Tubi, a free, ad-supported streaming service, is expanding its library with a significant number of films available for streaming in August 2026. The service, which requires no subscription and offers a selection of hundreds of movies and TV shows, will include titles such as the Oscar-winning drama "Lady Bird" and the classic comedy "Superbad."
Other notable additions include "The Graduate," a critically acclaimed romantic comedy, and "Mr. Smith Goes Washington," Frank Capra's 1939 film that offers a critical view of American politics. The latter, starring James Stewart, was controversial at the time of its release, denounced by some politicians and even banned in Nazi Germany.
The service will also feature "Thelma & Louise," a feminist buddy comedy known for its iconic ending, and the Best Picture winner "Everything Everywhere All at Once," a surreal science fiction film that blends action with family drama. Additional titles include the cult classic "10 Things I Hate About You," the romantic epic "Titanic," and the Marilyn Monroe comedy "Some Like It Hot."
Tubi's ad-supported model means commercials will be interspersed with programming, a compromise for viewers seeking to avoid subscription fees. Users can access content through the Tubi app or its website. The platform aims to provide an alternative for consumers looking to access a broad range of cinematic content without ongoing costs.