Florence Pugh's Thunderbolts may premiere on OTT in July
Thunderbolts, which hit the screens on May 1, is doing well at the box office and has already crossed the $300 million mark worldwide. The film is expected to premiere on OTT after its theatrical run. Here's an update about when and where to expect its digital premiere.
Thunderbolts may premiere on Disney+ in July
Thunderbolts, the latest instalment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), is out in theatres and it has received travel reviews from most critics.
According to Economic Times, the superhero saga will premiere on Disney+ after its theatrical run. Prior to this, it will also be available for digital purchase on rental platforms such as Apple TV and Google Play.
The exact date of Thunderbolts' digital debut is yet to be revealed but it is expected to premiere on OTT around July, nearly 90 days after its theatrical release. In India, it is likely to be available on JioHotstar around the same time.
About Thunderbolts
Thunderbolts is a superhero drama directed by Jake Schreier. It is the 36th film of the MCU. Thunderbolts centres on the events that unfold when a group of anti-heroes are forced to work together on a dangerous mission. The cast is headlined by Florence Pugh, Sabastian Stan, and Wyatt Russel. Son Lux serves as the music composer, while Andrew Droz Palermo has handled the cinematography.
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