Documentaries can be found at a number of sites. Many documentaries are available for free download at Moviesfoundonline.com. Documentary subjects run the gamut; some are funny, many are serious, some are in between. Two documentaries featured at Moviesfoundonline.com are �The U.S. vs. John Lennon� and �The Battle for Baghdad � 2007�. If either of these topics interests you, take the time to download and view these very interesting documentaries. If these topics are not of interest, you can choose from among many hundreds of other documentaries.

Like other sites, Turner Movie Classics also offers trailers, clips, extra footage and more. These can be especially entertaining to view when the films have moved on to become considered �classic�. Seeing out-takes of James Dean�s �Rebel Without a Cause� is worth visiting the site alone.

There are quite a few sites which offer fairly current movies for sale, rent or download. Pay a visit to Vongo.com and you can browse their wide selection of movies. Vongo, like many other sites, offers a free trial period. Vongo allows enrollees to download movies for a two-week period, free of charge. When your trial period ends, you can enroll in a full membership at a charge (currently) of $9.99 per month. Considering a trip to the movies will easily cost you $15+, this is a great deal.

A site called !a href="http://www.moviesanddownloads.com/movie-site-reviews/cinemanow.html">CinemaNow.com offers movies for sale, download (at a fee) and for rent. At CinemaNow.com you can rent a full-length movie for $3.99. Currently available for rent on their site: Sweeney Todd, Juno and the Oscar-Winner, No Country for Old Men Rental films are actually made available to the consumer via download to your computer. It is not possible to burn downloaded rental films to a DVD � they have a program which prohibits this.