There's a list at http://www.roku.com/channels/#!browse/movies-and-tv/by-popular
But one thing to keep in mind is that some "free" channels are only available to you if you currently subscribe to a cable/satellite service that includes them. For example, I have basic cable, so I can't view the ESPN channel to watch my college team play. On the other hand, I can watch the "ESPN Skycam" channel for my team, for free. The skycam is just audio and video feed from the overhead camera. There's no "personality" commentary or instant replay but I actually like it better this way!
HBO Go and Showtime Anywhere you can't watch without a subscription. But there's a ton of "Indie" channels that offer stuff for free.
Then there's "free" channels like Flixter, that you can add and browse for free, but charge you to watch a movie. Similarly, the Amazon channel will let you watch Prime movie for free if you have a Prime account ($99/year, now) or you can pay $2.99 to $4.99 to watch a non-Prime movie or tv show.
Still, there are so many free channels that it can take a LONG time to sort through them, preview them, add or delete them. The website is the best way to review and decide which ones to add to your device. Doing it through the device on tv is very slow.
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