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[jeffrok]

Where's the best place to check out in-theater movie trailers on Roku?

Go.

Thanks!

[RokuTannerD]

YouTube is always a good option for that type of content.  

[jeffrok]

"RokuTannerD" wrote:
YouTube is always a good option for that type of content.  

True, but you have to weed through other stuff.. The Fandango channel used to have movie trailers, as did another channel similar to Fandango (the name escapes me right now)..

Edit: Flixster was the other one I was thinking of..

[scottypie1234]

"jeffrok" wrote:

"RokuTannerD" wrote:
YouTube is always a good option for that type of content.  

True, but you have to weed through other stuff.. The Fandango channel used to have movie trailers, as did another channel similar to Fandango (the name escapes me right now)..

Edit: Flixster was the other one I was thinking of..

Both gone. I have never been able to find a replacement. A couple of bad ones have come and gone.

[RokuTannerD]

FandangoNOW is still available on Roku. I'm not sure if the content differs from the past, but you can check it out and add the channel here: https://channelstore.roku.com/details/144475/fandangonow

[PapaPump]

No, it’s not. YouTube is horrible for just about anything these days. Lots of ads, clickbait, bloviating narcissists and other such low quality content. Give me something like Vevo does for music videos. A source for official content, not ad-infested bootlegs. Why should we watch ads during a preview? An preview is an ad!

[fluke]

For specifically movies in theaters?

HD Movie Trailers by Trailer Addict Inc.

https://channelstore.roku.com/details/667853428c447c473598056cfa79d275/hd-movie-trailers-by-ta