Emma Stone is back, fresh from her Oscar win for “Poor Things,” teaming up again with director Yorgos Lanthimos for the highly anticipated dark comedy “Kinds of Kindness.” This movie, which also stars Jesse Plemons, Joe Alwyn, and Margaret Qualley, is hitting theaters this week. Here’s how you can catch this unique film.
What is “Kinds of Kindness” About?
“Kinds of Kindness” is a film that explores three loosely connected narratives:
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- A man who tries to shape his own fate.
- A police officer dealing with his wife’s return after she had gone missing, only to find she is not the same person.
- A woman on a quest to find someone with the ability to bring the dead back to life.
This intriguing blend of stories offers a darkly comedic look at human nature and the unexpected twists of life.
Where and How to Watch “Kinds of Kindness”
The only way to see “Kinds of Kindness” right now is by going to a theater. The film releases on Friday, June 21. To find showtimes and tickets, you can check websites like Fandango. If you prefer to wait for a home viewing option, the film will eventually be available on various digital platforms.
Future Streaming Options
When Will “Kinds of Kindness” Be Available Online?
Given that Searchlight Pictures, the distributor, is owned by Disney, it’s likely that “Kinds of Kindness” will eventually be available on Hulu. Based on the release patterns of previous films, it could be on Hulu around three months after its theatrical debut, potentially in late September 2024.
Availability on Other Streaming Services
- HBO Max: “Kinds of Kindness” will not be available on HBO Max, as it’s not a Warner Bros. Discovery film.
- Netflix: There are no immediate plans for “Kinds of Kindness” to be on Netflix. While it may eventually come to Netflix, your best bet is to catch it in theaters or wait for it on digital rental and purchase platforms like Vudu, Apple, YouTube, and Amazon.
For those eager to see Emma Stone in “Kinds of Kindness,” your first opportunity will be in theaters starting June 21. While streaming options won’t be available right away, keep an eye on Hulu for a potential release a few months later. In the meantime, you can look forward to renting or purchasing the film on platforms like Vudu, Apple, YouTube, and Amazon. Enjoy the unique blend of stories and stellar performances in this dark comedy!
