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The sci-fi animated adventure drama film ‘Strange World’ finally hit the theaters in the USA on 23 November 2022^[1], and it has received mostly positive reviews from the critics and audience, and as per critical claims, it’s good to watch for a family audience with a full presence of larger than life level animation, some sensitive and dazzling visuals. But despite being a big film, the response at the ticket window is nothing special, which directly means that the audience is watching this film as streaming.

Talking about the streaming audience, it’s a total Disney film; some users still hope that the film will be streamed on another platform as well, in which the name Amazon Prime comes at the top. So, will it be on Amazon Prime?

Is Strange World on Amazon Prime?

There will be a rental and on-demand version of ‘Strange World’ available on Amazon Prime in the USA after its theatrical release for the price range of $4.99 to $19.99, but if about streaming or premium subscription, then completely No because of the official production of ‘Strange World’ is Walt Disney Studios, ‘Strange World’ will be officially streaming only on Disney Plus in the USA after its 60 days of theatrical release, and it’s confirmed by Disney. Not only on Amazon Prime, but ‘Strange World’ will also be available to rent on Vudu, Youtube, Google Play Movies, Redbox, and iTunes.

If you are a rental user of Amazon Prime, then another special thing for you is that ‘Strange World’ will be available in the rental and buy version before it’s streaming on Disney Plus, and as per reports, may be available in the rental version within a month of theatrical release.

Voice starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Dennis Quaid, Jaboukie Young-White, Gabrielle Union, and Lucy Liu, ‘Strange World’ is directed by Don Hall and written by Qui Nguyen. Roy Conli produced ‘Strange World’ under the production banners of Walt Disney Pictures and Walt Disney Animation Studios and distributed them by Walt Disney Studios.

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