The Hating Game is an American romantic drama directed by Peter Hutchings whose story is based on the novel by Sally Thorne. It moves around an ambitious young woman named Lucy who wants to achieve huge success without compromising her moral values. But as she applied for a job, she finds her colleague Joshua on the same path and soon a rivalry developed between them for the same job. The film is heartwarming and calm as well which will take you a long way if you love watching romantic movies but the real question is where can you watch the movie online?
Where to watch The Hating Game movie?
You can watch The Hating Game movie by renting or purchasing from VOD platforms like iTunes, Microsoft Store, VUDU, Spectrum, Google Play, and DirecTV just like Venom: Let There Be Carnage. Probably, the movie will become available on HBOMAX after 45 days of theatrical release(10 Dec 2021) as it is distributed under Vertical Entertainment. You can also book your tickets to your nearest movie theatre if you are willing to watch the movie on big screens.
Is the Hating Game on Netflix?
No, the movie is not yet streaming on Netflix and is not expected to arrive on the streaming platform in the near future. However, there is a heap of romantic dramas in the giant library of Netflix such as The Princess Switch, Holiday in the Wild, Candy Jar, Unfaithful, Twilight, Indecent Proposal, etc.
Does Amazon Prime Video have The Hating Game?
Unfortunately, Prime Video subscribers cannot access the movie on the streaming platform as it is not included in the subscription plan. Neither the movie is streaming on the platform nor it is featured in the on demand section where you can rent/ purchase the film. Alternatively, you can watch 500 Days of Summer, The Big Sick, Brittany Runs a Marathon, etc.
Cast
- Lucy Hale as Lucy Hutton
- Austin Stowell as Joshua Templeman
- Sakina Jaffrey as Helen
- Yasha Jackson as Julie
- Nicholas Baroudi as Patrick
- Tania Asnes as Annabelle
- Corbin Bernsen as Bexley
- Billy Thomas Myott as Mack
Review
Lucy and Josh, both are coworkers at the same publishing company who are unable to confess their love feelings. They are ridiculously attracted towards each other and even their first meeting at Joshua’s house was filled with passion and sparking chemistry. Lucy Hale and Austin Stowell have played their role well even though there are some scenes where plotlines look slim but they deserve lots of praise for keeping up the good work.