also offered premium content, including paid movies for years.What many people don’t realise is just how many official, free classic movies are available on the platform. The library includes favourites from the ’80s and ’90s, along with a few more recent boxoffice hits.While it’s not about to replace premium streaming services, YouTube does have some surprisingly big hitters, including:* Jaws
* The Princess... Read more
YouTube is best known as a user generated content platform, but it has also offered premium content, including paid movies for years.
What many people don’t realise is just how many official, free classic movies are available on the platform. The library includes favourites from the ’80s and ’90s, along with a few more recent boxoffice hits.
While it’s not about to replace premium streaming services, YouTube does have some surprisingly big hitters, including:
* Jaws
* The Princess Bride
* Jackie Brown
* Brewster’s Millions
* La La Land
* Made in America
* The Dark Crystal
* Paul
* The Truman Show
* A Beautiful Mind
* City Slickers
* Escape from L.A.
* Ali
* The ’Burbs
* Cast Away
* First Man
* Dazed and Confused
* UHF
Some of these titles aren’t available on other platforms and are streaming in full HD, making YouTube an easy and underrated way to revisit a few classic films over Christmas.
What many people don’t realise is just how many official, free classic movies are available on the platform. The library includes favourites from the ’80s and ’90s, along with a few more recent boxoffice hits.
While it’s not about to replace premium streaming services, YouTube does have some surprisingly big hitters, including:
* Jaws
* The Princess Bride
* Jackie Brown
* Brewster’s Millions
* La La Land
* Made in America
* The Dark Crystal
* Paul
* The Truman Show
* A Beautiful Mind
* City Slickers
* Escape from L.A.
* Ali
* The ’Burbs
* Cast Away
* First Man
* Dazed and Confused
* UHF
Some of these titles aren’t available on other platforms and are streaming in full HD, making YouTube an easy and underrated way to revisit a few classic films over Christmas.
