Allison Brie and Dave Franco’s New Film “Together”
“Together” is a body horror film that takes codependency to an extreme. Set to be available for purchase tomorrow, the film explores the bizarre relationship of a couple—played by real-life married duo Brie and Franco—who wake up to find their bodies fused together. This strange situation serves as a metaphor for their imminent breakup. The film, which was written and directed by Michael Shanks, debuted at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival in January and received positive reviews. It grossed over $23 million at the US box office after its July release, thanks in part to word of mouth.
With such success, Neon is now looking to cash in further with premium video-on-demand releases. However, before you fork out $25 to watch it at home, be aware that “Together” is expected to stream on Hulu by the end of this year.
Digital Release Date
“Together” will be available for purchase starting tomorrow, August 26th, at midnight Eastern Time (9 PM Pacific Time on August 25th). You can find it on platforms like Amazon Prime, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. The price will vary, but Amazon Prime lists it at $24.99.
How to Rent the Film Online
Currently, “Together” is not available for rental; only purchase options are provided on digital platforms like Amazon Prime. The price for pre-orders is set at $24.99.
As of now, it can’t be streamed on subscription services either. Given that this is a Neon film, it’s likely to eventually land on Hulu, as previous Neon releases have.
If you’re new to Hulu, a 30-day free trial is available with their basic ad-supported plan. After that, the monthly fee is $9.99. For an ad-free experience, you’d pay $18.99 monthly. Additionally, consider Disney+ bundles that include Hulu, starting at $10.99 for ad-supported versions.
When Will “Together” Be Available on Hulu?
The streaming date for Hulu hasn’t been set yet, but based on past Neon releases, it’s reasonable to anticipate it could be available within six months. For instance, another film, “Summer Hell,” began streaming on Hulu about five months post-theatrical release. If “Together” follows a similar timeline, it might make its debut around December 2025. However, it’s all speculative at this point.
If you want to see “Together” at home, you’ll have the option to purchase it digitally starting tomorrow.
