Do you YouTube?

Yesterday's free movies from Hulu can be bookended by today's free movies from YouTube.

• Tommy - Freaky stuff, especially Ann-Margaret and the Acid Queen.
• Moon - modern classic in the suspense/sci-fi genres...great film with Sam Rockwell
• The Woman in Green - also on Hulu, but this is the colorized version
• Donnie Brasco - great gangster film with Johnny Depp and Al Pacino
• Castle of Cagliostro - early Miyasaki...might be worth a try
• Birth of a Nation - It's offensive and racist, but it's historically noteworthy as one of the first, revolutionary, feature-length films.
• Resident Evil - It's popular...that's something considering the selection I'm looking through. (Same for Big Daddy, Ghostbusters 2, Mr Deeds, Joe Dirt, Reign Over Me, Rudy, The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus,
• Talladega Nights - hilarious
• Don't Mess with the Zohan - sadly, I've been wanting to see this for a while
• Adaptation - interesting take on what a film is
• Stranger Than Fiction - great performance from Will Ferrell in a funny piece of meta-fiction
• Shopgirl - beautiful, romantic, heartbreaking film
• Snatch - love it...great performances all around
• 1941 - one of Speilberg's forgotten gems...hilarious work from Belushi and a huge cast
• Charade - also on Hulu...brilliant, quick-witted, snappy comedy from Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn
• The Kid - Chaplin's classic
• Fast Break - Bill Simmons has written about this dozens of times, and I'm curious.
• The Terror of Tiny Town - brilliant, hilarious, all-midget cowboy movie about which I've written before
• Panic Room - David Fincher directs Jodie Foster and a very young Kristen Stewart. Claustrophobic, terrifying tale
• The Man With the Golden Arm - here and on Hulu
• It Might Get Loud - I've been curious about this Jack White guitar summit for a while.
  
• Primer - not officially on YouTube as a full movie, so I don't know how long it'll be there, but this is a masterful work of economical and mind-bending storytelling

Man, there are a lot of dogs among their selections. Lots of films with titles almost like the one you're hoping for (Gone with the West, Fright Club, The Waterfront, The Hunt for Gollum, The Fast and the Furious (1954), Moulin Rouge (1952)), covers meant to make you think of other films (Going Down Under), and second-rate films with late-career A-listers. It's like walking through a sad, sad, VHS-era video store.