YouTube has released lots of new new movies and TV episodes for free streaming in the United States, if you’re prepared to go through some adverts. Unfortunately, locating them all is difficult.

YouTube has already offered free, ad-supported movies, but this is the first time it has expanded to include TV episodes. YouTube’s updated catalogue of free content now includes over 1,500 movies and 100 television shows, including 10 Things I Hate About You, The Sandlot, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, Legally Blonde, two seasons of Kitchen Nightmares, and a good number of more obscure titles like 1970’s Western The Return of a Man Called Horse, which was announced last week.

Depending on your definition of the term, not all of the recently added films are technically new to YouTube. For example, in 2018, Legally Blonde was available to stream for free with commercials, but it then departed the site and is only now making a comeback. Even yet, if you’re wanting to save money on a night in, YouTube has some good options.

YouTube, on the other hand, has made exploring its free titles far more inconvenient than it needed to be. The platform will not just display all of its free titles and allow you to scroll through them in search of your next binge watch. You won’t be able to filter them, so you won’t be able to limit your search to all of YouTube’s free action movies or romantic comedies.

Viewers can search for titles using YouTube’s search box, as well as explore content in genre-themed categories that include a mix of free, rentable, and purchaseable video. However, there is no section dedicated to listing all of YouTube’s free films or television episodes, leaving users with no choice except to trust YouTube’s recommendations.

“All 1,500 free movies and 100+ shows, as well as the titles live across the Movies & Shows area, your home page, and the watch next choices — all of which are personalised,” stated a YouTube spokeswoman.

It appears to be a weird lack of functionality, but YouTube’s bread and butter is user-uploaded material, not big movies. It also benefits them if you give up and rent No Time To Die on YouTube for $5.99 instead.So, while YouTube’s ad-supported film offerings are fun to explore when you have free time, don’t count on them for weekend amusement.

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There are very less companies for whom customer satisfaction is more important than any profit and this telecommunication operator continues to achieve customer satisfaction. As a result, they have collaborated with Netflix to provide high quality streaming content to its users in Pakistan.

Netflix is the leading internet television network in the world. And one of the best things about Netflix is that you can watch movies, documentaries, original series, featured films and a lot more without commercials that saves time. Netflix has more than 86 million countries in as many as 190 countries. Users enjoy over 125 million hours of TV shows and movies on daily basis.

PTCL has become the first telecommunication operator in Pakistan to ink a collaboration agreement with Netflix for the Pakistan market.

Under the agreement, Netflix that has just come into partnership with PTCL recently will extend its services in Pakistan. In addition, both PTCL and Netflix will look to utilize their individual resources for mutual benefit besides maximizing and augmenting the viewing experience of the public. This is one of the important agreements of this year that has aimed to provide customers for non-stop entertainment. So gird up your loin to be entertained fully as the contract between the two companies will benefit the users in Pakistan in many ways. It will also serve as a way forward to provide digital content in the country with the streaming of Netflix. It is worth mentioning that PTCL will promote and encourage original firsthand Netflix content in Pakistan.

Here there is one thing to remember that since Netflix’s global launch earlier this year, PTCL becomes the only service provider for the young Netflix, in the country with progressive caching servers and technical pairing. This will have a serious impact in terms of superior viewing experience.

People associated with this agreement could not resist talking about it to the media.

Vice President Business Development for Asia at Netflix, Tony Zameczkowski said,

“We are excited to partner with PTCL in Pakistan and are looking forward to providing high quality entertainment content for the Pakistani consumers”

PTCL’s Chief Commercial Officer, Adnan Shahid also commented on the agreement and  said:

“Digital entertainment is PTCL’s key priority and our partnership with Netflix is another step in this direction. We look forward to working with Netflix to offer new and exciting services including world class Netflix original series and movies in Pakistan”

So everyone wait for the services and enjoy.

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