In the U.S., Avengers: Endgame (2019), Marvel's conclusion to 22 interconnected MCU films, streams with a paid Disney+ subscription. You can also rent it for around $3.99 or buy it for around $19.99, with no legal free streaming option right now. Marvel identifies Anthony and Joe Russo as directors and April 26, 2019 as the theatrical release date. The story closes the long arc built across those earlier linked films.
Table of Contents
- How does Disney+ streaming work?
- Where can you rent it?
- Where can you buy a digital copy?
- Is there a free or disc option?
How does Disney+ streaming work?
A paid Disney+ subscription includes the film in the U.S., so subscribers pay no separate rental or purchase fee. JustWatch U.S. reports this streaming availability in its current U.S.
listing. That makes Disney+ the simplest choice for subscribers. Open the Disney+ app, search the title, and play it in your plan's included quality.
Where can you rent it?
U.S. viewers can rent the digital version from Amazon Video and Apple TV Store.
KinoCheck lists SD, HD, and 4K rental options around $3.99 in its legal provider guide. Rental suits a one-time viewing. It costs less upfront than buying, but access expires after the rental window.
- Choose streaming if you already pay for Disney+.
- Choose rental for one viewing without a subscription.
- Choose purchase to keep long-term access.
Where can you buy a digital copy?
U.S. viewers can buy it as a digital download from Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, and Fandango at Home. JustWatch U.S.
lists SD, HD, and 4K purchase options around $19.99 in the same current U.S. listing. Buying costs more but keeps the film in your library. Pick the resolution that matches your television and storage needs.
Is there a free or disc option?
There is no free streaming option in the U.S. right now. JustWatch U.S. explicitly reports no free option at this time. Availability differs by country.
The same tracker shows no free U.S. option while listing free-with-ads Channel 4 in the U.K. and Crave in Canada, so U.S. readers should check their local Disney+ app. Marvel also released the film for home viewing on Digital, 4K Ultra HD, Movies Anywhere, Blu-ray, DVD, and on-demand in summer 2019.