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Best places to watch classic movies? (pre 1960's) (zerobytes.monster)
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The original post: /r/movies by /u/GTAwheelman on 2024-12-31 03:41:01.

Max is good as it has TCM. I've also found Tubi to have some good classics as well.

My mother(75) and I (36) enjoy watching the old classics. Staring actors like Humphrey Bogart , William Powell, James Stewart and such.

Bogart movies are easy to come by on most streaming sites. However William Powell movies like The Thin Man and Jewel Robbery are not. Lots of places have them for rent or buy digital but no streaming. Which if I have to purchase I would rather have a DVD or BluRay.

According to google the last time this was asked here was 4yrs ago. Most suggestions were TCM, Max, Prime, or Criterion. Prime no longer has good selection IMO. Criterion seems ok but I haven't spent much time with it.

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