Where to Stream and Watch "The Upside" Online

A vibrant collage featuring scenes from "The Upside," showcasing the film's main characters in moments of humor and heartfelt connection.

Introduction to "The Upside"

"The Upside" is a 2017 American comedy-drama film directed by Neil Burger and written by Jon Hartmere. A remake of the French film "The Intouchables," it stars Kevin Hart, Bryan Cranston, and Nicole Kidman. The film explores the touching story of an unlikely friendship between a wealthy quadriplegic businessman and his caregiver, an ex-convict seeking to fulfill parole requirements.

Streaming Platforms

Prime Video

Prime Video subscribers can stream "The Upside" at no additional cost with their membership. Visit Amazon Prime Video to start watching.

Peacock

NBCUniversal's streaming service, Peacock, features "The Upside" in its movie library for premium subscribers.

Hulu

Hulu occasionally offers "The Upside" as part of its streaming library. For more information, head over to Hulu.

Digital Purchase & Rental Options

Several platforms offer rental and purchase options:

  • Apple TV/iTunes - Available for purchase or rental
  • Google Play Movies - Digital purchase and rental options
  • Vudu - Offers both rental and purchase in HD and UHD
  • Microsoft Store - Xbox users can purchase or rent through the platform
  • YouTube Movies - Available for rental or purchase

Free Streaming with Ads

The movie occasionally appears on ad-supported streaming services like:

  • Pluto TV
  • Tubi
  • IMDb TV (now known as Amazon Freevee)

Pro Tip: Use JustWatch to track where the movie is currently streaming and compare prices across different platforms.

Price Comparison

PlatformRental Price*Purchase Price*
Prime Video$3.99$14.99
iTunes$3.99$14.99
Google Play$3.99$14.99
Vudu$3.99$14.99

*Prices are approximate and subject to change

Physical Media Options

For those who prefer physical copies, "The Upside" is available on:

  • DVD
  • Blu-ray
  • 4K Ultra HD

These can be purchased through retailers like:

Renting vs. Buying

When deciding whether to rent or buy "The Upside," consider:

  • Renting: Ideal if you plan to watch the film once or twice. It's usually cheaper and gives you access for a limited time.
  • Buying: Best if you want to watch the film multiple times or keep it in your digital library.

Remember to check multiple platforms before making a purchase, as prices and availability can vary over time. Some services also offer special discounts during holidays or promotional periods.

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