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IMDb TV is a streaming service from Amazon that lets you watch movies and shows for free.
No subscription is needed, but the service is ad-supported.
From "Die Hard" to "Schitt's Creek," a variety of films and series are available to stream right now.

With so many quality streaming services available, your monthly entertainment bill can quickly add up. If you're looking to save money, free streaming options like IMDb TV might help you cut back on expenses.

To help you decide whether IMDb TV is worth your time, we broke down the streaming service's key features, best programs, and more. The catalog of available content rotates, however, so most movies and shows are only on the platform for a limited amount of time.

What is IMDb TV?

IMDb TV is an ad-supported streaming service owned by Amazon where you can watch movies and shows for free. The ever-changing catalog currently includes popular movies like "How to Train Your Dragon" and "The Hunger Games," as well as quality TV series like "Mad Men" and "Fringe."

The streaming service even has a few original series such as "Pretty Hard Cases" and "Leverage: Redemption." "Judy Justice," a new courtroom show starring Judge Judy Sheindlin, premieres November 1 on IMDb TV.

Is IMDb TV free?

Yes, IMDb TV is free to watch. Instead of charging you a monthly subscription fee for access, the service has commercial interruptions. All you need to do is create an Amazon account, and then you can start watching movies and shows for free on IMDb TV.

If you want ad-free entertainment with even more movies and shows to choose from, you can get a Prime Video membership for $9 a month. Prime Video is also included with a full Amazon Prime subscription for $13 a month. New members receive their first month for free, and students can claim a discounted $6 monthly rate. You can learn more about Prime Video in our full guide.

Where can I stream IMDb TV?

Viewers who want to watch movies and TV shows for free on IMDb TV can stream entertainment with the dedicated IMDb TV app for smartphones, tablets, web browsers, Roku, Fire TV, LG smart TVs (2018 and newer), Google TV, Android TV , PlayStation 4 consoles, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S consoles.

In addition to the standalone app, you can stream IMDb TV directly inside Amazon's Prime Video app.

Does IMDb TV have live channels?

Although IMDb TV does not include access to traditional cable channels, you can watch continuous, ad-supported streams of themed content.

Certain IMDb TV channels, like "BBC Food" and "Game Show Central," air multiple shows revolving around a similar topic. "This Old House," "Forensic Files," and other series have standalone channels featuring a live stream of various episodes. Fans of "The Walking Dead" and its spin-offs will enjoy streaming "The Walking Dead Universe" channel.

What are the best movies on IMDb TV?

You can choose from a diverse catalog of movies to watch for free on IMDb TV, like "Die Hard" and "Marley & Me." Enjoy the free movies while you can, because the available catalog changes often.

To give you an idea of what you can stream right now, we compiled a list with some of the best reviewed movies currently on IMDb TV. Our list includes a selection of titles that are certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.

A few of the best movies on IMDb TV:

"American Hustle" (2013)
"Die Hard" (1988)
"How to Train Your Dragon" (2010)
"Long Shot" (2019)
"The Founder" (2017)
"The Hunger Games" (2012)
"The Walk" (2015)
"The Wolf of Wall Street" (2013)

What are the best shows on IMDb TV?

From "Schitt's Creek" to "Weeds," you can watch a variety of series for free on IMDb TV, and the available shows frequently change.

To give you an idea of what you can stream right now, we rounded up some of the best reviewed shows currently on IMDb TV. All the series in our list have at least one season certified fresh by critics on review-aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.

A few of the best shows on IMDb TV:

"Bates Motel"
"Desperate Housewives"
"Fringe"
"Lost"
"Mad Men"
"Schitt's Creek"
"Weeds"
"White Collar"

Reece Rogers

Streaming Fellow, Insider Reviews

Reece Rogers is a Streaming Fellow for the Insider Reviews team. They have written for WIRED, The Daily Beast, The Los Angeles Review of Books, and elsewhere. After graduating from college, they were a smartphone repair technician for a short stint and performed soldering magic on far too many iPhones. See below for some of their work. Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here.

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