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Great sites to watch movies for free

More and more movies are available to view online — for free. But where are the best places to find them?

Wallet Pop has spotted some great sites to watch movies for free.

Here is a little breakdown of the sites they recommend:

For documentaries: SnagFilms.

For the film junkie looking for a cinematic community: The Auteurs. Some films are free, while others are available for a $5 download.

Cinema from around the world: Babelgum. The site even hosts an online film festival.

Wide selection and classic films: Joost.

Vault of amazing classics: Public TV Thirteen’s Reel 13.

Recent and classic blockbusters: Crackle, a Sony Pictures Entertainment company.

YouTube and the Tribeca Screening Room, which features shorts and features from the recent festival, with new films added every two weeks.

All-inclusive film streaming search engine: SurftheChannel. The site, which doesn’t stream any content, compiles the best links from around the web into one site.

New search engine: Jinni, which characterizes films not just by key words, but by plot elements, atmosphere, emotions, and more, allowing options for movies you can stream instantly.

For more info, visit the sites and Wallet Pop.

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