Where to Watch X-Men: Every Movie by Streaming Service and Country

Disney+ is the one service that carries all 13 Fox X-Men films in the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, according to JustWatch data published through TMDB and checked on November 3, 2026. That covers the seven main films, from X-Men (2000), directed by Bryan Singer, to Dark Phoenix (2019), directed by Simon Kinberg, plus the six spin-offs, including Logan (2017), directed by James Mangold. Everything else, from HBO Max to rentals and purchases, is a supporting option that changes from country to country.

In the US, Disney+ lists all 13 films as included with a subscription, so it is the simplest answer to which streaming service shows X-Men. HBO Max adds three titles on top: X-Men: First Class (2011), directed by Matthew Vaughn, The Wolverine (2013), directed by James Mangold, and Deadpool 2 (2018), directed by David Leitch. First Class is also listed on the Cinemax channels sold through Amazon and Apple TV, which only matters if you already pay for those add-ons.

Live TV services fill a few gaps. X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), directed by Brett Ratner, is listed on fuboTV, while Dark Phoenix is listed on fuboTV, YouTube TV and FXNow. The New Mutants (2020), directed by Josh Boone, appears on YouTube TV and FXNow. Those are useful if you have the subscription already, and not a reason to sign up.

Yes, every film can be rented or bought in the US from Prime Video (listed as Amazon Video), Apple TV, Google Play Movies and YouTube. Fandango at Home also carries most of them, with First Class available to buy there but not to rent. Deadpool has one extra rental listing, Spectrum On Demand. If a film ever drops off Disney+ in your region, these stores are the fallback, much like picking up a DVD when the television channel moves on.

In the UK, Disney+ again lists all 13 films as included with a subscription, and HBO Max, fuboTV and the US live TV services do not appear. Rentals and purchases come from Apple TV, Rakuten TV, Amazon Video, Sky Store and YouTube. The gaps are small but real: Logan cannot be bought from Sky Store, Dark Phoenix is not listed for rent on Apple TV, and The New Mutants can be rented only from Apple TV, Rakuten TV and Amazon Video.

In Australia, Disney+ streams all 13 films, and the other listings are purchases only, because the data shows no rental options in that country. You can buy the films from Apple TV, Amazon Video, YouTube and Fetch TV, except The Wolverine, which is not listed on YouTube. There is no HBO Max or Netflix listing for any X-Men film in Australia.

No X-Men film lists Netflix in the US, UK or Australia as of November 3, 2026. HBO Max is a US-only story and covers First Class, The Wolverine and Deadpool 2, so it cannot stream the whole run. If you are searching for X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) or X-Men: Apocalypse (2016), both directed by Bryan Singer, the answer in all three countries is Disney+, plus the usual rent or buy stores in the US and UK and purchase only in Australia.

Nobody can say yet, because Marvel Studios' own X-Men film has not been released: TheWrap reports that the untitled film is dated for May 5, 2028 in US theaters, with Jake Schreier directing. Every X-Men film that can stream today is a Fox title, so no Marvel Studios entry has a streaming home yet. We track the status on our page for the new X-Men movie.

Streaming availability can change at any time, and the services described here reflect one check on November 3, 2026, so confirm a title on the service before you subscribe. Rental and purchase listings differ from film to film in each country, as the UK and Australian gaps above show.

If you want to see more of the series before you press play, our guides to X-Men characters, the X-Men cast and the X-Men timeline cover who is who and where each film sits. For the order itself, start Disney+ with X-Men (2000) and follow X-Men movies in order.