*Warning: contains cameo spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine.*

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Deadpool & Wolverine continues to set fire to the global box office during its theatrical run, with the film officially having reached the $1 billion mark over the weekend – becoming only the second movie of 2024 to do so.

The movie is also the top-grossing R-rated movie in domestic box office history.

Buzz around the film has centred around the returns of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman, their first introduction into the MCU following Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox back in 2019, the movie's epic soundtrack and, of course, the wild and wacky cameos.

Wondering when Deadpool & Wolverine will become available to stream online?

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If you're looking to watch Deadpool & Wolverine from the comfort of your own home, read on for everything you need to know about the latest options.

Where can I stream Deadpool & Wolverine?

Lady Deadpool in Deadpool and Wolverine walking through a sandy environment with shadowy figures in the background
Lady Deadpool in Deadpool & Wolverine. Marvel Studios

Deadpool & Wolverine isn't available to stream yet and the only place you can watch the film is currently in cinemas.

However, following its theatrical run, the movie is expected to follow suit with the other MCU projects and X-Men movies and become available to stream on Disney Plus.

A streaming release date is yet to be confirmed, but the film will likely land on Disney Plus sometime in late 2024.

When could Deadpool & Wolverine be available to watch on Disney Plus?

Marvel Studios typically releases films on Disney Plus more swiftly if they underperform at the box office. This was with case with The Marvels, which premiered in cinemas in November 2023 and was available to stream on Disney Plus in under three months, by 7th February.

Given how Deadpool & Wolverine is continuing to provide a jolt to the box office, it seems unlikely that it will land on Disney Plus in under three months.

Taking this into consideration, fans could see Deadpool & Wolverine streaming from the end of October – although an official date has yet to be set.

We will keep this page updated once we get any more concrete information on when Deadpool & Wolverine will be added to Disney Plus.

In the meantime, fans can still watch Deadpool and Deadpool 2 on Disney Plus, with both films already available to stream on the platform.

When will Deadpool & Wolverine be released on digital?

A close-up shot of Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) with an aggressive look on his face
Hugh Jackman stars in Deadpool & Wolverine. Marvel Studios/Disney

Before the film lands on Disney Plus, fans can expect it to be released on digital platforms.

Disney movies are typically made available to buy digitally around two months after their cinema release, which would mean Deadpool 3 should be released digitally around late September.

But that’s just speculation at this point, and fans will have to wait and see.

How to watch previous Deadpool movies

If you want to watch (or rewatch) the first two Deadpool movies ahead of the third instalment, you can do so with a Disney Plus or Prime Video subscription.

The first film is also available on Max.

What is Deadpool & Wolverine about?

The film sees the Merc with a Mouth being recruited by the TVA, and bringing a version of Wolverine in on a mission to save his world. It also features a whole ton of Marvel cameos, and sets up Deadpool's entrance into the MCU.

The official synopsis for Deadpool & Wolverine reads: "A listless Wade Wilson toils away in civilian life. His days as the morally flexible mercenary, Deadpool, behind him.

"When his home world faces an existential threat, Wade must reluctantly suit up again with an even more reluctantlier… reluctanter? Reluctantest? He must convince a reluctant Wolverine to– f***. Synopses are so f***ing stupid."

Deadpool & Wolverine is in cinemas now.

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