Knox Goes Away is playing in select theaters, but where (and when) can you stream it?
By Sandy C.
If you enjoy Michael Keaton and action-thrillers (and did we mention it stars Michael Keaton?) then you'll want to watch Knox Goes Away this weekend. But is the movie only in theaters or can you stream it from the comfort of your own home? Here's what we know!
Critics have mixed feelings about Michael Keaton's Knox Goes Away. At the time of this writing, the movie has a 55% score on Rotten Tomatoes. But one thing most seem to agree on is Keaton's performance, and we're not surprised. Keaton is an incredible actor. Additionally, Keaton directed the movie from a script by Gregory Poirier. Knox Goes Away also stars James Marsden, Suzy Nakamura, Joanna Kulig, Al Pacino, and others.
Knox Goes Away follows John Knox (portrayed by Keaton), a hitman who is slowly losing his memory due to dementia. John decides to retire before he gets worse. As you can imagine, Knox has a lot of regrets, but none are greater than not being in touch with his estranged son Miles (James Marsden). When the opportunity to help Miles comes up, Knox races against the clock to help before he forgets everything. The movie is rated R for strong violence and language, so leave the kids at home.
Knox Goes Away is exclusively playing in select theaters (limited release)
If you were hoping to watch Knox Goes Away from home, we're sorry to share that Michael Keaton's movie is only available in theaters and in limited release, which means not every movie theater will have it available. This means that, to watch, you'll need to purchase movie tickets to catch Knox Goes Away on the big screen.
Don't want to leave home this weekend to go to the movies? No worries! Knox Goes Away will eventually be available to stream. The question is where will the movie stream after leaving theaters? And that would be Prime Video! We don't have a date for when Knox Goes Away will stream, but we're guessing it'll only be a few weeks. Our best guess? Late April or sometime in May. Of course, as soon as we have more details, we'll update this post.
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