Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling’s Oscar-Winning Hit Will Soon Be Free to Watch
We can turn our life into a musical once again.
The next Oscar ceremony is still more than a month away, which means nothing can be better than revisiting previous years’ big award winners — especially since one of them is now heading to a free streaming service.
Damien Chazelle’s 2016 hit musical La La Land starring Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling never quite left its viewers’ shattered hearts ever since its theatrical release and later a triumphant win at the Oscars. Well, soon you might want to relive the whole drama when the movie finally lands on Tubi.
La La Land Will Be Available for Watching on Tubi Since February
The film that garnered all critical and commercial success back in 2017 will be all yours to watch and rewatch starting from February 1 when it’s set to arrive on the free streaming platform Tubi.
La La Land follows rising actress Mia and jazz-obsessed pianist Sebastian who, despite their striking differences, give their love story a chance that later on leads to a heartbreaking, yet very real-life-coded finale.
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The movie earned an impressive amount of $506 million dollars against its modest initial budget of only $30 million, also receiving numerous accolades and securing a score of 91% on Rotten Tomatoes.
La La Land Took Home 6 Academy Awards and “Won” Best Picture
The movie’s stunning success was wrapped up by the Oscar ceremony that concluded the awards season back in 2017, making La La Land a big triumphant with a total of six statuettes.
The movie almost made it to becoming the best film of the year — well, sort of, since some chaos backstage provoked a huge misunderstanding when La La Land, first named Best Picture, was quickly deprived of the award initially meant for Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight.
As the ceremony’s executives explained later, the card for Best Picture somehow turned out to be a duplicate for the Best Actress category, a bit earlier won by La La Land’s Emma Stone.