Avengers: Infinity War, one of 2018’s biggest movies and without a doubt the most ambitious cinematic endeavor in Marvel Studios history, is now available on Netflix for your viewing pleasure – just in time for the Christmas holidays.
That’s all well and good, but there’s a slight problem, and that’s that many users are complaining that they can’t find the film on the streaming site. Understandably, they’re taking to Twitter to let the company know (as evidenced by some of the Tweets below), expressing their disappointment and frustration in the process and accusing Netflix of trolling their viewers.
https://twitter.com/HapppyWarrior/status/1077591553827393537
Hey @netflix, don't tell me #InfinityWar is only available in select countries. Where, oh where is it? @Avengers
— LAZY OLSEN (@guywithfoureyes) December 25, 2018
@NetflixIndia Will Avengers Infinity war be available on Netflix India soon?
— Adit Patel (@ptladit) December 25, 2018
@netflix trolling me avengers infinity war isn’t on Netflix😡😡😡😡🤬
— Austin Scheder (@A1Scheder) December 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/Asgeorge1991/status/1077587780019081218
I thought Avengers: Infinity War was supposed to be on Netflix today? That was my entertainment plan for the morning. :pout:
— Michelle Jones (@michellej) December 25, 2018
Thankfully, there does seem to be a solution to this. It turns out that by simply searching for the word “Infinity,” you’ll be able to locate the movie with ease. Why it’s not showing up otherwise remains unclear, but know that it is indeed there and Netflix hasn’t played some big Christmas prank on us all.
So, while you’ve likely seen it 10 times already, Avengers: Infinity War is now available to view via the streaming site, ensuring that you have plenty of juicy content to tide you over as you wait for Captain Marvel – not to mention that little-known Marvel sequel called Avengers: Endgame.
Those two pics will arrive on March 8th, 2019 and April 26th, 2019 respectively, before Spider-Man: Far From Home closes out what’ll surely be another huge year for the studio on July 5th. And after that? Well, it’s safe to say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe will never be the same again once those three aforementioned films have come and gone, and we simply cannot wait to find out what lies ahead in Phase 4.
