Enjoy Thanksgiving movies without spending a dime Tubi has a free holiday movie feast that will fill you up like a Thanksgiving turkey.

No need to worry about subscription fees or sign up for anything. Just grab a plate, find your favorite spot on the couch, and get ready to enjoy a delicious Thanksgiving movie.

This free streaming service is full of options the whole family can enjoy. Whether you like sentimental and heartwarming movies or quirky and laugh-out-loud funny, there's a film to satisfy your cravings. Here are three of our picks.

A presidential pardon gives turkey Reggie (Owen Wilson) the luxury of a life of pizza delivery and television indulgences. Then his turkey buddy Jake (Woody Harrelson) shows up, claiming to be a member of the “Turkey Freedom Front.

Despite Reggie's reluctance, Jake convinces him to join him on a mission involving a hidden government time machine. The two return to Plymouth Colony in 1621 to try to prevent turkey from becoming the centerpiece of a future Thanksgiving dinner. Their mission turns out to be more complicated than expected when they encounter Miles Standish (Colm Meaney), a determined hunter who leads the colonists to gather food for the settlement.

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April Barnes (Katie Holmes), who lives with her boyfriend in Manhattan, attempts to bridge the gap with her estranged family through an invitation to Thanksgiving dinner. Burns, always the family's black girl, is faced with the daunting task of preparing her first Thanksgiving meal in a small apartment with a broken oven.

It is especially challenging because her mother is battling terminal cancer. She must seek help from a neighbor (Sean Hayes), but her father sends the family to the city, which could turn into a disastrous family reunion.

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Set against the backdrop of three consecutive Thanksgivings, the film follows the relationship between three sisters living in New York City. Hannah (Mia Farrow), the stable center of the family, unwittingly faces betrayal when her husband Elliot (Michael Caine) continues a secret affair with her sister Lee (Barbara Hershey).

Meanwhile, Lee struggles to escape her controlling relationship with aging artist Frederick (Max von Sydow). Meanwhile, youngest sister Holly (Dianne Wiest) struggles with career and financial instability, often relying on Hannah's generosity to get her life together. Her relationship with Mickey (Woody Allen), a neurotic television producer, further complicates the family's increasingly complex problems.

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