Over the years, Warner Bros. has tried to monetize its catalog of older movies through different subscription streaming services, including FilmStruck — which it shut down less than a year after ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has now stuck more than 30 of its old films up as ad-supported offerings on YouTube Waiting For ...

Over the years, Warner Bros. has tried to monetize its catalog of older movies through different subscription streaming ...

So it seems like dropping older and lower-demand movies on YouTube is effectively free money for parent company Warner Bros. Discovery, which has been in a phase of cost-cutting, layoffs ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has done something good for a change. Over the past month, it’s uploaded 30 different movies of varying quality to YouTube. You can watch them right now for free.

Since the start of 2025, the company has released 31 movies on Warner Bros.-owned YouTube channels, all available for free. The movies include ads, unless you are a YouTube Premium subscriber.

Over the past several weeks, Warner Bros. Entertainment has been uploading a selection of full movies to a playlist on YouTube. It's an odd move, considering parent Warner Bros. Discovery also ...

Warner Bros. has made it easier to watch some of its movies online for once, bucking a trend of wiping them from existence. As spotted by Gizmodo, the official Warner Bros. Entertainment YouTube ...