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Millennium Park in Chicago is hosting a series of free summer events including movies, concerts, workouts, and festivals at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, with a schedule featuring classic and popular films from July to August and a diverse lineup of musical performances and festivals.
Amazon Fire Stick owners can now access the Free Movies Plus app, offering 6,000 free movies and 40 live channels without the need for log-in or credit card information. The app, available on Amazon's official app store, includes a vast library of movies and live TV channels, with new titles added regularly. While the content is ad-supported, users have praised the app for its diverse selection and hassle-free user interface, with a majority of positive customer reviews. Additionally, there are other ad-supported apps available for Fire Stick users to explore, potentially reducing streaming costs.
IGN has compiled a list of legal websites and services where viewers can watch free movies online. The list includes The Roku Channel, Pluto TV, Plex, YouTube, Tubi, Crackle, Vudu, Freevee (formerly IMDB TV), XUMO Play, and Kanopy. While some sites require registration, all have acquired streaming rights legally. Advertisements are present on all sites, but some have fewer interruptions than others. The movie selection varies, but some sites offer popular titles and original content.