3 hilarious comedies on Tubi you can stream for free

Tubi on a tablet with headphones and popcorn nearby — (Image credit: Shutterstock; Tubi)

Looking for a laugh? Tubi has a wide and varied selection of blockbuster movies, hidden gems and much more. That's why we think it's one of the best free streaming services. Within its massive library, you can find plenty of great flicks that'll have you giggling until you black out there, and the way things are in the world right now, we could all use a good guffaw here and there.

If you need a little levity in your life, we've got your back. We've chosen three of the funniest flicks that you'll find on the streamer, including one that might just have predicted the state of the world right now. Grab a seat and get ready for your sides to hurt. It's time for these comedies on Tubi to deliver the smiles.

'Idiocracy'

Idiocracy (2006) Trailer | Luke Wilson | Dax Shepard - YouTube

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An Army librarian (Luke Wilson) is chosen for a top-secret hibernation experiment and forgotten. Five hundred years later, Joe Bauers wakes to a future filled with cringeworthy slogans, corporate mashups, and televised everything. Reading is rare, crops are dying because they’re watered with a sports drink, and the president (Terry Crews) is an absolute moron — even if he is the smartest person alive, according to an IQ scan.

Joe finds himself recruited to fix a nation that can’t even explain its own problems. It's a horrifying look at a future that we may be hurtling toward, but absolutely hilarious thanks to director and writer Mike Judge, who you know from "Office Space" and "King of the Hill."

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'Little Nicky'

Little Nicky - Official Trailer | 2000 - YouTube

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Satan (Harvey Keitel) is ready to choose an heir after reigning over Hell for 10,000 years. His sons, Adrian (Rhys Ifans) and Cassius (Tommy "Tiny" Lister Jr.), storm off to Earth to claim it by force. That leaves Nicky (Adam Sandler), their well-meaning but clueless brother, to head topside with a flask and a talking bulldog for backup to figure out what to do when he gets there.

In New York City, he learns the rules of mortal life, falls for a music-obsessed woman named Valerie (Patricia Arquette), and races to find and corral his siblings before the balance between Hell and Earth collapses.

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'The Death of Stalin'

Mac And Me (1988) - Official Trailer - YouTube

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In Moscow, 1953, Joseph Stalin (Adrian McLoughlin) collapses. Soviet leadership scrambles to figure out what to do next before the body turns cold. The premier, ministers, generals, and censors trip over protocol while trying to calculate which move is the right one, while hilariously stumbling over every single thing they do.

"The Death of Stalin" might be about a single transfer of power, but it's also a madcap comedy about how quickly the Soviet powers fall apart when faced with an insurmountable obstacle. It's also a star-studded affair with deadpan jokes and political commentary that'll feel fresh no matter when you watch it.

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Brittany Vincent has been covering video games and tech for over 13 years for publications including Tom's Guide, MTV, Rolling Stone, CNN, Popular Science, Playboy, IGN, GamesRadar, Polygon, Kotaku, Maxim, and more. She's also appeared as a panelist at video game conventions like PAX East and PAX West and has coordinated social media for companies like CNET. When she's not writing or gaming, she's looking for the next great visual novel in the vein of Saya no Uta. You can follow her on Twitter @MolotovCupcake.

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