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Virgin Media TV customers, you've just gained access to thousands of free movies and shows — no strings attached.
Fox Corporation's streaming service Tubi has arrived on the platform, and it won't cost you a penny extra.
The ad-supported service offers a vast library of over 60,000 films and television episodes directly to your TV. That's everything from Hollywood blockbusters to cult classics and documentaries.
It's all part of Tubi's push to reach more UK households in what the company calls one of the world's most dynamic streaming markets.
Ross Appleton, Tubi's UK General Manager, said: "Our partnership with Virgin Media enables us to connect more UK viewers with free movies and TV series they're passionate about. As a platform known for curating top-tier entertainment, Virgin Media is an ideal home for Tubi's expansive catalogue. Together, we're offering audiences greater choice through a seamless and easily accessible TV experience."
Switch to Virgin Media's M250 broadband and pay £0 until next year
Virgin Media's M250 broadband package won't cost you a penny until February 2026. Yes, you can unlock download speeds of 250Mbps — faster than the UK average for hassle-free streaming and video calls. Virgin Media has waived the £35 setup fee, which covers all engineer appointments
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Switch to Virgin Media's M500 + Netflix Standard with ads and pay £0 until next year
Virgin Media is the only major telecom in the UK that offers a Netflix Standard with Ads subscription (worth £5.99) with its broadband-only plans. While Sky and EE both bundle this must-have streamer with some packages, it's only those that include television channels. Combined with its Black Friday offer, new sign-ups to Virgin Media can enjoy months of £0 broadband and streaming must-binge boxsets
When your bills do eventually start, Virgin Media charges less than its slower M350 broadband package (which doesn't offer access to Netflix Standard with Ads either...)
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David Bouchier, Virgin Media O2's Chief TV and Entertainment Officer, added: "We are delighted therefore to add Tubi to our offering, giving Virgin TV customers access to one of the world's biggest offerings of world-famous movies, TV shows and documentaries at absolutely no extra cost."
So if you fancy exploring something new tonight, you've suddenly got thousands more options at your fingertips.
Tubi has doubled its library size since launching in the UK back in July 2024
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You can dive into crowd-pleasers like Zombieland, Baby Driver, and the Oscar-winning La La Land starting now. There's also Bend it Like Beckham, Jack and Jill, and the 2018 Robin Hood if you're after variety.
Tubi also offers its own original content too, including the documentary Naomi Osaka: The Second Set and Please Don't Feed the Children, which marks Destry Allyn Spielberg's directorial debut and stars Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery.
Romance fans may enjoy the hit Sidelined: The QB and Me, plus its sequel Sidelined 2: Intercepted.
Virgin Media relies on its own network of full-fibre cables, which connects 15.5 million homes across the UK and is completely separate from BT-owned Openreach. | VIRGIN MEDIA O2 PRESS OFFICE | UKTV | GBN Tubi's been on quite a journey since touching down in the UK back in July 2024. The service has doubled its library size since then, making it the biggest collection of free films and TV series available in the British market.
The platform, which claims 100 million monthly active users worldwide, is available to anyone in the UK via its website. You don’t even need an account to start streaming, though creating one lets you save your progress and pick up where you left off. The service remains free thanks to ads shown before and during programming.
Tubi also recently added over 30 FAST channels for those who prefer a more traditional viewing experience.
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