Dakota Johnson’s Materialists Sets Streaming Release Window

Celine Song’s Materialists, starring Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans, is reportedly headed to digital streaming later this month.

The romantic dramedy, which debuted in theaters on June 13, is expected to be available on premium video on demand (PVOD) starting Tuesday, July 22, according to When to Stream. While the release date has not been officially confirmed, the outlet has a strong track record with PVOD projections.

Written and directed by Past Lives filmmaker Celine Song, Materialists follows Lucy (Johnson), a sharp and ambitious New York City matchmaker caught between two very different men: her seemingly perfect new love interest, Harry (Pascal), and her flawed but familiar ex-boyfriend, John (Evans).

The film also stars Zoë Winters, Marin Ireland, Dasha Nekrasova, and Louisa Jacobson.

When Materialists hits digital platforms, it’s expected to be available for purchase at $24.99 and rental at $19.99 for 48 hours, via services such as Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and YouTube, according to a Prime Video listing.

📊 Box Office & Critical Reception

Materialists has earned $42.2 million globally so far — including $32.5 million domestically and $9.7 million from international markets — against a production budget of $20 million (excluding marketing), per The Numbers.

Critically, the film has received solid praise:

• Rotten Tomatoes Critic Score: 80% “Fresh” (based on 216 reviews)
• Critics Consensus: “A mature deconstruction of the conventional rom-com, Materialists provides its trio of swoon-worthy stars some of their meatiest material yet while reaffirming Celine Song as a modern master of relationship dramas.”
• Audience Score: 67% “Fresh” from over 1,000 verified viewers
• Audience Consensus: “Materialists takes its time unfolding a modern love story that’s more drama than comedy, but a stellar cast keeps it relatable and engaging.”

Rated R for language and adult themes, Materialists continues to spark conversation as it prepares for its digital debut.