Nearly all of America’s biggest theaters — including all Regal and AMC locations — are temporarily closing their doors. Meanwhile, movies like “No Time To Die,” “Mulan” and “Fast and Furious 9” have been delayed from their upcoming release dates.
But there’s a bright side. To keep viewers entertained while they’re stuck inside, studios are releasing countless in-theater films to home audiences early. Those titles include everything from kid-friendly animated films to high-stakes thrillers — and the list is probably set to get even bigger.
But for now, here are some of the movies coming early to your home screens, and how to watch each one.
Children (and parents!) rejoice: “Frozen 2” is streaming now. You can watch the sequel to the insanely popular Disney film — primed at-home for singalongs — with your entire family at home.
How to watch: Stream on Disney Plus, Amazon Prime or iTunes.
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There are many reasons for movie buffs to be depressed right now.
Nearly all of America’s biggest theaters — including all Regal and AMC locations — are temporarily closing their doors. Meanwhile, movies like “No Time To Die,” “Mulan” and “Fast and Furious 9” have been delayed from their upcoming release dates.
But there’s a bright side. Studios are releasing an abundance of in-theater films to home audiences ahead of schedule in order to keep viewers occupied during their stay indoors. These movies range from family-friendly animated productions to suspenseful thrillers, and the list is likely to grow even longer.
However, for the time being, here are a few films that will be available on your home screens ahead of time, along with instructions on how to watch each one.
Children (and parents!) rejoice: “Frozen 2” is streaming now. The highly anticipated Disney film’s sequel is available for viewing with your whole family at home, ready for sing-alongs.
How to watch: Stream on Disney Plus, Amazon Prime or iTunes.
What was the budget for Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)?
A 75 million USD budget was allocated to Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn).
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Superhero fans who were dissatisfied with “Suicide Squad” will be happy to learn that both critics and viewers enjoyed Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn’s spinoff series, “Birds of Prey.” And now it’s available anywhere you want to watch it.
How to watch: Stream on Amazon Prime starting March 24.
The classic Jane Austen novel has gotten another big-screen remake, thanks to this well-reviewed version by rookie filmmaker Autumn de Wilde. If you’re feeling a period drama with plenty of laughs, this is a safe bet.
How to watch: Now available on Amazon Prime
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