'On The Rocks' to be the first Apple Original Film to get a physical launch on October 26
What you need to know
- On The Rocks is set to get a Blu-ray release next month.
- The movie will be the first Apple Original Film to get a physical release.
The popular Apple TV+ movie On The Rocks is set to be the first Apple Original Film to get a physical release when it goes on sale on Blu-ray on October 26, according to a new report.
As noted by Sigmund Judge, the movie is now available for pre-order.
Now confirmed for Oct 26th and available for pre-order. A24 releases normally include a customary digital copy with Vudu and Google Play redemption options. I would be shocked if that were the case this time.Now confirmed for Oct 26th and available for pre-order. A24 releases normally include a customary digital copy with Vudu and Google Play redemption options. I would be shocked if that were the case this time.— Sigmund Judge (@sigjudge) September 6, 2021September 6, 2021
On The Rocks stars Rashida Jones and Bill Murray and is from filmmaker Sofia Coppola.
The physical release will come almost exactly a year after the movie landed on Apple TV+ — it premiered on October 23, 2020. This isn't the first time Apple TV+ content has appeared on a disc, though. The excellent Defending Jacob show is already up for grabs.
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