If you’re based in the USA and you’re looking to stream all of the Dragon Ball movies for free right now (yes, 100% free), you can do that 100% legally at the moment (August 2026), here’s how to do it in just a few simple steps:
At the moment, you can stream all of the Dragon Ball movies for free via CrunchyRoll, a service you can use for free via Prime Video with a 7 day free trial (even if you don’t have Prime Video). It’s super easy to start and cancel this free trial, and as long as you remember to cancel the CrunchyRoll free trial after you’ve watched the movies, you won’t be charged anything at all. There’s no catch – this is just a great way to stream these movies for free in crystal-clear quality without any annoying pop-up ads or sketchy websites!
All you have to do is:
- head to the page where Dragon Ball movies are listed on Prime Video
- start the 7 day free trial for CrunchyRoll
- watch as many of the Dragon Ball movies as you can within the 7 day period
- cancel the CrunchyRoll free trial before the 7 days are over (it’s easy to do this in your Account settings)
- and that’s it – you just watched all of the Dragon Ball movies without paying a cent!
As long as you cancel the CrunchyRoll free trial before the 7 days are up, you won’t pay anything at all, as explained on the Prime Video page for Dragon Ball movies.
Don’t have Prime Video? No problem!
If you already have Prime Video then it’s really easy to use this free trial, but even if you don’t already have Prime Video, it’s no problem – you can still use the free trial as long as you have an Amazon account:
Your Crunchyroll free trial will also give you access to Dragon Ball series like Dragon Ball Super, so if you’ve got time after you’ve finished the Dragon Ball movies and you want to watch some more Dragon Ball content before the 7 days are over, you’ve got loads of options.
This is a great free trial offer to take advantage of. Learn more on the Dragon Ball movies Prime Video page here.
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