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Gerard Butler disaster film Geostorm is leaving free streaming

Published 11:25 9 Aug 2026 BST

Updated 11:36 9 Aug 2026 BST

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Gerard Butler disaster film Geostorm is leaving free streaming

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Viewers have just weeks to watch for free.

Fans have only weeks left to catch one of Gerard Butler’s big disaster movies for free, with the 2017 blockbuster Geostorm set to leave streaming platform Tubi at the end of August.

Why Gerard Butler's Geostorm is leaving Tubi

The 109-minute film was added to Tubi on 1 August but is already scheduled to depart at the end of the month.

After that, the movie will only be available online to buy or rent on platforms such as Apple TV, Prime Video and YouTube.

It is not the only title on the way out: Jim Carrey’s Me, Myself & Irene, the Twilight films, the Lethal Weapon movies and the Friday series are all leaving Tubi in August too.

Geostorm is far from Butler’s only brush with catastrophe on screen.

The Scottish actor also starred in 2020’s Greenland and this year’s follow-up, Greenland 2: Migration — and fans chasing more tension can dig into the best thrillers to stream in 2026 while Geostorm counts down its final days.

After being added to Tubi on August 1, Geostorm is already set to leave the platform at the end of the month.

The disaster flick has proven durable with streaming audiences, ranking No. 4 on Netflix’s global chart of top English-language films earlier in its life, Screen Rant reports.

Anyone keen to watch it for free should do so before the month is out.

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