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Searching (2018), directed by Aneesh Chaganty, is a drama film and is available to stream on 6 services in the US. With an IMDb score of 7.6/10 and 92% on Rotten Tomatoes from 4,200 ratings, it is well-reviewed by critics and audiences alike. Originally released in 2018, it's now a streaming staple.
The film stars John Cho, Michelle La, and Debra Messing. At 102 minutes, it's easy to fit into a single evening. It fits comfortably into a single sitting without feeling rushed.
Searching isn't currently included with any US streaming subscription, but it's available to rent or buy from Amazon Video, Apple iTunes, and Google Play Movies. If you're picking what to watch next, it shares a vibe with Silent Hill and Psycho, both of which are available to stream right now.
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- No — Searching isn't currently streaming on Netflix in the US.
- Searching isn't currently included with a US streaming subscription. It may be available to rent or buy.
- No — Searching isn't currently streaming on Prime Video in the US.
- No — Searching isn't currently free to stream in the US.
- Searching runs 1h 42m (102 minutes total).
- IMDb 7.6/10 · Rotten Tomatoes 92% · Metacritic 71/100.
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