The shroud of mystery surrounding Jordan Peele’s next horror movie is about to be lifted. Nope, Peele’s third feature film, is poised to be another hit for the acclaimed writer-director, with IGN’s Nope review calling it “one of the most effective and purely entertaining summer blockbusters in years.”
Nope is in theaters starting thsi weekend. If you're wondering how and where you can watch it yourself, take a look at the information below.
Where to Watch Nope – Showtimes
Nope is available in most theaters across the U.S. today, but AU and U.K. moviegoers will have to wait until August 11 and 12, respectively. To find when and where you can watch the film, check the local showtime listings at the links below:
When and Where Will Nope Be Available to Stream Online?
Nope is not currently available with any streaming subscriptions, but it will eventually be released on Peacock as part of a new deal between the service and Universal Pictures (the distributor of Nope). While there’s no official streaming date, we know it will hit Peacock no later than four months after its release, putting its streaming debut sometime before November 22.
Where to Watch Jordan Peele’s First Two Movies
If you want to watch Peele’s previous two films ahead of Nope, you have a couple of options. Neither Get Out nor Us is available to watch with a streaming subscription, but you can rent or purchase either movie on Amazon, Apple TV, or YouTube. You can go to the links below to watch the movies.
Get Out
Us
Who’s in the Cast?
Nope was written and directed by Jordan Peele. It stars the following actors:
- Daniel Kaluuya as OJ Haywood
- Keke Palmer as Emerald Haywood
- Steven Yeun as Ricky “Jupe” Park
- Brandon Perea as Angel Torres
- Michael Wincott as Antlers Holst
- Keith David as Otis Haywood Sr.
Nope Rating and Runtime
Nope is Rated R for language throughout and some violence/bloody images. The film runs for a total of 2 hours and 15 minutes including credits.
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