Cue streaming is a relative newcomer to the TV/streaming/on demand market, and whilst they have a massive channel selection overall, what about specifically movies? Do they offer movie channels and on demand options to the same extent as other TV/streaming providers? For film buffs, it’s good news.
Cue Streaming has a large selection of movies, both on demand and channels. Their movie catalogue can get close to or match most other cable/TV/streaming providers.
In other words, movie lovers have nothing to worry about switching over to Cue Streaming – they’ve got you covered with a massive selection of movies.
Let’s dig a little more into the movie selection they have available.
What Movies Channels Are Offered On Cue Streaming?
Let’s start with the straightforward movie channels that are currently offered on the US version of Cue Streaming.
Here are the channels that show up when you search specifically the Movie section of their TV guide (there’s currently a total of 68 channels):
- All the Cinemax channels
- The Hallmark movie channels.
- All the HBO Channels
- All the Epix channels
- The Starz Channels
- The Showtime channels
- Movieplex
- The Screenpix channels
- Movies! channel
- Sony Movie Channel
In other words, pretty much everything you’re used to watching right now that’s got movies on it, should also be on Cue Streaming.
Also, On Demand movies are also available, so you’re not limited to just what movies might be playing on any movie channel at any time. You’ve got an extensive library/catalogue of movies to watch on demand as with any other major steaming service.
What Other Channels Are Available On Cue Streaming?
Besides an extensive selection of movie channels, Cue Streaming have a massive library of channels in general – around 4000 for US based users.
Here’s a quick snapshot of some popular American channels offered:
But the list is not exhaustive, and you’ve got a catalogue of several thousand channels in total, in all major categories, including (besides movies):
- Entertainment channels
- TV series on demand
- All major sports channels like ESPN, Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Golf Channel, beIN sports and more.
- Kids channels
- Documentary channels like Discovery, History Channel, Nat Geo and more
- Music channels like MTV and more.
- All the Disney channels.
- Comedy channels like Comedy Central
- USA Network and other major networks.
- PPV channels (at no extra cost in many cases)
- All major US news channels
- Local news channels
As a general rule, pretty much anything you’re used to watching right now with your current TV/cable provider, is highly likely to also be available on Cue Streaming.
If you want to double check and make sure, see our guide on using their channel search feature to check whether any channel you watch is also available on Cue Streaming (you can do this on their website without needing to sign or or log in).
Getting Started With Cue Streaming
Cue Streaming is really an outstanding option to switch to for many users, with no real catches. It’s fully flexible, very well priced, and should offer most or all of what you currently watch, often for a fraction of the cost.
If you decide it’s really a no brainer to switch over, getting started with them is pretty easy.
Here are the general steps:
- If you want to watch through a TV, you’ll need a Firestick for each TV used, if you don’t already have one. They’re available cheap on Amazon. Otherwise, you just need an internet connection to get started.
- Go to the Cue Streaming website
- Click Sign Up and fill in your details
- Pay your subscription ($59.99/month, 5 devices per account, no contract, no set up fees, cancel anytime).
- Run through some easy initial setup depending on your device (TV setup takes a few more steps but isn’t hard).
- You’re good to go, watching most or all of the channels you currently watch, including all your regular movie channels.
