One Battle After Another Showtimes: Dublin, Galway, Cork & More

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest starring Leonardo DiCaprio hit Irish cinemas on 26 September 2025, and if you’re hunting for where to catch it, you’ve probably already noticed the options aren’t spread evenly across the country. Dublin cinemas have been running regular screenings since release, while Cork and Galway present a different story. This guide maps out the actual showtime landscape — which venues have tickets available, what formats you can expect, and where streaming fits into the picture.

Runtime: 162–168 min · Director: Paul Thomas Anderson · Lead Actor: Leonardo DiCaprio · Release Year: 2025 · Primary Markets: Ireland theaters

Where can we see One Battle After Another?

The Irish theatrical landscape for this film splits clearly along regional lines. Dublin has the most options, while Cork and Galway present limited or no availability.

Dublin screenings

Dublin remains the primary market for One Battle After Another. Light House Cinema lists the film with its 162-minute runtime, while the Irish Film Institute (IFI) offers screenings in both 70mm film and digital formats with a 168-minute runtime. ODEON Cinemas Ireland provides booking across its Dublin locations, and Omniplex Rathmines allows pre-booking through Entertainment.ie.

Galway showtimes

No specific showtime listings for Galway cinemas appeared in available Omniplex sources or other theater directories at time of research (Omniplex Ireland). Visitors to Galway seeking screenings may need to check directly with local venues.

Cork theaters

The Arc Cinema in Cork has no performances scheduled for One Battle After Another at time of writing. The venue lists the 162-minute runtime and genres on its event page, but no upcoming showdates were available.

For Cork visitors, the practical gap at Arc Cinema leaves ODEON Dublin locations as the closest alternative if traveling is an option, though the research found no ODEON venue in Cork itself.

Is One Battle After Another on Netflix?

One Battle After Another does not currently appear on Netflix, and no confirmed streaming date has been announced for the platform (Entertainment.ie). The theatrical release on 26 September 2025 was followed reportedly by Prime Video availability, but Netflix carriage has not been confirmed by any major source in the research data.

Current availability

The film reportedly became available on Amazon Prime Video following its theatrical run, according to Entertainment.ie (Entertainment.ie streaming guide). This makes Prime Video the confirmed streaming home at time of writing.

Future release expectations

Standard industry practice suggests Netflix may acquire rights 90–180 days post-theatrical, though specific terms for One Battle After Another have not been announced. HBO Max and other platforms were not confirmed as options in available sources.

Is One Battle After Another on Amazon Prime?

Yes, One Battle After Another is confirmed as available on Amazon Prime Video (Entertainment.ie). This applies to subscribers in Ireland through the standard Prime Video library.

Prime Video status

The Entertainment.ie streaming guide lists the film under “where to watch,” confirming Prime Video as an active platform. Prime membership in Ireland includes access to Prime Video’s full catalog, with no additional rental or purchase fee typically required for included titles.

Free watching rules

Prime Video titles included with a standard Prime membership carry no extra charge. Titles marked as “add-on” or rental/purchase require separate payment. One Battle After Another appeared in the main library rather than as an additional-cost item per Entertainment.ie (Entertainment.ie), though availability can change.

Will One Battle After Another be in IMAX 70mm?

One Battle After Another is screening at the Irish Film Institute in 70mm film format, which represents a premium presentation option for Dublin visitors (Irish Film Institute). This is distinct from IMAX-branded auditoriums but offers comparable film-grain texture that Anderson enthusiasts often seek.

IMAX reissue details

No IMAX-specific screenings were confirmed in available sources. The IFI 70mm presentation is the closest analogue — a film format rather than digital projection that Anderson’s work is known for. Irish Film Institute lists the dual format (70mm and Digital) on its film page, with the 70mm version representing the specialty option.

Is One Battle After Another available for streaming yet?

The film is reportedly available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video in Ireland (Entertainment.ie), having moved from theatrical to at-home viewing following the standard release window.

Hulu and other platforms

Hulu availability was not confirmed in any source reviewed. The platform’s US-centric library does not always align with Irish streaming rights. No mention of Hulu appeared in the Entertainment.ie streaming guide for this title.

Theater vs streaming

Dublin venues continue offering theatrical screenings alongside streaming availability, giving audiences the choice between the cinema experience and home viewing. Light House Cinema and IFI list the film on their programming pages, suggesting ongoing theatrical availability alongside the Prime Video option.

The implication for Irish viewers is clear: Dublin cinephiles can choose between four active venues and the IFI 70mm experience, while Cork and Galway audiences facing limited or no theatrical access can rely on Prime Video for home viewing.

Bob is a washed-up revolutionary who lives in a state of stoned paranoia, surviving off-grid with his spirited and self-reliant daughter, Willa.

— Light House Cinema, film synopsis

After his freewheeling, shaggy dog adaptation of Inherent Vice (2014), Paul Thomas Anderson once again finds inspiration in the work of author Thomas Pynchon. There are some surprising new additions to Anderson’s palette in his latest star-studded, action-packed, darkly comic epic.

— Irish Film Institute, film review

The implications for Irish viewers break down by location: Dublin cinephiles have genuine luxury with four active venues and format options including the IFI 70mm screenings. Cork audiences face a practical gap — The Arc Cinema has no current bookings, leaving only remote viewing options if the situation persists. Galway visitors remain in limbo with no confirmed listings, potentially requiring travel to Dublin or online access to Prime Video.