The Accountant 2 Gets New Digital Release Date
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It took almost a decade for Ben Affleck to reprise his role of Christian Wolff, but less than two months for The Accountant 2 to find its way to home release.
That's right. From Thursday, you'll be able to watch The Accountant 2 on Prime Video, just six weeks after its theatrical debut.
Made for $80 million, The Accountant 2 had a worldwide box office taking of $101.5 million and was a hit among audiences and critics alike, who rated it 92% and 76% respectively, on review aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.
Ben Affleck as Christian Wolff and Jon Bernthal as Brax in THE ACCOUNTANT 2.
Ben Affleck as Christian Wolff and Jon Bernthal as Brax in THE ACCOUNTANT 2.
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Joined by Jon Bernthal, Affleck stars as Christian Wolff, with Cynthia Addai-Robinson starring as US Treasury Deputy Director Marybeth Medina. Gavin O'Connor returns to direct, with Bill Dubuque penning the script.
If you didn't catch the film in theaters, now's your chance. We've put together a guide that includes details on where to watch The Accountant 2, as well as The Accountant 2 digital release date and The Accountant 2 streaming information.
The Accountant 2 – How to Watch
The Accountant 2 will be released on Prime Video platforms on June 5, 2025. The film is now available to rent and buy on places like Fandango at Home, Prime Video, Apple TV, and YouTube for $19.99 to rent and $24.99 to buy.
Where Can I Watch The Accountant 2?
The Accountant 2 will be available exclusively to watch on Prime Video.
The film will be released on the platform on June 5, 2025.
The Accountant 2 Physical Release Date
There is currently no planned physical release for The Accountant 2.
The Accountant 2 Digital Release Date
The Accountant 2 will be available to watch digitally from June 5, 2025.
Is The Accountant 2 Available to Stream in the US?
The Accountant 2 will be available to stream on Prime Video from June 5, 2025. The film will be available exclusively on Prime Video.
What Is The Accountant 2 About?
The official synopsis for The Accountant 2, as per Amazon MGM Studios, reads:
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