Ever been in this scenario? What do you do next? Should we watch a movie?
But halt, dear xfans, because there is so much more you could be doing to maximize your home movie viewing.
So, movie fans, if you're serious about this whole staying-in thing, here are a few chill options for streaming movies online.
AMAZON
A lot of people have Amazon Prime for the free delivery and other benefits, but many likely just forget they can use their subscription for movies and TV shows.
The selection is extensive, including critical darlings like the Oscar-winning Moonlight and Amazon Studios' own Manchester by the Sea, as well as a massive library of foreign films. And they're downloadable.
Hulu
For years, Hulu has amassed a formidable library of movies. If you've ever felt the Netflix movie selection doesn't have what you're looking for, it's more than likely you'll find it on Hulu.
Netflix
In 2018, it seems like most people have some kind of access to Netflix, if not their own account. We basically think of Netflix as free even though we pay for it every month and would rather watch or download a random movie here than pay for a known one elsewhere.
HBO
Though more limited in numbers, HBO has a high-concentration of well-known and popular movies. It's the only streaming platform ever to host the Harry Potter movies (including Fantastic Beasts) and one of your best bets for streaming nominated movies during awards season.
CRACKLE
If you want your free streaming to actually be free, don't sleep on Crackle. It was the only place to stream The Social Network for free during Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook testimony.

Youtube
YouTube offers easy access as well as the benefit of immediate streaming, and a robust selection of foreign films (sometimes even for free).

So your Friday Nights should have no reason to be boring == Don’t forget your 18:9 Infinity Display Screen on your Note 5 is just capable enough to maximize your viewing pleasure.

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