You can currently stream the 2013 movie Prisoners (Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal) on a few major platforms, plus several rental stores online.

Where to Watch Prisoners (Quick Scoop)

Note: Availability changes often by country and over time, so always double‑check directly on the platform in your region.

1. Subscription streaming

As of recent listings, Prisoners is available on:

  • Netflix in some regions (search directly in your local Netflix app/site).
  • FilmBox+ as a streaming title in certain markets.
  • MAX (HBO’s streaming service) has carried the film in some catalogs, though this may vary by country and date.

Because rights rotate, it’s common for Prisoners to appear on one major service (like Netflix or MAX) for a period, then move or disappear, so it’s worth quickly checking both.

2. Free (with ads) options

You can sometimes watch Prisoners free (ad‑supported) on:

  • Fawesome – listed as free to stream in HD on compatible devices like Roku.

These services usually don’t require a paid subscription, just an account and willingness to sit through ads.

3. Digital rental or purchase (VOD)

If it’s not on your subscription services, it’s widely available as a rent or buy digital title:

  • Amazon Video / Prime Video (rental & purchase).
  • Apple TV / Apple TV Store (rental & purchase).
  • Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu) (rent & buy).
  • Other regional stores like Google Play or similar may carry it depending on your country, even if not explicitly listed in the sources.

Prices vary but are typically in the standard new‑ish catalog range (around a few dollars to rent in HD on most platforms).

Quick viewing paths

  • Already have Netflix or MAX? Search “Prisoners (2013)” directly in the app first.
  • Want it free with ads? Look for Fawesome on your smart TV / streaming stick, then search Prisoners.
  • Prefer one‑time rental? Open Prime Video, Apple TV, or Fandango at Home and choose HD rent.

4. Physical media

If you like owning discs:

  • DVD and Blu‑ray are available from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retailers.

This is also a reliable fallback if streaming rights shift and it disappears from your local platforms.

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      <td>Subscription</td>
      <td>Netflix</td>
      <td>Available in some regions; check app directly.[web:4][web:9]</td>
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      <td>FilmBox+</td>
      <td>Listed as a current streaming option in some markets.[web:1]</td>
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      <td>MAX</td>
      <td>Has carried the film; availability may vary by country.[web:4]</td>
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      <td>Free with ads</td>
      <td>Fawesome</td>
      <td>Free HD streaming on supported devices (e.g., Roku).[web:1][web:3]</td>
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      <td>Amazon Video / Prime Video</td>
      <td>HD rental and purchase available.[web:1][web:3][web:4]</td>
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      <td>Rent/Buy</td>
      <td>Apple TV</td>
      <td>HD rental and purchase.[web:1][web:3][web:4]</td>
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      <td>Rent/Buy</td>
      <td>Fandango at Home</td>
      <td>Rent or buy; also listed as main storefront on some guides.[web:1][web:3][web:7]</td>
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      <td>DVD / Blu‑ray</td>
      <td>Sold via Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and others.[web:1]</td>
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