Is ‘Till’ Streaming on Netflix or HBO Max?

The highly anticipated biographical drama, Till, starring Danielle Deadwyler, Jalyn Hall, Whoopi Goldberg, and more is hitting theaters this weekend.

Based on the true story, Till follows the aftermath of 14-year-old Emmett Till’s (Hall) lynching by white supremacists for whistling at a white woman while visiting cousins in Mississippi. The movie is told from the perspective of his mother, Mamie Till (Deadwyler), who became an educator and activist in the Civil Rights Movement following her son’s brutal murder.

Without further ado, here’s everything we know about how, when, and where you can watch Till: 

WHERE CAN I WATCH TILL?

As of now, the only place to watch Till is in theaters when it premieres on Friday, Oct. 14. You can find a local showing on Fandango. Following its theatrical run, Till will be available to purchase or rent on platforms such as Amazon, Vudu, iTunes, and Google Play.

WHEN WILL TILL COME TO STREAMING?

It’s hard to say exactly when Till will come to streaming as a digital release has not yet been announced. However, seeing as it’s being distributed in the U.S. by United Artists Releasing and internationally by Universal Pictures, we can compare it to House of Gucci, which had the same setup.

The Lady Gaga-led movie was released in theaters on Nov. 24, 2021, before coming to digital and streaming on Feb. 1, 2022. Going by that timeline, it could be a few months until we are able to watch Till from the comfort of our homes. If it follows the same trajectory, there is a chance Till can come to Paramount+ and Prime Video, though it has not yet been confirmed.

WILL TILL BE ON HBO MAX?

No, Till will not be on HBO Max since it is not a Warner Bros. movie. While the platform previously did straight-to-streaming releases, they announced earlier this year that moving forward, all movies will have a 45-day theatrical run before releasing on the streamer.

WILL TILL BE ON NETFLIX?

As of now, Till will not be on Netflix but that doesn’t mean it won’t ever be. In the meantime, you’ll just have to head out to your local movie theater.