Introduction to Materialist
The new film from Oscar-nominated author and director Celine Song, Materialist, is now available to stream online. Dakota Johnson plays a matchmaker who apparently cannot find "the one" for herself. Referred to as a "refreshingly complex view of modern love" by David Rooney, the critical-favorite film can be bought or rented online.
Where to Stream Materialist Online
Before streaming on HBO Max, Materialist can be bought or rented online from $19.99 on Prime Video, Apple TV, and elsewhere in 4K Ultra HD. Distributed by A24, Materialist is expected to stream on HBO Max when its current theater run is over at the end of August or early September.
Streaming Options
Until then, Materialist can be rented in 4K Ultra HD for $19.99 or bought for $24.99 on Prime Video, Apple TV, and other video-on-demand platforms. Tickets to see the film in theaters can still be found at Fandango.com and elsewhere. If Materialist eventually lands on HBO Max, a subscription will be necessary to stream it. The streaming service starts at $9.99 per month with ads and is available as a Prime Video channel and on DirecTV.
About HBO Max
HBO Max is the home of originals such as Emmy Award-winning series like The White Lotus, Hacks, Euphoria, Game of Thrones, and Veep. You can bundle HBO Max with Hulu and Disney+ from $16.99 and save up to 43 percent on all three services.
Plot and Cast
Directed by Celine Song, Materialist follows Lucy (Dakota Johnson), a matchmaker who is known for pairing perfect couples – except when it comes to herself. She is caught between her perfect match Harry (Pedro Pascal) and her disgusting ex-boyfriend John (Chris Evans). The film also stars Zoe Winters, Marin Ireland, Dasha Nekrasova, Emmy Wheeler, and Louisa Jacobson, among others. It runs for one hour and 57 minutes.
Watch the Official Trailer
You can watch the official trailer for Materialist online and get more information about where to stream it. With its complex view of modern love, Materialist is a must-watch for anyone interested in romantic comedies.
