One Battle After Another followed up its six BAFTAs with another six wins at this year's Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Paul Thomas Anderson, and it's now available to stream at home in the UK.
If you didn't manage to catch Anderson's latest masterpiece on the big screen when it was released in late September 2025, the Best Picture win could lead you to finally check out One Battle After Another to see if it deserved it over Sinners, Hamnet and more.
Luckily, you can now watch One Battle After Another on HBO Max in the UK after the streaming service launched on 26 March. It is also available to watch right now on Sky Cinema, following its HBO Max launch.
If you're not a HBO Max subscriber, you can sign up to Sky Ultimate TV from £22 per month which gives you access to HBO Max, Netflix and other streaming services, as well as Sky channels including Sky Atlantic.
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If you don't want to sign up, you can also watch it at home today by buying One Battle After Another from Prime Video, AppleTV and other digital retailers in the UK. You can currently own it for only £6.99.
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You can now also own a physical copy of the movie in the UK with One Battle After Another available to buy on DVD, Blu-ray and 4K right now.
If you're in the US, you can buy or rent the movie from the likes of Prime Video and AppleTV. You can currently rent it from Prime Video for $6.99 or buy it for $19.99.
In the US, you can also watch One Battle After Another right now on HBO Max after it was released on the streaming service ahead of Christmas. If you're in the US and not a subscriber, you can sign up to HBO Max from $10.99 per month.
One Battle After Another is available to watch on HBO Max, Sky Cinema and NOW, as well as to buy from Prime Video, AppleTV and more in the UK.
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