The news is out: Greyhound, the upcoming Tom Hanks-led World War II drama, is skipping theaters and heading straight to Apple TV+.
The move marks a major shift in the way movies are released, as more and more studios are opting to bypass traditional theatrical releases in favor of streaming services. Greyhound is the latest in a string of films to make the jump, following the likes of Trolls World Tour, The King of Staten Island, and The Lovebirds.
The film, which stars Hanks as a US Navy commander leading an Allied convoy across the Atlantic during World War II, is set to debut on Apple TV+ on July 10th. The movie was originally slated for a theatrical release in May, but was delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The move to Apple TV+ is a major coup for the streaming service, which has been steadily building its library of original content. The service has already released a number of critically acclaimed films, including The Banker, Beastie Boys Story, and The Elephant Queen.
The move also marks a major shift in the way movies are released. With more and more studios opting to bypass traditional theatrical releases in favor of streaming services, it’s clear that the future of movie-watching is changing.
For fans of Tom Hanks, the news is a welcome one. The actor has been a mainstay in Hollywood for decades, and his latest film is sure to be a hit. With Greyhound now available to stream on Apple TV+, fans can enjoy the film from the comfort of their own homes.
So, if you’re looking for a great way to spend a night in, be sure to check out Greyhound on Apple TV+ on July 10th.
Greyhound To Skip Theaters And Stream On Apple TV+
