Amazon has revealed that its subsidiary, The Internet Movie Database (IMDb), will now allow users to watch feature films and TV shows for no charge Over 6,000 titles will be available, the company said, citing recent episodes of popular television shows such as 24 and Heroes and classic films such as Some Like It Hot.

IMDb also said that the first episodes of new fall television shows like ‘Lipstick Jungle’ and ’30 Rock’ will be available for free viewing before their first air date.

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