Fimoculous has nicely highlighted a series of good films that Hulu has made freely available. The one obvious downside is that, unless something has changed at Hulu, the flicks will only be available to viewers in the US. (Hulu needs to do better than this!) Nonetheless, here they are, and thanks to Kotkke.org for helping flag these. (Update: For many excellent films, please see our collection of Free Movies Online.)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
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Hulu is still not available in Canada, and last time I checked we were still a part of North America. :-)
Sheesh, Hulu needs to do much better than this!
Can’t get Hula in Thailand. Proxy server to the rescue!
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[…] to change), but it’s the 800 pound gorilla in the US, and there are some decent films here (see our picks here), so I’m grudgingly listing it. Sorry in advance […]
[…] needs to change), but it’s the 800 pound gorilla in the US, and there are some decent films here (see some picks here), so I’m grudgingly listing it. Sorry in advance […]
[…] needs to change), but it’s the 800 pound gorilla in the US, and there are some decent films here (see some picks here), so I’m grudgingly listing it. Sorry in advance […]
[…] and more. In the past, we pulled together a list of high-quality feature films available on Hulu. Catch it here. And know that Hulu unfortunately limits this programming to a US audience — a policy that really […]
please let me see watch this film