Tubi, often dubbed “the people’s streamer,” is renowned for its extensive collection of films available for free, albeit with occasional advertisements. This December, Watch With Us spotlights two new additions and one noteworthy film departing at month’s end.
Featured selections include Her Smell, a gripping character drama with Elisabeth Moss, and the Alfred Hitchcock classic, North by Northwest.
Her Smell
Elisabeth Moss stars as Becky Something, a self-destructive rock musician whose talent propels her band, Something She, into fame. However, her behavior jeopardizes their success. Her Smell unfolds through five scenes, exploring Becky’s tumultuous relationships and potential redemption. Directed by Alex Ross Perry, the film features Moss in a powerful performance, supported by Dan Stevens, Cara Delevingne, and Ashley Benson.
North by Northwest
Cary Grant leads in North by Northwest as Roger Thornhill, a New York ad executive mistaken for a spy. Pursued by Phillip Vandamm’s associates, Thornhill embarks on a cross-country escape, joined by the enigmatic Eve Kendall, played by Eva Marie Saint. This Hitchcock thriller is celebrated for its suspenseful narrative and Bernard Hermann’s iconic score.
Eyes Wide Shut
Tom Cruise stars as Dr. Bill Hartford in Eyes Wide Shut, navigating a surreal journey through New York’s elite after a dispute with his wife, played by Nicole Kidman. Released in 1999, Stanley Kubrick’s final film blends Christmas ambiance with an eerie atmosphere, showcasing one of Cruise’s standout performances.
Down by Law
In New Orleans, three men—Jack (John Lurie), Zack (Tom Waits), and Roberto (Roberto Benigni)—find themselves in a jail cell. After a wrongful arrest, they escape, embarking on a journey marked by tension and humor. Directed by Jim Jarmusch, Down by Law explores American anxieties and the pursuit of the elusive American Dream.
Possessor
Andrea Riseborough stars as Tasya Vos, a corporate assassin using brain implant technology to inhabit others’ bodies for her missions. Her latest task involves taking over Colin Tate (Christopher Abbott) to eliminate CEO John Parse (Sean Bean). Directed by Brandon Cronenberg, Possessor delves into body horror and identity, featuring strong performances by Abbott and Riseborough.
