Christopher Nolan is back in the spotlight with the box office record-breaker Oppenheimer, but those looking for the filmmaker’s past hits might be wondering where to watch 2014’s Interstellar. The epic dystopian sci-fi set in the future was co-written by Nolan’s Brother, Jonathan, but Steven Spielberg was attached to the movie before it became a family affair. Though Interstellar wasn’t Nolan’s highest-rated movie, it gained quite an impressive fan following and comes back into discussion as one of his best movies each time a new Nolan project releases.
Aside from the breathtaking visual effects and cinematography, the movie was a significant pull due to Interstellar‘s impressive cast. Matthew McConaughey, Jessica Chastain, and Anne Hathaway were the notable starring trio, and they were also joined by names like Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, Timothée Chalamet, John Lithgow, and frequent Christopher Nolan collaborator Michael Caine. The ensemble cast effectively presented a thought-provoking tale of a planet on the brink of extinction, leading a group of astronauts on a journey through a wormhole to find a home for the future of humankind. For those hoping for a rewatch or for anyone looking to view it for the first time, here’s where to watch Interstellar.
Interstellar Is Streaming On Prime Video & Paramount+
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar is currently streaming for those who have subscriptions to Prime Video or Paramount+. The 2014 movie is rated PG-13 and holds a hefty runtime of nearly three hours, which has become familiar with Nolan’s films. Granted, the immense story following the inter-dimensional journey of astronauts justifies the longer runtime. While Prime and Paramount+ are the most popular streaming services featuring Interstellar, they aren’t the only ones.
Interstellar is also streaming on MGM+ (formerly Epix), another subscription service owned by Amazon that acts like a sister service to Prime Video. Those who pay for MGM+ cable subscription services can watch Interstellar whenever they want without having to pay extra fees for purchase or rental. Those who still rely on more basic cable plans also have the opportunity to see Interstellar through FX during traditional airings or through FXNow, a network app that features live streams and on-demand offerings. It’s important to note that some of the smaller apps and services may include ads while viewing.
Interstellar Is Also Available To Rent & Buy: Platforms & Cost Breakdown
Despite plenty of streaming options for Interstellar, the Christopher Nolan movie is also available through various platforms to rent or purchase. Since the movie has been out for nearly a decade, pricing options are relatively low compared to some of Nolan’s newer projects. However, it’s important to note that some of Interstellar’s best aspects are the visuals, so picking HD or even 4k rental and purchase options might be the way to go for viewing. That said, here’s a breakdown of various platforms where consumers can rent or buy Interstellar:
- Microsoft Store – $2.99 rental (SD); $12.99 purchase (4K)
- Apple TV – $3.99 rental (4K); $14.99 purchase (4K)
- Amazon – $3.99 rental (4K); $9.99 purchase (HD)
- Google Play – $3.99 rental (4K); $9.99 purchase (HD)
- YouTube – $3.99 rental (4K); $9.99 purchase (HD)
- VUDU – $3.99 rental (4K); $14.99 purchase (4K)
- Redbox – $3.99 rental (HD); $14.99 purchase (HD)
- DirecTV – $3.99 rental (4K); $14.99 purchase (4K)
- AMC Theatres On Demand – $13.99 purchase (HD)
This story originally appeared on Screenrant
