Everything Everywhere All at Once is taking the world by storm – and the good news is the film is currently available on streaming after playing exclusively in theaters. That means if you still haven't managed to catch this multiversal adventure on the big screen, you can now enjoy it from the comfort of your own home.
The film stars Michelle Yeoh as a woman pulled from her normal life and thrown into an adventure that takes her through the multiverse, as she learns she's the only person who can save all the worlds in existence from a dangerous threat. Swiss Army Man helmers Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert (known as the Daniels) direct, while the cast includes Jenny Slate, Harry Shum Jr., Jamie Lee Curtis, James Hong, Stephanie Hsu, and Ke Huy Quan.
We've got the ultimate guide on how to watch Everything Everywhere All at Once right here, with all you need to get up to speed on the movie in both theaters and on streaming.
How to watch Everything Everywhere All at Once in theaters
Everything Everywhere All at Once was released in a limited capacity in the US on March 25, with a wide release on April 8 after premiering at the South by Southwest film festival on March 11.
As for the UK, the film finally reached cinemas on May 9 as previews began at Picturehouse cinemas. Since May 10, the film has had a wider release in Cineworlds, Curzons, Odeons, and other theaters.
Is Everything Everywhere All at Once on streaming?
Everything Everywhere All at Once is finally streaming! After being released exclusively in theaters, the movie is available to purchase for $19.99 in the US (no price yet for UK) from platforms including Apple TV and Amazon Prime. The 4k UHD and Blu-ray is coming a month later.
There's currently no word on a Netflix release date or any other free streaming platform, and don't go expecting the movie to show up anytime too soon – A24 releases often take a while to come to Prime Video and the like.
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