Project Hail Mary Is Now Streaming on Prime Video — Ryan Gosling's $683M Sci-Fi Hit Finally Hits Home

Amaze, Amaze, Amaze — It's Finally Streaming

If you somehow missed Project Hail Mary in theaters, today is your lucky day. The Ryan Gosling sci-fi blockbuster — which racked up a stunning $683 million at the global box office — is now available to stream on Prime Video, and it landed there on July 3, 2026.

Based on Andy Weir's beloved 2021 novel (the follow-up to The Martian), the Amazon MGM Studios film stars Gosling as Ryland Grace, a middle-school science teacher who wakes up alone on a spaceship with no memory of who he is, where he's going, or why humanity's fate depends on him. No pressure, right?

Why Everyone Lost Their Minds Over This Movie

Project Hail Mary was one of the biggest success stories of 2026, and for good reason. It's that rare sci-fi film that balances genuinely clever hard science with real, tear-jerking emotion — and yes, we're talking about the friendship at the center of the story. (If you know, you know. Fist my bump.)

Critics and audiences both went in hard: the film has been floated as a serious Oscar contender, and even the director's cut made headlines — the team reportedly trimmed 30 minutes of footage for a very smart reason, keeping the theatrical cut lean and propulsive.

What to Know Before You Stream

Here's the catch that had fans buzzing: the streaming release was a bit of a tease. After its theatrical run, the film hit PVOD in May, and now it's finally part of your Prime subscription — no rental fee required. For everyone who held out for the streaming release rather than paying to rent, this is the "amaze, amaze, amaze" moment you've been waiting for.

• Star: Ryan Gosling as Ryland Grace
• Studio: Amazon MGM Studios
• Box office: $683 million worldwide
• Now streaming: Prime Video (included with subscription)

Should You Binge It This Weekend?

Absolutely. Project Hail Mary is smart sci-fi with a huge heart, a career-best Gosling performance, and one of the most unexpectedly moving alien friendships in movie history. Clear your weekend, grab some snacks, and thank us later.