Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film has performed strongly at the international box office
Ryan Gosling’s sci-fi film Project Hail Mary has officially arrived on digital platforms following a successful theatrical run worldwide.
The film, which released in cinemas on March 19, is now available for viewers through premium video-on-demand services rather than standard subscription streaming. Audiences can rent or purchase the film on Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.
The digital release also includes multiple language options.
Globally, Project Hail Mary is also being released through video-on-demand platforms including Google Play, Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV.
Directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the film has performed strongly at the international box office, earning more than $640 million worldwide.
According to the report, the film currently ranks among the highest-grossing movies of the year globally, trailing only The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Pegasus 3.
Project Hail Mary follows Gosling in a space survival story that received positive responses from audiences and contributed to the film’s strong commercial performance across several international markets.
Unlike conventional OTT releases included within monthly subscriptions, the film’s release strategy currently requires viewers to pay separately to access the title digitally.
The digital launch is expected to expand the film’s reach further, particularly among viewers who missed its theatrical release.
Industry observers will also be watching whether the film later becomes available on subscription-based streaming services after its premium rental window concludes.
