If you're in the mood for a new movie to stream for free, Tubi has an ever-evolving library of must-see titles that are sure to delight. Whether you're seeking a heartwarming distraction or a crowd-pleasing classic to enjoy with the whole family, this month's Tubi lineup offers a diverse selection of cinematic gems that are sure to lift your spirits and entertain.

Discover the Hidden Gems Awaiting on Tubi This November

Timeless Comedy and Family Charm: "Mrs. Doubtfire"

Directed by the legendary Christopher Columbus, "Mrs. Doubtfire" is a beloved 90s classic that showcases the unparalleled comedic genius of the late, great Robin Williams. The film follows the story of Daniel, a divorced father who concocts an ingenious scheme to disguise himself as a kindly British nanny, "Mrs. Doubtfire," in order to gain more access to his children. With its bonkers premise and Williams' uproarious performance, this heartwarming comedy seamlessly blends laughter and poignancy, cementing its status as a true family favorite. Columbus' masterful command of the genre ensures that "Mrs. Doubtfire" remains a timeless delight, effortlessly tugging at the heartstrings while delivering endless moments of hilarity.

A Feel-Good Delight: "13 Going on 30"

For those in need of a feel-good pick-me-up, the 2004 body-swap comedy "13 Going on 30" is a must-watch on Tubi. Starring the enchanting Jennifer Garner, the film follows the story of Jenna Rink, a 1980s junior high student who dreams of popularity and wakes up as a glamorous 30-year-old fashion editor in 2004. Garner's performance as the naive, pure-spirited Jenna is utterly captivating, and she is impeccably matched by the charismatic Mark Ruffalo, who delivers one of his most charming on-screen turns. Blending humor, heart, and a touch of nostalgia, "13 Going on 30" is a swoon-worthy cinematic experience that is sure to lift your spirits and leave you with a smile.

A Delightfully Witty Murder Mystery: "Knives Out"

Just in time for the Thanksgiving season, Rian Johnson's endlessly delightful murder mystery "Knives Out" is now streaming on Tubi. Introducing audiences to the flamboyantly brilliant and hilarious investigator Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, the film follows the drama that unfolds within an elite old money family after the patriarch's suspicious death. Boasting a cast that doesn't quit, including the likes of Ana de Armas, Chris Evans, Toni Collette, Jamie Lee Curtis, and LaKeith Stanfield, "Knives Out" is a masterclass in wit, delivering more clever quips and sharp observations per minute than most movies can muster in their entire runtime. With its satisfying whodunit storyline and impeccable ensemble, this Thanksgiving-themed murder mystery is a must-stream for anyone in the mood for a delightfully entertaining cinematic experience.

A Fearlessly Entertaining Girl Power Anthem: "Legally Blonde"

Another fail-proof mood booster on Tubi is the iconic "Legally Blonde," which introduced audiences to Reese Witherspoon's unforgettable Elle Woods. The film follows Elle's determined journey to prove herself and get into Harvard Law, despite the doubts and preconceptions of those around her. Poppy, fun, and with a satisfying trial storyline, "Legally Blonde" has managed to maintain its status as a fearlessly entertaining early 2000s girl power anthem that hasn't lost its luster with time. Tubi also has the sequel, "Legally Blonde 2: Red, White and Blonde," for those who can't get enough of Elle's infectious spirit and unwavering determination.

A Dazzling Showcase of Vocal Talent: "Burlesque"

For those in the mood for a high-energy, music-driven cinematic experience, Tubi has the ever-underrated, never not delightful "Burlesque" in its November lineup. Starring a dynamic duo of divas in Christina Aguilera and Cher, the 2010 musical turns the early-aughts obsession with burlesque theater into a powerhouse pop showcase, replete with big, flashy song and dance numbers and plenty of vocal flexing from the generationally talented Aguilera. While the romance storyline may not be the film's strongest suit, the sheer spectacle of the musical numbers and the commanding presence of its leading ladies more than make up for it, making "Burlesque" a must-stream for fans of show-stopping performances and unapologetic diva energy.

A Quirky, Heartwarming Romance: "Silver Linings Playbook"

Often thought of as a drama, "Silver Linings Playbook" is, at its core, a delightfully quirky rom-com. Starring the magnetic duo of Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, the film follows the story of two individuals struggling with their mental health who find an unlikely connection and partnership, both in life and on the dance floor. Cooper shines as Pat, a man who moves back in with his parents after his life falls apart, while Lawrence delivers a captivating performance as Tiffany, the woman who agrees to help Pat get back together with his wife if he enters a dance competition with her. Sweet, offbeat, and earning eight Academy Award nominations (with Lawrence taking home the Best Actress trophy), "Silver Linings Playbook" is a must-stream for anyone in the mood for a heartwarming, unconventional love story.

A Timeless Sports Romance: "Love & Basketball"

Gina Prince-Bythewood's debut film, "Love & Basketball," endures nearly 25 years later as one of the great sports romances and a poignant ode to ambition. Starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps as lifelong friends and basketball enthusiasts, the film follows their individual journeys as they aspire to go pro, navigating the challenges and triumphs of their relationship along the way. With its beautifully crafted characters and the captivating push-pull dynamic between the two leads, "Love & Basketball" stands the test of time as a cinematic gem that celebrates the power of dreams, the complexities of love, and the enduring spirit of determination.