Ah, smell that? Blockbuster season is finally upon us, and with every great blockbuster comes a hunky lead male–or two...or three, TBH—to leave us all collectively salivating in between ravenous bites of popcorn and a gallon-sized blue slushie to wash it down. Enter The Bikeriders, which manages to check all the major boxes while genuinely being an entertaining watch for both the drama lovers and motorcycle enthusiasts out there.

Jodie Comer, your Killing Eve fave, stars alongside Austin Butler post-Dune, Tom Hardy in his first film role since 2021's The Matrix Resurrections, and Mike Faist toweled off after Challengers, meaning the cast is fully stacked and the talent is top notch. Such acting chops—and good looks, let's be real—begs for another rewatch, so here's what we know about The Bikeriders coming to a streaming service near you.

When and where is The Bikeriders streaming?

The Bikeriders was distributed by Universal Pictures and Focus Features. Since both companies have a licensing agreement with Comcast, the movie will ultimately find its home on Peacock once it's available to stream. (FYI: All movies from Universal Pictures and Focus Features, as well as movies from Illumination and DreamWorks Animation, will make their way to Peacock for streaming as part of the deal.)

Sooo, is The Bikeriders on Peacock rn?

Not yet, young grasshopper. Per Universal and Focus Features' deal with Comcast, movies that receive a theatrical release won't go onto Peacock sooner than 45 days after their theatrical release, meaning The Bikeriders may show up on the streaming services as early as July 2024 depending on its success. The average amount of time it takes a movie to reach Peacock is often 90 days, so The Bikeriders is most likely to arrive on Peacock around September 2024. Stay tuned!

How can I watch The Bikeriders if I don't have Peacock? Is it on Netflix or Hulu?

If you *really* can't wait for The Bikeriders to hit a streaming service, the best way to watch it again is by hitting up your local movie theater—at the very least, you'll save on your home's air conditioning and electric bill. But if you can wait a couple more weeks to watch it from the comfort of your couch—and salivate over Austin, Tom and Mike without probing eyes—you can sign up for Instacart+, which includes a free membership to the $5.99 ad supported tier on Peacock. If yet another subscription isn't your jam, Instacart+ offers a 14-day trial period, which by extension includes a 14-day trial to the ad supported tier on Peacock. You're welcome!