No Hard Feelings: Kim Kardashian's Acting Debut
It’s hard not to be filled with conflicting emotions when you find out Kim Kardashian has starred with Brad Pitt in a movie. That’s right, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians queen herself has finally made her acting debut in No Hard Feelings. But does the film have a cinematic release, and if so, can you watch it from the comfort of your couch?
While waiting for the movie to actually be available to stream, you might want to find out what it’s about or who is in it – you’d be forgiven for not recognising some the big names involved. We hear Kim K has been getting tips from Angelina Jolie, and that Brad himself gave her advice on acting during the shoot. With No Hard Feelings making waves, here’s everything there is to know about when it will be available to watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Sky Cinema.
Is No Hard Feelings on Netflix?
No Hard Feelings is not currently available on Netflix. It hasn’t had a cinematic release anywhere, meaning you can’t watch it on the world’s biggest platform.
Is No Hard Feelings on Amazon Prime?
No Hard Feelings is not currently available on Amazon Prime either. Don’t forget to take a look through our comprehensive rundown of the best Movies on Amazon Prime to see what else you can add to your next watch list.
Is No Hard Feelings on Sky Cinema?
No Hard Feelings has not had a cinema release, meaning you can’t watch it on Sky Cinema either.
Is No Hard Feelings on Hulu?
No Hard Feelings hasn’t been posted to Hulu at the time of writing, either. But if the excitement around the movie is anything to go by, it won’t take long for some online platform to snap it up.
Is No Hard Feelings on Cinemax?
No, there isn’t a Cinemax movie channel, so No Hard Feelings is nowhere to be seen on the cable network.
Is No Hard Feelings on Prime Video?
While No Hard Feelings is missing from most movie streaming services, you can watch it on Prime Video. To avoid missing out, you can find the No Hard Feelings Prime Video release date in our breakdown below.
