A top quality rom-com to watch this Valentine’s Day, Sleepless in Seattle is a classic so here’s where you can watch it online for free.
If you don’t already know, the 1993 film stars Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan. Sam Baldwin (Hanks) and his son Jonah have moved to Seattle following the passing of his wife, Maggie. 18-months later Sam is still grieving and ends up telling his story on national radio on Christmas Eve.
Despite being engaged, Annie Reed (Ryan), a Baltimore-based newspaper writer, starts to fall for Sam and the possibility of a romance like the one she’s dreamed about. She writes to Sam proposing they meet atop the Empire State Building on Valentine’s Day.
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Stream Sleepless in Seattle online for free
Sadly, Sleepless in Seattle is not on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video. However, you can watch it online for free.
Stream it via Sky Now TV as part of the Sky Cinema section. This normally costs £11.99 per month, but there’s seven-day free trial for all new customers. You just need to cancel your subscription before your trial ends.
Sky Q customers can also watch it free via Sky Go if you have Sky Cinema as part of your package.
Rent or buy the digital version
If you just want to rent the film, you’re limited to Rakuten TV where you can rent it for £2.49.
Planning on watching it more than twice? Then you might as well buy a digital copy to keep. Prices start at £4.99 for the film in HD from Amazon, Google Play and YouTube.
Other options (albeit more expensive) include iTunes, Sky Store, Chili and Microsoft Store.
Buy the DVD
If you would rather have a physical copy then it can be the best value if you plan to watch it many times. You can get it for £4.74 from Amazon or £9.99 for the Blu-ray.
Rent the DVD for free
There’s also a way to lease the Sleepless in Seattle DVD for free. Cinema Paradiso is a DVD rental subscription service which offers a 30-day free trial.
Author: Chris Martin, Reviews Editor
Tech Advisor's Reviews Editor, Chris has been reviewing all kinds of tech for over 10 years and specialises in audio. He also covers a range of topics including home entertainment, phones, laptops, tablets and more.