2015 is ending, a year in which we cannot deny the rise of streaming content. In summer the guys from Apple surprised us with their new streaming music service, Apple Music; and in the month of October he arrived in Spain Netflix, the great audiovisual streaming service. Ways to consume content legally at affordable prices. Yes, the fees for these services may seem excessive to us (in fact they are not), but it is the way to consume audiovisual content paying its fair price and helping the industry to continue creating. The fair thing is to pay to see something that has cost money ...
Obviously we cannot deny the endless free (and illegal) alternatives that exist on the net, a piracy that a few days ago leaked The hateful eight (last Tarantino movie) and The Revenant (last film by Alejandro González Iñárritu). But, Is it necessary to enter the world of piracy to watch great movies for free?, the answer is no. Today we bring you 5000 movies you can watch for free (legally) through any of your iDevices via streaming or direct download. After the jump we give you all the details ...
Ok, we have to confess that we are talking about old movies, here you will not find the last film of the saga of Star Wars, but you can find great classics as Metropolis (Fritz Lang) The 39 steps (Alfred Hitchcock), Freaks (Todd Browning), The Phantom of the Opera (Rupert Julian), Night of the Living Dead (George Romero), and El vagabundo (Charles Chaplin) among many others.
Movies that have entered the public domain after complying with copyright due to the years that have passed after its premiere and the death of its director. You can find all this on the web Archive.org, where you can even findr video files of real historical events like the Challenger disaster, battles of World War II, the execution of Mussolini, the landing of Charles Linderberg…. A great free audiovisual archive to take into account. What's more the video player works without problem in any of our iDevices.
You have forgotten to say that all the films are in English, and that if you don't speak the language of Shakespeare, that website is useless.