'It Ends With Us' is now streaming — How to watch the Blake Lively ...
After 45 days in theater and a box office that passed $300 million worldwide, “It Ends With Us” is now available to stream in the comfort of your own home.
The Blake Lively-led drama, based on the book of the same name by Colleen Hoover, debuted in August with its fair share of off-screen drama.
When star Lively avoided director Justin Baldoni on the red carpet of the film’s premiere, rumors of a feud between the two began spreading, with sources confirming that Baldoni made Lively “uncomfortable” and the director felt “sidelined” by his star as she made creative decisions on set.
“It Ends With Us” follows Lily Bloom (Lively) as she opens her own flower shop and falls in love with the charming Ryle Kincaid (Baldoni). As the relationship progresses, Lily begins to see a side of Ryle that reminds her of her parents’ abusive relationship. She’s faced with an impossible choice as her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), reenters her life.
Now, you can see for yourself what all the drama was about without even leaving your couch. “It Ends With Us” is now streaming on-demand and all it takes is a few clicks of the remote to get movie night started.
How to watch “It Ends With Us” on Prime Video:“It Ends With Us” is now available to buy and rent from video-on-demand (VOD) platforms, including Prime Video.
The movie costs $24.99 to buy and $19.99 to rent. You won’t have to be a paid Amazon Prime subscriber to buy or rent the film, either.
If you buy the movie, it’ll live in your purchases folder on Prime Video indefinitely, but with rentals, you’re on more of a timeline. You have 30 days to watch the movie, but the rental expires 48 hours after you press play for the first time.
‘It Starts With Us’ movie: Will Colleen Hoover’s sequel also get a film adaptation?“It Ends With Us” is not the end of Lily Bloom’s story, but will Hoover’s 2022 sequel “It Starts With Us” also get made into a movie?
It seems unlikely as a result of Lively and Baldoni’s feud, however, in August, a source told Page Six that “no definitive decisions have been made about the sequel.”
You don’t have to wait to find out what happens to Lily, though, and you won’t even have to brave long library waitlists to do it because “It Starts With Us” is available on Audible.
Audible, the audiobook service from Amazon, offers a one-month free trial of its Premium Plus membership that includes one audiobook of your choice (that’ll stay yours even if you cancel Audible).
