FreeDive, new streaming service from Amazon's IMDb, offers free films, TV
Watch movies and shows like Memento and The Bachelor.
Add another player to the growing field of streaming services.
IMDb is launching a free, ad-supported video service called Freedive, the company said Thursday.
It'll be available via your computer, but also through Amazon's Fire TV devices. IMDb is a wholly owned subsidiary of Amazon.
"With the launch of IMDb Freedive, they can now also watch full-length movies and TV shows on IMDb and all Amazon Fire TV devices for free," IMDb Chief Executive Col Needham said in a statement.
Freedive is promising shows like Heroes, The Bachelor and Without a Trace, as well as movies like The Last Samurai, Memento and Awakenings. It's available starting Thursday.
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