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"The Mandalorian and Grogu," the first new "Star Wars" film to reach theaters in over six years, is now available to watch at home after debuting on premium video-on-demand platforms.
The film became available for digital purchase and rental on July 21 through services including Prime Video and Apple TV, following its theatrical release in late May.
On Prime Video, the movie costs $29.99 to purchase or $24.99 to rent. Viewers do not need an Amazon Prime subscription to buy or rent the film, though they must have a free Amazon account to access and rewatch their purchase.
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Directed by Jon Favreau, "The Mandalorian and Grogu" continues the story of Disney+'s hit series "The Mandalorian," which premiered in 2020 and introduced audiences to Grogu widely known as Baby Yoda alongside bounty hunter Din Djarin, played by Pedro Pascal. The series ran for three seasons and became one of Disney+'s flagship original programs.
Disney has not announced an official streaming release date for the film on Disney+, but industry observers expect it to arrive on the service in early September based on the company's typical theatrical-to-streaming release schedule.
The digital release gives fans who missed the film in theaters their first opportunity to watch the latest chapter in the "Star Wars" franchise from home while awaiting its eventual debut on Disney+.
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: When will 'Mandalorian and Grogu' come out on Disney+?
