Tubi’s May 2025 lineup is packed with exciting new content, including original films, classic series, and a diverse range of movies across various genres. Here’s a comprehensive overview of what’s coming to Tubi in May 2025:
Tubi Originals
WWE: EVOLVE
A new generation of WWE prospects begin their in-ring journey with the goal of becoming the next great Superstar. New episodes every Wednesday.
Worth the Wait (Premieres May 23)
In celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Tubi presents its first Asian American Original Film. Directed by Tom Shu-Yu Lin, the film stars Lana Condor, Andrew Koji, Ross Butler, Sung Kang, and Elodie Yung. The story follows multiple Asian-American strangers whose lives intertwine as they navigate love, loss, and rediscovery.
Rhythm & Blood (Premieres May 16)
A detective teams up with her estranged father, a chess master, to stop a serial killer who uses the game to select his victims.
The Killing Cove (Premieres May 30)
After a horrific incident at a college party, two sisters seek revenge against a privileged jock but find that danger follows their every move.
Series Spotlight
- Kojak (1973)
- Moesha
- The Shield
- VR Troopers (Available May 15)
Movie Highlights by Genre
Action:
- 2 Fast 2 Furious
- Batman (1989)
- Batman Forever
- Batman Returns
- Fast & Furious 6
- Furious 7
- Justice League (2017)
- Machete Kills (Available May 23)
- Mile 22
- Stealth
- The Fast and the Furious
- The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
- The Flash
- The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
- The Patriot
- Tomb Raider (2018)
- War
Art House:
- After Yang
- Black Bear
- C’mon C’mon
- Frances Ha
- Krisha
- Locke
- Mojave
- Morris from America
- One from the Heart
- Ran (1985)
- Revenge (2017)
- The Eternal Daughter
- The Souvenir: Part II
- Waves
Black Cinema:
- All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt
- ATL
- Baby Boy
- Barbershop
- Barbershop 2: Back in Business
- Blue Streak
- Death at a Funeral (2010)
- Dreamgirls
- Friday
- He Got Game
- Johnson Family Vacation
- Madea’s Big Happy Family
- Married to Medicine
- Medusa Deluxe
- Menace II Society
- Moesha
- Next Friday
- Rebound (2005)
- Single Moms Club
- The Friday After Next
- The Wiz
- Two Can Play That Game
- Vacation Friends
- Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins
Comedy:
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
- Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls
- American Ultra
- Benson (Seasons 1 & 2)
- But I’m a Cheerleader
- Click (2006)
- Everything Everywhere All at Once
- Funny Pages
- Jackass: The Movie
- Laggies
- Like a Boss
- Second Act
- Single Moms Club
- Something’s Gotta Give (2003)
- The Death of Dick Long
- The Last Movie Star
- This Is Spinal Tap
- Vacation Friends
- You Don’t Mess With The Zohan
Documentary:
- Gamestop: Rise of the Players – Available May 31
- More Than a Game
- Oasis: Supersonic
- Open Wide
- The Summit
Drama:
- Agora
- Devotion
- Focus
- Fury
- Gladiator
- God’s Creatures
- Heartbreak Ridge
- Kojak (1973)
- Molly’s Game
- Single Moms Club
- Tears of the Sun
- The Last Movie Star
- The Lincoln Lawyer
- The Pianist
- The Shield
- Warrior (2011)
- What Remains
Horror:
- 28 Weeks Later
- Anaconda
- Barbarian (2022)
- Bones
- Deep Rising
- Dark Web: Cicada 3301
- Escape Room (2019)
- Escape the Field
- Friday the 13th (2009)
- Legion
- Leprechaun
- Prey for the Devil
- Silent Hill
- The Craft
- The Monster
- Tusk
Kids & Family:
- Mrs. Doubtfire
- Open Season (2006)
- Open Season 2
- Rugrats Go Wild
- RV (2006)
- Scooby-Doo and the Reluctant Werewolf
- Scooby-Doo’s Arabian Nights
- Shrek Forever After
- The Addams Family 2
- The Goonies
Reality:
- Married to Medicine
Sci-Fi & Fantasy:
- 24 Hours to Live
- Dune (1984)
- Ender’s Game
- Equals
- Eva
- Ex Machina
- Interstellar
- Planet of the Apes (1968)
- The 5th Wave
- Weird Science
Thriller:
- A Man Apart
- Anna (2019)
- Captain Phillips
- Clear and Present Danger
- Fall
- Medusa Deluxe
- Now You See Me
- Now You See Me 2
- Patriot Games
- Savages
- Takers (2010)
- The Long Kiss Goodnight
- Trespass Against Us
Western:
- A Fistful of Dollars
- Bone Tomahawk
- For a Few Dollars More
- Hang ’Em High
- Lawless
- Slow West
- The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
- The Salvation
- The Wind
- Woman Walks Ahead
Tubi’s May 2025 lineup is one of its most expansive yet—mixing beloved classics, cult favorites, bold originals, and nostalgic throwbacks across every genre. Whether you’re diving into vintage westerns, binging Moesha, or keeping up with new WWE talent, the free streaming platform continues to deliver variety without a price tag.
Key Takeaways
- Tubi’s adding a hefty batch of shows and movies in May 2025.
- There are special releases and exclusives for all sorts of tastes.
- Free streaming choices on Tubi just keep piling up every month.
Major Movies and Series Arriving on Tubi in May 2025
Tubi’s rolling out a bunch of new movies and shows in May 2025, which means even more free streaming options to scroll through. Whether you’re a Tubi regular or just poking around for the first time, there’s a fresh batch of Tubi Originals plus a wild mix of action, comedy, drama, and family stuff. Honestly, there’s a little something for everyone, and a few titles this month are definitely worth checking out.
Beyond the usual crowd-pleasers, Tubi’s tossing in new releases and themed collections you probably won’t spot on other streaming apps. You’ll see new stuff popping up all through May—some for a limited run, some sticking around longer, and a few exclusives you won’t want to miss. If you’re curious, the upcoming shows and movies are all listed on the Tubi coming soon page.
May’s bringing a mix of new movies, popular series, and exclusive originals to Tubi. There’s a blend of throwback classics and brand-new releases, so the selection’s definitely getting a boost—think drama, adventure, romance, you name it.
Highlighting New Movies
So, what’s coming? Tubi’s got a pretty varied lineup, mixing up blockbuster favorites with some recent hits. Cloverfield is landing—a disaster thriller that doesn’t let up for a second. If you’re in the mood for something with a little more brainpower, Arrival is coming too. It’s one of those sci-fi dramas that kind of sticks with you after the credits roll.
For folks who love a good drama or a sweeping romance, there’s Interstellar and Gladiator (how many times can you rewatch those? Turns out, a lot). Both have serious lasting power and still get plenty of praise. And if you’re after something a bit heavier, American History X and The Pianist are showing up as well—definitely not light viewing, but powerful stuff.
If adventure’s more your thing, Requiem for a Dream (yeah, it’s a wild ride) and a handful of other big titles are on the way. For the full breakdown, check the New on Tubi list. There’s honestly a bit of everything—action, drama, romance—so take your pick.
Upcoming TV Series Premieres
A fresh lineup of TV series is sliding into Tubi in May. That means new seasons of fan favorites and a couple of original debuts. One of the big ones is Watson, with Lauren Graham in a lead role. It’s supposed to put a quirky, modern spin on the detective genre—could be fun.
Adventure and drama fans can look forward to The Z-Suite, which follows a crew of friends solving mysteries around their city. The vibe is a bit different, and the mix of characters should keep things interesting. Tubi’s also bulking up with more current hits and some old favorites, so there’s a good range no matter what you’re into.
If you’re into romance or just want something a little more heartfelt, some of the newer series are leaning into relatable stories and updated themes. With more TV shows dropping, there’s just more reason to keep poking around for something new. And since Tubi’s free streamer platform doesn’t ask for a dime, it’s easy to try out a few episodes without worrying about a subscription.
Exclusive Content and Originals
May 2025’s also bringing more exclusive stuff—original movies and series you won’t find anywhere else. There’s one original in particular, starring Olivia Culpo, that’s all about the ups and downs of modern relationships. These Tubi originals cover everything from suspenseful dramas to light comedies, so there’s a pretty wide net.
You’ll find adventure series, docudramas, and some shows digging into real-life events. The fact that these originals are free really sets Tubi apart, giving you something fresh to binge alongside the old favorites. A lot of them are made for binge-watching, too—so if you’re the type to finish a show in a weekend, you’re set.
Look out for special events and premieres popping up on Tubi’s digital channels all month. Focusing on exclusive entertainment seems to be Tubi’s thing lately, and it’s paying off with more unique drama, adventure, and romance stories. For the latest schedule and highlights, check out the official Tubi press release.
Noteworthy Genre Additions and Special Programming
Tubi’s May 2025 lineup is honestly pretty stacked—there’s new drama, romance, adventure, and science fiction all over the place. Plus, some special live events and sports broadcasts are on the schedule, so you can catch more than just movies and shows without paying a cent.
Drama and Romance Releases
May’s serving up a solid batch of drama and romance films on Tubi, mixing in new picks and some old favorites. Alex Cross and All About the Benjamins are on the list, both packing strong casts and stories that’ll keep you watching.
If you’re in a romantic mood, there are plenty of heartfelt dramas and love stories sprinkled throughout the month, with a little something for every kind of taste—classic romances, modern dramas, and a few that blur the lines.
Here’s a quick table of some drama and romance highlights:
| Title | Genre | Notable Cast |
|---|---|---|
| Alex Cross | Action/Drama | Tyler Perry |
| All About the Benjamins | Drama/Comedy | Ice Cube, Mike Epps |
| Cyrano | Romance/Drama | Peter Dinklage |
Tubi’s trying to cover all the bases, offering a mix of brand-new originals and some well-loved classics for drama and romance fans.
Adventure and Sci-Fi Highlights
Adventure and sci-fi are getting a spotlight in May, with a lineup that should appeal to anyone who likes a bit of adrenaline or a good mind-bender. Tubi’s recently added G.I. Joe and Drive (2011)—both solid picks if you want fast-paced action and memorable characters.
You’ll also find movie series and standalones that run the gamut from all-time classics to more recent releases. The adventure section is packed with journeys, missions, and some high-stakes drama, while the sci-fi side is all about new worlds and wild tech.
A few key releases:
- G.I. Joe (Adventure/Action)
- Drive (2011) (Action/Thriller)
- Kill Bill series (Adventure/Action)
- Hereditary (if you’re into horror with a heavy dose of suspense—see April’s lineup)
All of these add a bit of extra energy to Tubi’s library, with plenty of suspense, excitement, and sci-fi weirdness.
Special Live Events and Sports
Tubi’s not just about movies and shows in May—they’re keeping up with special live events and sports programming too. Thanks to partners like FOX Sports, you can catch high-profile games and events without a cable bill.
NFL games and Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans are still a ways off, but you’ll find highlights, old game replays, and sports news segments to tide you over. Tubi’s lineup includes athletic content, updates, and even the odd documentary.
Here’s a shortlist of what’s on the sports side:
- Sports news, playoffs, and highlight reels
- FOX Sports event streams
- Super Bowl replays from past years
With this focus on sports and live events, fans can stay in the loop with pro competitions and the latest news, all month long. News programming gets updated regularly too, so there’s always something current to watch. For the nitty-gritty details and announcements, hit up the official Tubi May schedule.
How Tubi Compares With Other Streaming Platforms in May 2025
Tubi’s definitely picking up steam as more people tweak their streaming habits in 2025. The platform stands out for its free, ad-supported model and, honestly, a surprisingly big content library.
Tubi vs. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Prime Video
The big thing with Tubi? It’s 100% free, just ad-supported, while Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Prime Video all want your money every month. If you’re looking to cut costs, Tubi’s an easy pick—no subscription, no credit card, just hit play.
Their library is actually bigger than you might expect; some reports even say Tubi’s got more movies and shows than Netflix or the other big names. Recent additions like “Hereditary” and the “Kill Bill” series keep things fresh. Sure, Netflix and Disney+ have more originals and exclusives, but Tubi’s all about variety from a bunch of different studios.
Tubi’s live TV channels give you something a little like YouTube TV or cable, though there aren’t as many live options. Hulu, Max, and other paid services still have the edge for brand-new episodes and big movie premieres, but if you want a huge mix for free, Tubi’s worth a look. For a deeper dive, check this Tubi service review.
Technical Enhancements and Streaming Quality
When it comes to video and audio, Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video still lead with tons of 4K UHD titles, Dolby Vision, and Atmos support.
Tubi mostly streams in HD, but they’ve started rolling out some 4K movies and shows as their tech gets better. The interface is simple enough, with categories that actually make sense. There’s no offline download (yet), which is a bummer if you travel, and parental controls aren’t quite as robust as the big paid apps.
Ad breaks are there, but they’re usually less annoying than old-school TV—still, you’ll see a few every hour. Tubi works on just about anything: smart TVs, phones, tablets, you name it. Streaming quality adjusts on the fly depending on your internet, which is nice if your Wi-Fi isn’t always perfect. For more on Tubi’s growth and the user experience, there’s a pretty thorough TechRadar rundown.
Audience Insights and Industry Trends for May 2025
Tubi’s viewer base keeps shifting—what people like, how they watch, and what actually grabs their attention seems to change every few months. Audience trends and industry stats are a big part of how Tubi decides what to feature and which originals to push.
Viewer Recommendations and Nielsen Ratings
Nielsen ratings are still a big deal for Tubi’s content strategy. Recent numbers show more folks are leaning into on-demand streaming instead of traditional TV, which lines up with Tubi’s steady growth in monthly viewers. Shows like Saturday Night Live and event specials keep pulling strong numbers, even on platforms like Tubi.
What gets recommended matters a lot, too. Plenty of users just go with whatever Tubi suggests next, which helps those lesser-known titles get some love. Tubi’s own data shows that movies and shows trending in Nielsen’s rankings are also the ones getting the most clicks and watch time.
Here’s a quick look at the top genres Tubi viewers watched in May 2025:
| Rank | Genre | Most Watched Title |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Comedy | Saturday Night Live |
| 2 | Drama | Fox Original Series |
| 3 | Music Events | Grammy Highlights |
Advertisers and Entertainment Industry Impact
Advertisers are always digging into the numbers, trying to figure out who’s actually watching—and which shows are grabbing attention. Back in May, Tubi rolled out some new tools and insights for marketers hoping to reach specific audiences. These days, plenty of brands are skipping old-school TV ads and heading for streaming platforms like Tubi, where they can target viewers more directly.
If you look at where the industry’s headed, companies like FOX (which owns Tubi) are really doubling down on building up audiences with ad-supported content. That approach lets advertisers place their spots during big shows, live events, and other can’t-miss programs. Tubi’s kind of become a playground for testing out new ad formats and interactive campaigns—sometimes they work, sometimes not, but it keeps things interesting.
Brands are also teaming up with Tubi for co-branded launches and events. These partnerships help both sides get in front of younger folks who, honestly, just want free content they can watch whenever they feel like it.
Upcoming Events and Awards
May is basically award season central on Tubi, especially for music and entertainment fans. The Grammys always pull in a big streaming crowd—no surprise there, especially with younger viewers. Tubi usually has exclusive clips, recaps, and highlights, so if you missed the live broadcast, you’re not totally out of the loop.
They also stack the month with special weekend marathons—think Saturday Night Live runs or FOX’s award show specials. These events tend to pump up viewership and push related shows into the trending section, which is always fun to see.
Tubi likes to use these award shows as a chance to spotlight its own catalog, too. You’ll see nominated movies and artists featured right on the homepage, making it way easier for fans to find what’s hot. It’s a smart move—keeps people engaged and helps everyone keep up with new releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Tubi’s got new movies, original series, and a whole mix of genres dropping into its lineup in May 2025. There’s a lot to look forward to: fresh exclusives, updated lists, and honestly, something for just about every taste.
What new movies and series will be available on Tubi in May 2025?
Tubi’s planning to drop a bunch of movies and TV series in May 2025. Expect a mix—some buzzy new releases, some classics, and probably a few under-the-radar picks you might not have heard of yet.
Are there any exclusive releases on Tubi for May 2025?
Definitely. Tubi usually rolls out some exclusives every month, and May 2025 should be no different. You’ll see a handful of movies and series that you won’t find anywhere else.
Can I find a complete list of titles added to Tubi in May 2025?
Yep, Tubi keeps a regularly updated list of what’s new. For the full rundown, just head over to their corporate Tubi press site—they’ve got all the details there.
Will Tubi add any original content in May 2025?
Tubi’s been putting more energy (and budget) into original programming lately, so odds are good we’ll see a few new original series or movies hit the platform in May 2025. It’s become a bit of a trend for them.
Which genres will the May 2025 Tubi additions cover?
You’ll get a little bit of everything. The May 2025 lineup should have action, comedy, drama, thrillers, and plenty of family-friendly picks too. There’s usually something for everyone, honestly.
How often will Tubi update its catalog in May 2025?
Tubi tends to refresh its lineup every month, tossing in new movies, shows, and the occasional special release. Most of the fresh content usually pops up right at the beginning of May, though you might notice a few smaller updates trickling in as the month rolls along.
