How To Watch Free Movies From Your Amazon Fire TV Stick
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In 2019, the movie database website IMDb launched a free, ad-supported streaming service in the United States — IMDb Freedive. After a few rebrands and some structural changes, that streaming service is now called Amazon Freevee and it’s available right on your Amazon Fire TV stick. If you’re taking a break from subscriptions, this service is the perfect way to watch TV and movies without the price tag. While it doesn’t have a Netflix-level catalog, it has been expanding quite a bit in the past year and has even been releasing its own original shows. It also has a collection of old classics you might not find elsewhere, like “Bewitched,” “The Twilight Zone,” and “Murder She Wrote.”
You don’t need to be a member ofAmazon Primeto watch, and you don’t need to pay any membership fees — just be patient while the ads run. If your interest has been piqued, keep reading to see how you can get the free stuff playing directly on your Fire TV.
How to watch Amazon Freevee on Fire TV
The truth is, you don’t really have to do anything to get Freevee on your Fire TV — it’s already there. Amazon says the app is pre-downloaded on Comcast Xfinity devices, Fire tablets, and Five TV sticks. If it’s not there for some reason, all you need to do is:
Open the app store on Fire TV, search for the Freevee app, and download it.
Open the app.
Sign in with your Amazon account (just a normal one, no Prime needed!).
How to watch Amazon Freevee on other devices
When your Fire Stick isn’t in reach, there are other devices you can access Amazon Freevee with. First off, it’s on the usual Prime Video app as a specific channel, so you can sign in and watch on any kind of tablet, laptop, or smartphone. As long as you have a normal Amazon account, you can binge “Bewitched” to your heart’s content.
The app is also available onRoku, Xbox, Playstation, LG Smart TVs, Samsung Smart TVs, Android TV devices, and Apple TV. Just download the app on any of the respective app stores and sign in. The streaming service is free across all these platforms, so of course also includes adverts across all of them as well. Some notable TV series available on the platform include the sci-fi cult classic “Farscape,” “Lost,” “Bones,” “Schitt’s Creek,” and “Weeds.” There’s also “Jury Duty,” which is so far the most popular Freevee original that’s been released.
