Is The Movie On Netflix, Hulu, Or Peacock?

Julia Roberts and George Clooney are back, baby — and they’re also trying to bring back the big-budget rom-com. For years, most romantic comedies have only been released as streaming or direct-to-video. But with newer films like Entrance ticket to paradisewhich only premieres in cinemas, this trend appears to be changing.

Roberts and Clooney hope the film will provide viewers with some much-needed fun. “George and I felt very comfortable because we wanted to do a comedy together to give people a vacation from life after the world has been going through a really rough time,” Roberts said New York Times. “It’s like you’re walking down the sidewalk and it’s cold outside and you get to this beautiful sunspot touching your back and you’re like, ‘Oh, yeah. That’s exactly what I needed to feel.”

Entrance ticket to paradise hit theaters on October 21 – but when will audiences be able to see the film at home? Below how to stream Entrance ticket to paradise.

When will Entrance ticket to paradise be available for streaming?

At the moment the film is only available in theaters – and will remain so for at least a few months. But if Entrance ticket to paradise makes its streaming debut, it will be on Peacock. Universal, the studio behind the film, negotiated a deal with the streaming service in late 2021 that will allow Universal films to air on Peacock just 45 days after their theatrical release. However, lately they have been taking longer to reach the service. nopefor example, will land on Peacock in mid-November, roughly four months after it hit theaters on July 22nd.

In addition to streaming on Peacock, Entrance ticket to paradise will be available to rent on VoD platforms such as Apple TV, Google Play and Vudu in the coming months – although a firm date has not yet been announced.

What do critics say about it Entrance ticket to paradise?

Reviews so far have been mixed. The New York TimesAmy Nicholson says it’s “a screwball adventure that forgets to pack the laughs,” while diversityRichard Kuipers explains: “ticket may not contain as much sizzling and slick wit – or, indeed, lots of big belly laughs – but delivers enough smiles and chuckles to register as a mildly entertaining if unmemorable distraction. Not everyone was disappointed, however: IndieWire’s Ella Kemp praised the film, writing: “Entrance ticket to paradisemiraculously has everything.”