You’re likely asking about the 2008 music documentary “The Wrecking Crew,” not the 1968 Dean Martin spy comedy, so I’ll focus on the doc and flag the other one separately.

Where to watch the 2008 documentary

Availability shifts a lot, but recent listings show:

  • It’s often included with certain subscription channels (for example, on TV add‑on services and specialty movie channels) and via some music/indie‑focused platforms.
  • There are several free-with-ads options like Roku‑type free channels or ad‑supported movie platforms, which periodically carry the film.
  • You can usually rent or buy it digitally on the big storefronts (e.g., Amazon’s movie store, Apple’s movie store, and similar video-on-demand services).
  • Physical media (DVD/Blu‑ray) is still sold online for collectors who want extras or a more permanent copy.

Because streaming rights change by country and month, the most reliable move is:

  1. Open a streaming‑availability checker (like JustWatch or Reelgood) and search for “The Wrecking Crew” (2008 documentary).
  1. Filter by your region (e.g., US, UK, Canada) to see current:
    • Subscription services carrying it
    • Free-with-ads services
    • Rent/buy prices on digital stores

Example : A recent US listing shows it on certain specialty channels, free with ads on multiple platforms, and for digital rental/purchase on major stores.

Don’t mix it up with the 1968 movie

There’s also a 1968 action‑comedy called “The Wrecking Crew” starring Dean Martin and Sharon Tate.

  • That one shows up on classic‑movie and free‑movie services (like Tubi, Roku’s free channel, etc.) and on digital rental stores.
  • If you just type “The Wrecking Crew” without the year, many platforms will default to the 1968 spy caper, not the music doc, so always check the year (2008/2015 release) and that it’s tagged as a music documentary.

Quick “forum-style” scoop & context

Many music and film forums describe the doc as a must‑watch if you love 60s/70s pop and rock, since it spotlights the anonymous session players behind hits for The Beach Boys, Frank Sinatra, and many others.

  • It got a proper wide streaming life only years after it was made, due to music‑rights issues, so you’ll still see old forum posts excitedly noting “It’s finally on [platform]!” from the mid‑2010s.
  • Today, it tends to bounce between subscription services, ad‑supported free platforms, and digital rental, so checking a fresh aggregator is the best way to find where you can watch it right now in your region.

TL;DR: Use a streaming‑availability site and search “The Wrecking Crew (2008 documentary)” ; you’ll usually see it on a mix of subscription and free‑with‑ads services plus standard digital rental/buy stores, and be careful not to click the 1968 Dean Martin movie by mistake.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.