Killers of the Flower Moon," directed by the legendary Martin Scorsese and based on David Grann's compelling nonfiction book, could soon grace the screens of Apple TV+. The film, which delves into the dark and haunting murders of wealthy Osage individuals in 1920s Oklahoma, stars a stellar cast, including Lily Gladstone, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Robert De Niro.
While the historical drama initially premiered in theaters on October 20, a recent update has ignited speculation about its streaming release on the popular platform.
According to a report from WhenToStream, Apple has made adjustments to its release schedule, moving Gary Oldman's «Slow Horses» series from its original date on Friday, December 1, to Wednesday, November 29. While this move is not an official confirmation, it has sparked the notion that «Killers of the Flower Moon» may make its Apple TV+ debut in early December.
However, it's essential to consider that «Killers of the Flower Moon» is subject to a theatrical exclusivity window of 45 days. Given this constraint, a release on December 1 seems unlikely. Hence, the most plausible date for its streaming premiere on Apple TV+ would be the following Friday, December 8.
One significant factor driving the desire for a December streaming release is the film's extensive runtime. «Killers of the Flower Moon» boasts an impressive duration of 206 minutes, raising concerns about audience willingness to endure a 3+ hour cinematic experience and the impact of fewer daily showings on the box office.
Despite these concerns, the film has already amassed an impressive $100 million in worldwide earnings, even amidst the release of