Yahoo Movies All of the films available to stream early because of coronavirus
It’s fair to say that the coronavirus pandemic has completely up-ended Hollywood, with cinemas closed, release dates shifting and productions halting all over the world.
While many studios have moved to simply cancel upcoming releases, others have opted to ensure that recently released movies can find an audience online.
Major studios including Universal, Disney, Paramount and Warner Bros have decided to put some of their most recent releases into digital stores and on to VOD platforms early.
Here are all of the digital releases that have been fast-tracked in the UK, with information on some of the movies available on the other side of the Atlantic as well...
Upcoming UK VOD Releases
Bad Boys For Life (Sony, UK: 11 May)
Never Rarely Sometimes Always (Universal: 13 May)
Call of the Wild (Twentieth Century Studios, 18 May)
Cats (Universal, UK; 22 May, USA: now)
The High Note (Universal Pictures: Rent at home from 29 May)
Days of Bagnold Summer (Altitude: 8 June)
Already on UK VOD
Emma (Universal)
The Hunt (Universal)
And Then We Danced (Peccadillo Pictures)
Military Wives (Lionsgate)
Bloodshot (Sony)
The Perfect Candidate (Modern Films)
The Gentlemen (EFD)
Vivarium (Vertigo)
Trolls: World Tour (Universal)
Sonic the Hedgehog (Paramount)
Just Mercy (Warner Bros.)
Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Streaming on MUBI)
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Disney, on VOD and Disney+)
The Rhythm Section (Paramount)
Like A Boss (Paramount)
My Spy (STX, streaming on Amazon Prime)
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Blue Story (Paramount)
Playing With Fire (Paramount, UK)
Richard Jewell (Warner Bros)
Misbehaviour (Pathe)
Calm With Horses (Altitude)
Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) (Warner Bros)
Onward (Disney)
US Releases
The Way Back (Warner Bros, USA: 24 March, UK: tbc)
