Deadpool & Wolverine will finally be available to watch at home next week after its record-breaking cinema run.
The Prime Video page for the MCU movie has revealed that Deadpool & Wolverine will be released on digital platforms in the US on Monday, September 30 at 9pm PT, which is Tuesday, October 1 at midnight ET.
Disney has also confirmed that Deadpool & Wolverine will be released digitally on the same day (October 1) in the UK at midnight.
Like the US release, it will come with special features including deleted scenes, a gag reel and behind-the-scenes making-of featurettes.
Related: When will Deadpool & Wolverine be released on Disney+?
You can currently pre-order Deadpool & Wolverine from Prime Video in the UK and from Prime Video and iTunes in the US to be able to watch it as soon as it's released.
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We're still waiting on a confirmed Disney+ release date for the movie.
However, if Inside Out 2's release schedule is anything to go by, we can expect to see Deadpool & Wolverine make its streaming debut in late October or early November.
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Deadpool & Wolverine proved to be a massive hit at the box office and has currently taken a stunning $1.3 billion worldwide. It's the biggest R-rated movie of all time, ahead of Joker, and the seventh-biggest MCU movie ever.
Since its release, fans have speculated about the movie's biggest mystery involving Thor crying over Deadpool in an alternate (or perhaps future) timeline.
Chris Hemsworth recently said that the mystery will be solved, but stopped short of saying actually when. "You'll have to keep your focus on the Marvel Universe 'cause there will be an answer. It will be told one day," he teased.
Deadpool & Wolverine is out now in cinemas, and will be released digitally on October 1.
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