Where to watch John Wick depends on your country: on November 3, 2026, Amazon Prime Video carried the four main films in the US, Stan and BINGE carried most of them in Australia, and the UK spread them across HBO Max, ITVX and a Lionsgate+ channel on Prime Video. The saga starts with John Wick (2014), directed by Chad Stahelski, and continues through John Wick: Chapter 2 (2017), John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum (2019) and John Wick: Chapter 4 (2023), all directed by Stahelski. Ballerina (2025), directed by Len Wiseman, is a spinoff set during Chapter 3, and it sits on different services from the main films. Streaming rights rotate often, so confirm the title on the service itself before you pay for a month.
What Streaming Service Is John Wick on in the US?
In the US, Amazon Prime Video lists John Wick (2014), Chapter 2, Chapter 3 and Chapter 4 as included streaming titles, and a Prime Video with Ads listing appears for the same four. Philo and YouTube TV also list all four main films, which helps if you already pay for a live TV bundle. AMC+ is the other main subscription route: John Wick (2014) and Chapter 4 are listed on AMC+ directly, through the AMC+ Apple TV channel and through the AMC+ Amazon Channel, while Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 show only the AMC+ Amazon Channel. The AMC channel itself is listed for John Wick (2014) and Chapter 4.
Ballerina is the odd one out. In the US it streams on HBO Max, on HBO Max through the Amazon Channel and on the Starz Apple TV channel, and it is not listed on Prime Video. HBO Max through the Amazon Channel also lists Chapter 2.
How to Watch John Wick in the UK
To watch John Wick in the UK, start with the first film, because John Wick (2014) is listed on HBO Max, Now TV Cinema and ITVX Premium, and ITVX also carries an ad supported listing. Chapter 2 is on HBO Max, including HBO Max through the Amazon Channel. Chapter 3 is on the Lionsgate+ Amazon Channel. Chapter 4 has no subscription streaming listing in the UK, so it is a rental or purchase through Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video or Sky Store. Ballerina is on Amazon Prime Video in the UK, with a Prime Video with Ads listing too.
Where to Stream John Wick in Australia
In Australia, Stan lists John Wick (2014), Chapter 2 and Chapter 3, and BINGE lists Chapter 2 and Chapter 3. John Wick (2014) also appears on the Lionsgate+ Amazon Channel. Chapter 4 follows the UK pattern, with no subscription listing, only rentals through the JustWatch TV Store, Apple TV and YouTube, and purchases through Apple TV and YouTube. Ballerina streams on Amazon Prime Video, again with a Prime Video with Ads listing.
Is John Wick Free Anywhere?
The only free, ad supported listing among the five films on November 3, 2026 was ITVX in the UK, which carries John Wick (2014). In the US, every listing for the five films is a subscription, a paid rental or a purchase, and Plex appears only as a paid rental. Australia shows the same pattern. If you are hunting for Chapter 2 for free, no market listed an ad supported option, so the subscription services are the routes to try: Prime Video, Philo, YouTube TV or the AMC+ Amazon Channel in the US, HBO Max in the UK, and Stan or BINGE in Australia.
Is John Wick on Netflix, Peacock or Tubi?
Netflix did not appear in the listings for any of the five films in the US, UK or Australia, so a search there will come up empty. Peacock, Tubi and Vudu are not listed either, and the closest Lionsgate branded service is Lionsgate+ as an Amazon Channel, shown for Chapter 3 in the UK and John Wick (2014) in Australia. Google Play Movies lists rentals and purchases of all five films, but only in the US, while Apple TV lists all five for rent and purchase in all three markets.
Renting or Buying John Wick
Renting or buying is the one route that works for every film in every market. In the US, Amazon Video, Apple TV, Google Play Movies, YouTube and Fandango At Home list all five films for purchase. In the UK and Australia, Apple TV and Amazon Video cover most of the set, with Rakuten TV and Sky Store added in the UK and Fetch TV in Australia, and YouTube joins for the first three films in both. Chapter 4 is where the rental route matters most outside the US, since neither the UK nor Australia lists it on a subscription service.
Where to Go Next
If you are planning a marathon, start with the John Wick movies in order guide, then check the services for the films you have left. Chapter 5 is in development at Lionsgate with no release date, so it has no streaming listing yet, and John Wick 5 tracks its status. The John Wick movies hub links every other guide, including how many John Wick movies there are and the John Wick cast.
