4 NEW Movies Available to Watch From Home Tonight!

ByEric CadmanMar 20, 2020 | 30 comments

Looking for a stay-at-home alternative to your Friday night out? Theaters may be temporarily closed but that means we're getting early, at-home online access to great new movies Here are 4 new movies that are still in theaters (or premiering in theaters tonight) available to rent and watch in your home!

While this isn't entirely subscription related, it's something Liz and I have always hoped would be an option for homebodies like us. So we wanted to share the news with you! All of the movies listed below are available through XBOX and Playstation, as well as FandangoNow, Vudu, and Comcast - each for $19.99 per rental.

Here are the new movie titles available TONIGHT!

The Hunt
The Invisible Man
Emma
Onward (available starting at 8 PM EST tonight) - also available on Disney+ on April 3rd

There are even more being released soon:

The Gentlemen - March 24
Bloodshot - March 24
Birds of Prey - March 24
The Way Back - March 24
Sonic The Hedgehog - March 31

And I'm sure we'll see a lot more in the near future!

Is this something you'd like to see stick around - or even have some type of subscription service around it? What will you be watching?

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Eric Cadman

Eric is the co-founder of My Subscription Addiction. He's been hooked on geek subscription boxes since 2012 thanks to Loot Crate and Nerd Block. Geek boxes sparked his desire for collecting Funko Pops and comic book statues!

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30 comments

Brandy

I rented The Hunt last night, it was entertaining. I’ll probably rent the invisible man next time. I like they’re doing this but it’s a little pricey. I guess if I went to the theater I’d end up spending more with food and drink etc. but still. It’s a good option though! All our theaters are closed for now.

WendyM

I want to see invisible man. Popcorn & wine (I’ve never bought a case in my life but did 2 months ago TG!) tonight! Thanks & yes to this kindof info Eric!

Natlovesmelody

Thank you Eric for the movie info!

Emily

Anne Hornaday has a recent WaPo article about how a closed indie theater found a way to stream current releases that benefited both the theater and the movie studios. My local art house is trying to work out the logistics for the same.

LInda

That would be great!

Cary san

I read you have the rental for 48 hours. Disclaimer I havent tried the service yet

Eric Cadman

Yes, they’re mostly 48 hour rentals. Though, with Onward, it’s a purchase (still $19.99), so you own the movie

Tina

Thank you for posting this, we are looking for things to do stuck at home.

SquirrelyGirl

Thanks for posting!!

Jeniginger

Thank you so much for sharing this Eric ; ) so thoughtful of u ! Much appreciated!

Dea

The best part about this post is not the movies; it’s hearing from Eric! I miss your reviews, man. You have a great perspective and writing style.

Eric Cadman

Well, thank you! I’m still here behind the scenes making sure everything is running smoothly

Bon

LOVE this!

Jen

Thank you for sharing! My kids have wanted to see Onward, and I gotta admit that I do too ☺

We saw Emma last weekend ($24 for the two of us which I thought was insane for a matinee). I found it to be nearly identical to the 1996 movie with Gwyneth Paltrow. Would love to hear other’s thoughts who have seen both.

chris

Thanks, Eric! ❤️ 🎥

Eric Cadman

glad it’s helpful

Sharon in SE TX

Thank you for this post! I saw “Emma” was available and I was wondering what other movies were too.

Eric Cadman

I think the list is a lot longer, too – and will probably continue to grow

Jody

Thank you for posting this. My son is movie obsessed so Onward is very exciting to see shortly!.
I look forward to the happy thoughts and reviews and posts on the site.

Eric Cadman

That’s our pick for tonight!

Kathy S.

“Thank You” Eric and Liz. We can’t go to the movies right now so you brought us the next best thing available. Thanks for lifting my spirits during this difficult time. 😁

Cassandra

Thanks for sharing this!

Eric Cadman

no problem!

Anne

I was just telling my husband earlier today that I’d love for the theaters to do this – offer streaming on current movies. While $20 is cheaper than if I took the family, it’s still a lot to shell out in these uncertain times. Love the idea though!!

Sandra

Agreed. Good idea, but 20 bucks? What a money grab when people are hurting. They should be ashamed of themselves.

Cindy

Sandra, these are movies that would be playing in the theaters now. There’s plenty of older movies available for free on various platforms. I can’t wait for Trolls World Tour on April 10th! For me, $20 actually is cheaper than taking my family to the movie theatre plus I don’t have to pay for overpriced snacks 😂

Randi

Agreed. Vudu rentals are typically between $2.99-$6.99, which is much more affordable these days. They even have several free streaming options at any given time (with ads). I love the service, but I always wait for movies to go down in price before I rent them. Too steep for me at home. Going to the cinema is an experience with the large screen–that’s what I pay for. Though I understand them wanting to recoup some more funds from new releases while theaters are out of commission. I just don’t think this is realistic for most people, especially when so many people are out of work right now.

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