Upcoming Release of Steven Spielberg’s Latest Film

If you missed Steven Spielberg’s new film in theaters, you’ll soon have the chance to watch it from home. It’s set to be available for purchase and rental on digital platforms tomorrow. This science fiction thriller explores the idea of revealing the hidden alien conspiracy theories that many believe the government keeps under wraps. No need for a secret mission; this time, they’re just going to tell us!

Directed by Spielberg and penned by David Koepp, a longtime collaborator, the film features Emily Blunt as Margaret Fairchild, a journalist turned meteorologist. Josh O’Connor plays Daniel Kellner, a cybersecurity expert who exposes a significant government conspiracy. The cast also includes notable actors like Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo, and Wyatt Russell. John Williams, the legendary composer, has crafted the score—his work in Spielberg’s films always adds a unique touch.

While the trailer faced some skepticism, critics have responded positively overall. The film currently boasts an 80% rating based on reviews compiled on a well-known review site. If you’re eager to see it after missing out in theaters, this is a great opportunity. Just keep in mind that if you’re thinking of paying $25 to stream it at home, there are whispers it might soon be available on a popular streaming service.

Where to Watch the Film

The movie will be available for purchase and rental starting Tuesday, July 21, at midnight ET (which is 9 PM PT on July 20). You can find it on platforms like Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Prices may vary: Amazon Prime lists it at $24.99 to buy, while renting costs $19.99 and allows you 48 hours to view it once you start.

Additionally, the film will hit DVD, 4K UHD, and Blu-ray on August 25, 2026.

Currently, the film isn’t available on any subscription-based streaming services, but it’s expected to be added soon since it belongs to Universal, which operates a popular streaming platform.

You can choose between two subscription types for this platform: one with ads for $10.99 a month and another, ad-free, for $16.99 monthly. If you prefer, there’s an option to subscribe annually, paying for 10 months and getting two months free.

Streaming Timeline

The film is anticipated to be available on the popular streaming service around October 2026. A specific date hasn’t been set yet, but considering past releases from Universal, it’s reasonable to expect the film to stream later this year. For comparison, another Universal film became available about four months post-theatrical release.

If this film follows a similar schedule, it might be available digitally by July 2026 and on the streaming service by October. Some Universal films have shown up on the platform as soon as three months after release, or even two in some cases, so perhaps the timeline will be shorter.

However, this is all just speculation. Universal’s digital release strategy can be a bit unpredictable. If you’re looking to see it, rest assured you can watch starting tomorrow by either purchasing or renting a digital copy online.