Thor: Love and Thunder is the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) film to come to theaters. But if you want to hear what the characters are saying in the crowd crying out for any of the latest Marvel fan apps, you may want to wait for the film to air.
Marvel films have become a mixed bag when it comes to release release dates. Some have been found to be viewed online shortly after the first theater release, while others have taken a very long time. And then there are the very popular MCU installments that are not yet available in any broadcast service.
MCU Films, however, has just begun to set up its own streaming release schedules. This means we have a good idea of when and where Thor's fourth movie will be broadcast.
Where will you be broadcasting Thor: Love and Thunder?
With the exception of the films Sony owns distribution rights (i.e., Spider-Man and Venom films), all Marvel movies come with the same streaming service.
That broadcaster is Disney +, and Thor: Love and Thunder will go there later this year.
When will you broadcast Thor: Love and Thunder?
Disney + has taken some time to determine when MCU movies will be broadcast. The Black Widow was available on Disney + at the same time when she arrived at the theaters, while Shang-Chi and Eternals took 71 days and 69 days respectively. Spider-Man: No Way Home, however, is not on Disney + because it was released by Sony.
Marvel's latest film was The Strange Doctor and Multiverse of Madness, which lasted 47 short days.