As major movie-theater chains close in the US due to the coronavirus, studios are releasing movies early to video-on-demand.They include Warner Bros.' "Birds of Prey," Sony's "Bloodshot," and Universal's "The Invisible Man."Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
This story was originally published on March 17 and will be updated as more movies become available on digital early.
As theaters across the US close due to the coronavirus pandemic, movies that were recently on the big screen are arriving early on digital rental or streaming for audiences to watch at home.Â
Major theater chains like AMC Theatres and Regal have shut down all US locations in accordance with national guidelines to help slow the spread of the coronavirus.Â
In an unprecedented move, Universal Pictures was the first to announce that it would make four of its movies available on video-on-demand. More studios followed.
Below is every movie coming early to digital and streaming:
Original author: Travis Clark