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'Golden Compass' Vanishes from Tubi Oct 1
21 Sep
Summary
- Daniel Craig's 'Golden Compass' will leave Tubi on October 1.
- The 2007 film grossed $372 million worldwide against a $180 million budget.
- Craig is set to star in Netflix's upcoming Narnia movie, 'The Magician's Nephew'.
Fans have a limited time to watch Daniel Craig's 2007 fantasy film, 'The Golden Compass,' as it departs from Tubi on October 1. The movie, based on Philip Pullman's novel 'Northern Lights,' follows a young girl named Lyra in a world with animal companions called daemons. Lyra embarks on a dangerous quest when children begin to disappear.
Craig stars as Lyra's uncle, Lord Asriel, alongside a cast including Nicole Kidman and Ian McKellen. Despite a production budget of $180 million, the film achieved a worldwide gross of $372 million. It garnered a 41% score from critics on Rotten Tomatoes but received an Academy Award for its visual effects.
The timing of this streaming availability is notable as Craig prepares for another fantasy role. He is slated to play Uncle Andrew in Netflix's 'Narnia: The Magician's Nephew.' This new film is scheduled for a February 2027 cinema release, followed by its arrival on Netflix in April 2027.
