Where to Watch John Wick: Every Film's Streaming Home (June 2026)
The John Wick films are streaming nomads. Lionsgate licenses them out in waves, so the franchise has cycled through Peacock, Netflix, Starz and HBO Max in the space of two years — and the five films are rarely all in one place at once.
As of June 2026, the US picture is a two-service split: the original trilogy on HBO Max, with Chapter 4 and Ballerina on Starz. Here's the full map, plus rental options and the Netflix situation.
>Quick answer: who has what (US, June 2026)
>The trilogy on HBO Max
John Wick, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 — Parabellum landed on HBO Max on January 1, 2026, and promptly climbed back into the platform's most-watched movie charts — a decade-old action film outperforming new releases. It's the most convenient the trilogy has been in a while: three films, one app, in correct watch order back to back (about six hours).
The catch is the cliffhanger: Parabellum ends with John shot off a roof and declaring war, and HBO Max can't sell you the next chapter. For that you need Starz — or a rental.
>Chapter 4 and Ballerina on Starz
Starz holds the franchise's two newest entries: Chapter 4 (2023) and Ballerina (2025). This is a function of Lionsgate's output deal — its theatrical films flow to Starz first — which is why the newest Wick films almost always surface there before anywhere else. Starz is available as a standalone app or as a channel add-on through Amazon Prime Video and Apple TV, which is the path of least resistance if you only need it for a month.
>Is John Wick on Netflix?
Not in the US right now. The films have rotated through Netflix in past windows — which is why the search habit persists — but as of June 2026 the US homes are HBO Max and Starz. International catalogues differ substantially: depending on your country, Netflix or a local service may carry some or all of the franchise. Check your regional listings rather than assuming the US map applies.
>Rentals: the always-available option
Every John Wick film, including Ballerina, is available to rent (typically $3.99–$5.99) or buy on the standard digital storefronts: Amazon Video, Apple TV, Fandango at Home and YouTube/Google TV. For a one-time franchise marathon, renting all five costs about the same as one month of an extra subscription — and unlike the streaming rights, rentals don't vanish at the end of the month.
Physical media holds the high ground, as ever: all five films have 4K UHD releases, and Chapter 4's disc is something of a reference standard for HDR demo scenes — the dusk-till-dawn Paris sequence in particular.
>What about The Continental?
The three-part prequel series The Continental: From the World of John Wick was produced for Peacock and stays put there — TV originals don't rotate the way licensed films do. It's set in the 1970s and stands alone; background on the series and the hotel itself is on the Continental page.
>Frequently Asked Questions
▸Where can I watch the John Wick movies right now?
As of June 2026 in the US: John Wick, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 — Parabellum stream on HBO Max (added January 1, 2026), while Chapter 4 and Ballerina stream on Starz. All five are also available to rent or buy on Amazon Video and Apple TV.
▸Is John Wick on Netflix?
Not in the US as of June 2026. The films have appeared on Netflix in the past and rotated off — the trilogy currently lives on HBO Max. Availability differs by country, so Netflix may still carry them in some regions.
▸Is John Wick on Peacock?
The four mainline films streamed on Peacock in 2025 ahead of Ballerina’s release, but the franchise has since rotated off. As of June 2026 the trilogy is on HBO Max and the newer films are on Starz.
▸Where can I watch Ballerina?
Ballerina (2025) streams on Starz in the US as of June 2026, and can be rented or purchased on Amazon Video and Apple TV.
▸Where can I watch The Continental series?
The Continental: From the World of John Wick was made for Peacock, and Peacock remains its US streaming home.