Introduction
"What's Love Got to Do with It" is a compelling biographical drama film released in 1993, directed by Brian Gibson. The film stars Angela Bassett as Tina Turner and Laurence Fishburne as Ike Turner, offering a raw and emotional look into Tina's rise to fame and her struggles with domestic abuse. The movie received widespread critical acclaim, including several Academy Award nominations.
Primary Streaming Options
Disney+
The film is currently available to stream on Disney+ as part of their regular subscription service. This is one of the most cost-effective ways to watch the movie, especially if you're already a subscriber.
Hulu
Hulu subscribers can access the film through their platform, particularly if they have the Disney+ bundle included in their subscription.
Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video offers both rental and purchase options. Renting typically allows 48 hours to watch the movie after starting it, while purchasing gives unlimited access.
Rental and Purchase Options
If you prefer not to subscribe to a streaming service, several platforms offer rental or purchase options:
- Apple TV - Digital purchase and rental options
- Google Play - Both rental and purchase available
- Vudu - Options for both rental and purchase
- YouTube Movies - Available through their movies section
Pricing
Note: Prices may vary by region and over time
Digital Rental (48-hour viewing period)
- Average price: $3.99
Digital Purchase
- HD: $14.99
- SD: $12.99
Free Streaming with Ads
Some platforms occasionally offer the film with commercial breaks at no cost:
- Pluto TV
- Tubi
- IMDb TV
Additional Viewing Options
Cable TV
The film frequently appears on various cable networks, including:
- TNT
- TBS
- VH1
Library Services
Many public libraries offer free digital streaming through services like:
- Kanopy
- Hoopla
International Availability
Streaming availability varies by region. Consider using these resources to check availability in your area:
For more information on Tina Turner's life and career, you might want to explore her official website or read her autobiography, "I, Tina," which inspired the film. Additional documentaries and interviews featuring Tina Turner can be found on platforms like Netflix and BBC iPlayer.
Remember to check your preferred streaming platform regularly, as availability can change monthly. Setting up a price alert on services like Google Play or iTunes can help you catch deals on digital purchases.