How to watch ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’: Streaming date, Disney+ deals, and more

Marvel Studios’ Deadpool & Wolverine reunited the star power of Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman this summer, attempting to save us from chronic superhero fatigue. It quickly became the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time — and now it’s headed to the small screen.

If you missed out on Marvel’s most outrageous superhero’s latest shenanigans in the theater, now’s your chance to catch the movie from the comfort of your couch. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch Deadpool & Wolverine at home.

What is Deadpool & Wolverine about?

Directed by Shawn Levy, (Free Guy, Night at the Museum), Deadpool & Wolverine uses a bit of reconning to situate its narrative after the events of Deadpool, Deadpool 2, and Logan. It follows Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool (Reynolds), whose existence is threatened when the Time Variance Authority interferes with his life. To save his universe, he hijacks the TVA to call upon a non-dead Wolverine (Jackman) for help. But, as Mashable’s Film Editor Kristy Puchko wrote it in her review, “things go from team-up to trouble when Deadpool and his kidnapped Wolverine are pitched into the TVA’s wasteland.”

Get a sneak peek in the trailer below.

Is Deadpool & Wolverine worth watching?

Second to only Disney-Pixar’s Inside Out 2, Deadpool & Wolverine‘s domestic, international, and worldwide box office numbers make it the biggest theatrical release of the year. But, as you probably know, numbers don’t always tell the whole story. In this case, audiences not only showed up for the film, but came out of the theaters loving it. On Rotten Tomatoes, it’s currently sitting at a 94 percent audience score. Critics, on the other hand, are slightly less enthused. The sequel has just a 78 percent critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Our own reviewer criticized the Disney-fying of Marvel’s most outrageous superhero, writing, “It seems without a big studio franchise to fight against or parody, Deadpool becomes another cog in the Marvel machine.” However, she also adds that “Levy and his team pack so much entertainment into this chaotic movie that it’s easy to overlook its rough bits as you’re watching.”

Is it going to save superhero movies? Probably not. But as Puchko noted, “It’s just really fucking fun.”

Read our full review of Deadpool & Wolverine.

How to watch Deadpool & Wolverine at home

A little over two months after Deadpool & Wolverine‘s explosive theatrical debut, it became available to watch at home via video-on-demand sites like Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home (Vudu). You can purchase the film for your digital library for $19.99. It will also be available to rent at a later date. If you’d rather stream Deadpool & Wolverine, keep scrolling to learn more.

As of Oct. 1, you can purchase the film at the following retailers:

When is Deadpool & Wolverine streaming?

Deadpool & Wolverine is set to make its streaming debut on Nov. 12 on Disney+. It’s a bit surprising that an R-rated film will join the library on the family-friendly streamer instead of Hulu (where most R and PG-13 films produced by Disney subsidiaries appear), but since Disney+ is the home to all the other films and shows in the MCU, it only makes sense that Deadpool & Wolverine join them.

Not yet a Disney+ subscriber? Subscriptions start at $9.99 after a price hike last month, but we’ve rounded up a few of the best ways you can save some money on the streaming service below.

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The best Disney+ streaming deals

Best Disney+ deal for most people

Disney+ recently hiked its prices up from $7.99 to $9.99 with ads and $13.99 to $15.99 without ads, which is a mega bummer. Fortunately, though, you can still save some money on a subscription by signing up for a year upfront. With an annual plan without ads, you’ll pay $159.99 per year, which breaks down to just $13.33 per month. That’s about 17% in savings each month.

Best Disney+ bundle deal

If you already subscribe to Hulu and you don’t mind a few ads here and there, you can bundle Hulu with Disney+ for just $10.99 per month. That’s basically like getting Disney+ for just $1 per month, saving you 44% compared to paying for each separately. You can also take things a step further and add Max (with ads) into the mix for a grand total of $16.99 per month. Or, if you’re more into sports, sub Max for ESPN+ for just $14.99 per month for all three. Even though you have to deal with ads, it’s a hard deal to beat. To watch without ads, you’ll have to pay an extra $9 per month for the Disney+ and Hulu bundle and an extra $13 per month for the trio bundle with Max.

Best Disney+ trial

Verizon Fios home internet users on the 2 Gig Streaming or 2 Gig Complete package can score a free year of Disney+ Premium (no ads), while those on the 1 Gig Streaming or 1 Gig Complete package can sign up for six free months. Check your plan and read about eligibility terms over on the Verizon website to activate the offer. Either way, your trial should give you plenty of time to stream Deadpool & Wolverine for free.

Best Disney+ deal for Verizon Wireless customers

Verizon Wireless customers can get a stellar deal on Disney+ through Verizon myPlan. Just add a Disney Bundle to your account through myPlan, which includes Disney+ Premium (no ads), Hulu (with ads), and ESPN (with ads). All three would usually cost you $37.97 per months separately, but by signing up through this myPlan deal, you’ll only pay $10 per month. With the recent price increase of all three streamers, the Verizon myPlan deal hasn’t changed, making it an even better deal.

Best way to get Disney+ for free

If you’re a Total Wireless customer on the $60/month prepaid unlimited plan, you get Disney+ Premium (no ads) for free. No terms or trial periods. Just keep your account in good standing and you get Disney+ included with your account. If you cancel or switch your plan, your subscription will end as well. If you’re on the $50/month prepaid unlimited plan, you can also score six free months of Disney+, which is plenty of time to watch Deadpool & Wolverine. Want to extend your trial? Just upgrade to the $60/month plan.