Estimated # of titles available
~5-8 titles
~1-3 titles (varies by region)
A Quiet Place (2018)
Available
Not available
A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
Available
Not available
Oppenheimer (2023)
Available
Not available
The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
Available
Not available (Disney+ territory)
Sicario (2015)
Available
Occasionally available
Wild Mountain Thyme (2020)
Not available
Has appeared on Netflix
Catalog stability (titles staying put)
Relatively stable
Rotates frequently
4K HDR availability
Yes, on select titles
Yes, where titles exist
Ad-free plan starting price
~$16/month (Max Ad-Free)
~$15.50/month (Standard)
Exclusive Blunt originals
None currently
None currently
Region coverage (US-focused)
Strong US library
Varies wildly by country
Worth knowing
- Oppenheimer alone makes Max worth it for Blunt fans — it's one of her most acclaimed performances and it lives on Max in the US.
- Netflix's Blunt catalog in the US is largely barren; most of her hits are locked up at Max, Peacock, or Disney+.
- A Quiet Place and its sequel both stream on Max, giving you a neat double-feature night without platform-hopping.
- Licensing deals mean Netflix can briefly host Blunt titles then yank them — don't get attached.
- Max subscribers also get access to her earlier work like Edge of Tomorrow (Warner/Village Roadshow), deepening the catalog.
Emily Blunt has starred in films distributed by at least 6 different studios — meaning no single streaming service will ever fully 'own' her filmography, and you'll still end up Googling 'where to watch' like it's 2009.
If you wantYou want to binge her biggest recent hits
Max has Oppenheimer, A Quiet Place I & II, and Sicario all in one place — that's her modern peak right there.
→ Pick Emily Blunt on Max If you wantYou already subscribe and just want whatever's available
If you have Netflix anyway, check what's currently on offer — no need to pay extra for a title or two.
→ Pick Emily Blunt on Netflix If you wantYou're starting a subscription specifically for Emily Blunt content
Max offers dramatically more value per dollar for her filmography; Netflix isn't worth subscribing to for her catalog alone.
→ Pick Emily Blunt on Max If you wantYou want the most Oscar-bait, prestige viewing experience
Oppenheimer in 4K on Max is essentially a religious experience for Blunt stans and Nolan nerds alike.
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