Introduction
"Billy Madison" is a classic comedy film from 1995, starring Adam Sandler as a spoiled man-child who must repeat grades 1-12 to inherit his father's hotel empire. With its hilarious cast of characters and comedic plot, the film has become a beloved favorite among comedy fans.
Streaming Services
Prime Video
Billy Madison is available to stream for free with an Amazon Prime subscription in select regions. If it's not included with Prime in your area, you can rent or purchase it through the platform.
Peacock
NBCUniversal's streaming service occasionally features "Billy Madison" as part of its rotating movie lineup. Check their current offerings, as availability may vary by month.
Hulu
Hulu occasionally includes "Billy Madison" in its rotating selection of films. Visit Hulu to check current availability.
Netflix
While not consistently available in the US, some international Netflix libraries may include Billy Madison. Use the Netflix Global Search to check availability in your region.
Digital Purchase & Rental Options
Several platforms offer rental and purchase options:
Typical pricing:
- Rentals: $3.99 to $4.99
- Digital Purchase: Around $14.99
Free (Ad-Supported) Options
Several ad-supported streaming services may offer Billy Madison at no cost:
- Pluto TV
- Tubi
- Crackle
Note: Availability on these platforms changes frequently, so check their current libraries.
International Availability
Regional Streaming Services
- Stan (Australia)
- Crave (Canada)
- Now TV (UK)
Physical Copies
For those preferring physical media, Billy Madison is available on both DVD and Blu-ray through:
- Amazon
- Best Buy
- Walmart
Special Features
Physical copies often include:
- Behind-the-scenes footage
- Deleted scenes
- Commentary tracks
- Original theatrical trailer
Tips for Finding the Best Deal
- Use price comparison sites like JustWatch
- Wait for digital sales on major holidays
- Check multiple platforms before renting
- Consider bundled deals with other Adam Sandler movies
Remember that streaming availability changes regularly, so it's worth checking multiple platforms if your preferred option doesn't have the film available.