Project Hail Mary is officially streaming. In a somewhat unexpected move, Amazon has put the sci-fi blockbuster on MGM+ as opposed to the significantly more popular Amazon-owned platform, Prime Video. Given how well the movie did in theaters, Amazon likely saw the opportunity to get subscribers onto the lesser-known service.
MGM+ theoretically offered a free trial that seems to have been rolled back ahead of the Project Hail Mary streaming release. (This is a general trend in the streaming world.) However, Prime Video is offering a deal on the streaming service as a channel add-on. From now until June 26, you can get two months of MGM+ for $0.99/month. I'd call that pretty much free, so long as you remember to cancel the subscription before it auto-renews at $7.99.
Sign up for 2 months of MGM+ for $0.99.
Project Hail Mary was an absolute hit at the box office. The film has grossed over $680 million globally on a reported budget of $200 million, and still retains its spot as one of the highest-grossing movies of 2026.
What contributed to the big success? IGN’s own review praises the film’s approach to “carrying forward the author’s celebration of science, teamwork, and bravery on a huge scale, bolstered by great performances from Ryan Gosling and James Ortiz and Greig Fraser’s fantastic work behind the camera.“ It’s also firmly in the realm of the recent ‘Hope-core’ trend, with writer Tom Jorgensen going on to say that “Project Hail Mary is a memorable celebration of how much we can accomplish when we work together.”
It shouldn’t be too surprising that there are already talks of somehow turning Project Hail Mary into a larger franchise. We’ve already seen tons of merchandising, including a full LEGO set and a particularly popular Rocky plush.
Naturally, much of the film’s success is also a testament to the beloved status of the original novel. We recently got the chance to speak with Andy Weir about the film as well as an upcoming VR game he directly contributed to.
If you’re more interested in having the film on your shelf (and in a way you'll know you can keep forever), there is in fact a 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD up for preorder. The caveat? We still don’t have a release date for any of them, likely owing to the delayed digital and streaming release in response to the film’s success in theaters.
Blythe (she/her) is an Audience Development Coordinator at IGN who, when she isn't following streaming news, spends way too much time in character customization screens and tracking down collectibles.
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