In a pleasant twist, it'll be possible to watch Artemis Fowl for free when it launches this Friday on June 12 via Disney Plus - and it's easy to do. That's certainly not what we expected from a big-budget movie which was originally slated to launch in theatres during May of this year.
- Disney Plus free trial: Get seven days of free Disney Plus here (opens in new tab)
How? Simple. A Disney Plus free trial (opens in new tab) will allow you to stream the movie without paying anything so long as you're a new user. That's because a free trial gives you a full seven days of Disney Plus (opens in new tab) at no cost, allowing you to watch Artemis Fowl for free with no strings attached. Even though you'll need to sign up first, you won't be charged so long as you cancel your membership before the seventh day is over. Our guide has advice on how to do just that.
As we mentioned in our Disney Plus review (opens in new tab), there's plenty of other movies, shows, and franchises to enjoy in your week-long trial as well. Because you can now watch Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker online (opens in new tab) via Disney Plus, you can blaze the entire Star Wars saga (including The Clone Wars (opens in new tab) series and The Mandalorian (opens in new tab)) for nothing. What's more, a ton of Marvel movies are available via the service alongside all the Disney and Pixar you could hope for. That means the likes of Avatar and Toy Story are also present and correct.
Free Disney Plus Trial
Again, the thing to bear in mind is the fact that you have to be a new user of Disney Plus to access the free trial. You'll also need to cancel before the seventh day is over to avoid paying for the following month ($6.99 in the US and £5.99 in the UK). In other words, don't be fooled into thinking Disney Plus is free forever.
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