How to watch Challengers – can you stream the new Zendaya film?
The new film stars Zendaya, Josh O'Connor and Mike Faist.
After a couple delays and plenty of buzz, Luca Guadagnino's Challengers finally landed in cinemas back in April, treating audiences to a sensual drama inspired by a real tennis match and, writer Justin Kuritzkes confirmed to RadioTimes.com, Serena Williams
At the centre of the story is a complex love triangle between Zendaya's Tashi, her husband Art (Mike Faist), and her old flame – who is also Art's former best friend – Patrick (Josh O'Connor).
The tension and rivalry between the trio builds to a rather ambiguous ending. Fans eager to rewatch will be wondering when Challengers will be available to watch online. Read on to find out.
Where to watch Challengers – is it available online?
Challengers is out now in cinemas, having been released on Friday 26th April 2024.
At present, Challengers is a theatrical-only release, meaning you have to see it in cinemas to catch the sexy and tense film.
Inevitably, the film will eventually come to streaming, but for now it's time to get down to your local cinema.
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Will Challengers be on Netflix?
At present, Challengers is unlikely to be on Netflix any time soon due to the streamer's lack of involvement in the creation of the film, meaning it does not have an expected release on the platform.
However, who knows? In a few years it may find its way there.
Will Challengers be on Amazon Prime Video?
Challengers will likely be released on Amazon Prime Video.
The tennis film was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which is owned by Amazon MGM Studios, making Prime Video the natural eventual streaming home of the film, similar to Saltburn.
Internationally, outside of the US, Warner Bros has been responsible for the distribution, however, so we will have to wait and see if the film goes elsewhere.
In the US, at least, a Prime Video is seemingly guaranteed.
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Challengers is out now in cinemas.
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