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Hi everyone,
Here are some licensed sources for free, legal streaming action movies & shows. These can be seen:
1. Free, licensed action movies & showsStreaming sites with their own domain. Artiflix - ActionMainly older, some public domain stuff. Fawesome - ActionFilmzie - actionFlixhouse - ActionMercado Play - ActionFor Latin America. Films default to Spanish dub but many have English & Portuguese in the audio options. Mometu - ActionPlex - ActionTubi - Action / Tubi - Martial ArtsWikiflix - ActionOld public domain films. Wu Tang Collection1.1Some caveats with these sites. I can watch FreeMovies+ full screen on my Roku, but in the web browser there are navigation bars at side and top, even in so-called "full screen". Might be different for you, or with an account. Previously you could watch all films without registering but now only some. No way to filter for those, you just have to click on or hover over a film and see if it says "Play" (no registration required) or "Register". Even so, still has more no-reg-required films than their Youtube channel (in Section 2). 2. YouTube, The Internet Archive, Daily Motion etc."User-generated content" sites. I will add here mainly some YouTube channels that I strongly believe are licensed. (I am not a lawyer.) Please comment if you know any more that you strongly believe are licensed. Cinetimes is a meta-search engine that seeks to include only licensed or public domain films from YouTube, the Internet Archive, Wikipedia etc. But it doesn't include several of the (AFAIK) licensed channels listed below. Artflix is one of the outlets for AVOD/FAST distributor Trias Media Group. Older films, often colourized. Big Time is another outlet for AVOD/FAST distributor Trias Media Group Newer, low budget stuff. FilmRise is a large independent AVOD distributor. Flix for Free is an outlet for Uncork'd Entertainment, distributor of low budget action, horror and scifi. Grjngo is another outlet for AVOD/FAST distributor Trias Media Group, focused on Westerns. Shaw Brothers Cinema appears to be a licensed outlet for Celestial Pictures, owners of the Shaw Brothers back catalogue, managed by media service provider The Lasso Group. Not all the films are action/martials arts movies, but plenty are. Films don't stay there forever but are cycled, so you need to subscribe & watch before they disappear. Films in The Golden Vault playlist require a paid subscription and are also cycled/rotated. Outlet for Shout! Factory. Lots of genre material, usually over 20 years old. TheArchive is an outlet of Multicom Entertainment Group, distributor mainly of 'retro' content. There are differences in selection between their YouTube channel and their website (see section 1). I certainly see a lot more martial arts movies on the website than currently in that YouTube playlist. Outlet for Shoreline Entertainment, a film sales and AVOD company. Outlet for the Wu Tang Collection. 3. Library streaming(Free but requires an account.) 4. Legit stream & download finding servicesThere are several services to help you find a legit source to stream or download a movie, maybe free or maybe paid.
Your suggestions?If you know any more sites like in sections 1, 2, 3 or 4, please let us know in the comments. EDITS
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