Where to Watch Marvel Movies & Shows

For the MCU, Disney+ is the one you need. In the US, 67 of the 81 released MCU titles stream there. The exceptions are below, along with every other service that carries Marvel right now.

Outside the US? We have full country guides for the UK, Canada, Australia and India.

MCU titles that aren’t on Disney+ right now

TitleWhere to stream
Iron Man 2 (2010)Hulu
Thor (2011)Hulu
Marvel's The Avengers (2012)Hulu
WHIH Newsfront: Season 1 (2015)free on YouTube
WHIH Newsfront: Season 2 (2016)free on YouTube
Marvel One-Shot: Team Thor (2016)free on YouTube
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Slingshot (2016)not streaming
Marvel One-Shot: Team Thor, Part 2 (2017)free on YouTube
Black Panther (2018)Hulu
Marvel One-Shot: Team Darryl (2018)free on YouTube
Peter's To-Do List (2019)not streaming (a bonus feature on the home release)
The Daily Bugle: Season 1 (2019)free on YouTube
The Daily Bugle: Season 2 (2021)free on YouTube
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026)rent or buy only

A few of these are on Hulu rather than standalone Disney+, so the Disney+ and Hulu bundle covers them. VisionQuest: Season 1 is the newest release; new MCU films usually reach Disney+ a few months after their theatrical run, and Sony-made Spider-Man films can take longer.

Marvel by streaming service

ServiceMarvel titles nowWhat’s there
Disney+155The home of the MCU.
Hulu24Disney’s other service.
Netflix2Sony’s films rotate through Netflix under its US pay-TV deal, so Spider-Verse and Venom titles turn up here.
HBO Max3A few licensed Marvel films appear on HBO Max for limited windows.
Prime Video5A small number of older Marvel films are included with Prime, plus Spider-Noir.
Peacock4Universal-linked titles such as Blade and Ghost Rider, plus a couple of LEGO Marvel specials.
Starz4Starz carries a rotating handful of Marvel and Sony films.
Free with ads31Marvel titles you can watch legally for free with ads, on services like Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel and YouTube.

Why it isn’t all in one place

Where to watch Marvel in other countries

Streaming rights are sold country by country, so the same film can be on Disney+ in one place and somewhere else next door. Disney’s own service is the main MCU home almost everywhere, and Sony’s Spider-Man films vary the most.

CountryMain MCU homeOther services with Marvel
🇬🇧 United KingdomDisney+NOW, Sky Go
🇨🇦 CanadaDisney+Crave, Apple TV, Netflix
🇦🇺 AustraliaDisney+Stan, Foxtel Now, Binge
🇮🇳 IndiaJioHotstarNetflix, Prime Video, Sony LIV

Each country guide lists every Marvel movie and show with where it streams, what’s free, and where to rent the rest.

Streaming availability last verified: October 16, 2026

Where to watch FAQ

Are all Marvel movies on Disney+?

Nearly all MCU titles are: 67 of 81 in the US right now, and the exceptions are listed at the top of this page. Marvel movies and shows made outside the MCU are more scattered. 88 of 151 are on Disney+, and the rest are on Netflix, Starz, Peacock or rent-only.

Where can I watch Marvel outside the US?

Disney+ is the main home of the MCU in the UK, Canada and Australia, and in India Marvel streams on JioHotstar. Sony’s Spider-Man films move around the most: they’re on Crave in Canada, on NOW, Netflix or Prime Video in the UK, and on Stan, Binge or Foxtel Now in Australia. Our country guides list every title.

Where can I watch the MCU in order?

Disney+ has both release order and a Timeline Order collection. You can also follow our chronological or release order lists and keep track with the tracker.

Where can I watch the Spider-Man movies?

It depends on the film. Most of the Sony Spider-Man films are currently on Disney+ in the US, Into the Spider-Verse is on Netflix, and the newest release, Brand New Day, is rent or buy only for now. Each film page has the details.

Can I watch Marvel movies for free?

A handful, with ads, on services like Tubi and The Roku Channel. See our free Marvel streaming list.

When will Spider-Man: Brand New Day be on streaming?

It’s available to rent or buy digitally now. As a Sony release, it’s expected on Netflix first and Disney+ later, as with No Way Home, but no streaming date has been announced.