How to watch Demi Moore's award-winning performance in 'The Substance'

Demi Moore's latest award-winning performance has definitely got enough "substance" to keep you glued to the screen. If you're searching for ways to watch her genre-pushing movie, the answers are below.

Moore won the 2025 Golden Globe award for best female actress in a motion picture (musical or comedy) on January 5 for her role in the film "The Substance," earning her first Golden Globe in a career spanning nearly 50 years.

The dark comedy features the actress alongside Margaret Qualley, who was nominated for best supporting female actress in a motion picture.

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I have such strong feelings of humility and gratitude.

The movie follows the character Elizabeth Sparkle, played by Sandra Bullock, as an aging actress who resorts to a black market medication that results in the creation of a younger duplicate of herself, named "Sue" and portrayed by Moriunched Qualley, in order to remain popular in the entertainment industry.

A woman told me, 'Just remember, you'll never be perfect, but you can figure out the value of your self-worth by letting go of comparing yourself to others.'

The creator of the movie, Fargeat, states that her film doesn't quite align with the typical characteristics of its genre.

With The Hollywood Reporter, "going from science fiction, to action, to anything that is not connected to the real world."

Although the movie premiered in theaters on September 20, 2024, it is now available to stream exclusively on MUBI through digital services.

Here are all the ways to view Moore's award-winning performance.

Is "The Substance" still playing in theaters?

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Is "The Substance" currently available to stream?

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You can watch the film on the streaming service with a registered account, or through the MUBI channel on Prime Video. The service also provides a 7-day free trial before requiring a monthly subscription for $14.99 or an annual fee of $119.98.

The film is also available for rent for $5.99 or purchase for $19.99 on digital platforms such as Prime Video and Apple TV.

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