Plex’s Latest Free Movies
If the end of summer and sudden beginning of September has got you down, try watching some free movies on Plex.
One of the great things about perusing movies on Plex’s menu is that you can easily gauge whether they’re worth it.
A Rotten Tomatoes score is embedded into Plex’s listings of free movies and TV shows.
This month’s list (and all the new ones going forward) will try to make the most out of those ratings so you can easily find something worth watching.
My pick this month?
If you were busy in 2015 or didn’t get to the movies much, checking out “Predestination”, starring Ethan Hawke, will give you something to wrap your head around.
Hawke’s character, The Barkeep, is both an enforcer and detective. His final assignment is to catch a criminal that has “eluded him throughout time.” To do so, The Barkeep has to recruit his younger self for the job.
This time traveling adventure is based on a short story “All You Zombies” by science-fiction writer Robert A. Heinlein. The movie was well liked when it was released in theaters.
“Predestination” is rated R, and runs 1 hour and 37 minutes long. The Rotten Tomatoes is 83 percent.
How to Watch Movies on Plex
Watching free movies on Plex is very simple. Sign up for a free account at plex.tv and fill out the basic profile information.
Plex has apps on every major streaming device, including Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. Smart TVs and devices using Android TV work. But you can also use a PC, tablet or smartphone to watch free movies on Plex.
Once you have added the Plex app to your hardware, sign in to your account.
On the left sidebar, pick the option for “Movies & TV”. You’ll now have unlimited access to hundreds of free movies and TV shows, including titles from Crackle.
Movies Streaming on Plex in September
All Good Things
The International
Predestination
Corporate Animals
The Host
Hard Rain
The Medallion
Molly
Serena
Blood and Bone
Grand Isle
Falcon Rising
Monsters
Vanishing On 7th Street
Freeway
The Last Days on Mars
The Perfect Host
See No Evil, Hear No Evil
The Boondock Saints: All Saints Day
Kung Fu Killer
How I Live Now
Trailer Park Boys: The Movie
Dinotopia
School of Life
Cadillac Records
Two Lovers
The Way Home
A Walk in The Woods
The Infiltrator
The Legend of Zorro
The Mod Squad
The Contractor
Diggers
Unstoppable
I Give It A Year
World Trade Center
Movies Leaving in September
National Lampoon’s Van Wilder
Burnt
Enter the Dragon
The Virgin Suicides
Patriot Games
White House Down
Absolution
Code of Honor
In the Blood
King Of New York
Devil Winds
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Carol
Kickboxer
Never Back Down: No Surrender
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot
10 Cloverfield Lane
Cocaine Cowboys: Reloaded
The Score
The Madness of King George
Silence
The Time Machine
Trespass
Tenderness
The Soloist
Delirious
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Jim Kimble is a seasoned industry expert with over two decades of journalism experience. He has been at the forefront of the cord-cutting movement since 2016, testing and writing about TV-related products and services. He founded The Cord Cutting Report in 2016.
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