After ten years, Mister Fantastic, Invisible Woman, The Thing and Human Torch returned to the big screen in the latest live-action adaptation of The Fantastic Four.
This time around, the four superheroes are now part of the MCU. Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic is portrayed by Pedro Pascal, Vanessa Kirby plays Sue Storm/Invisible Woman, Ebon Moss-Bachrach appears as Ben Grimm/The Thing, and Joseph Quinn stars as Johnny Storm/Human Torch.
Additionally, Julia Garner portrays Shalla-Bal, more commonly known as the Silver Surfer.
If you missed your chance to see The Fantastic Four: First Steps in cinemas, then keep on reading.
You can also read our piece on 5 forgotten MCU characters that need their futures resolved.
How to watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps on VOD
The Fantastic Four: First Steps is available now for purchase and rental.
In the United Kingdom, you can get it via Amazon Prime Video or Sky Store.
In the States, The Fantastic Four is available on Amazon US, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home.
How to watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps on DVD/Blu-ray
In the US, the Pedro Pascal-led film is available on Ultra HD Blu-ray, Blu-ray, and DVD. You can now order it on Amazon and Walmart websites.
In the United Kingdom, you can get the physical copies of The Fantastic Four on Amazon UK.
Disney
How to watch The Fantastic Four: First Steps on streaming services
The Fantastic Four is now streaming on Disney+.
In the UK, the basic Disney+ subscription, Standard with Ads, costs £5.99 per month. You can also upgrade to an ad-free plan for £9.99 per month or £99.90 per year.
In the States, the basic ad-supported Disney+ tier costs $11.99 per month. For an ad-free subscription, called Disney+ Premium, you have to pay $18.99 per month or $189.99 per year.
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Author: Weronika de Oliveira, Entertainment Writer, Tech Advisor
Weronika is an Entertainment Writer at Tech Advisor, where she covers topics related to TV shows, streaming, and movies. With an MA degree in Film Studies, her areas of expertise range from classical and postmodern cinema to contemporary films, series, and pop culture.