Reflecting the sign of the times, how far does one go to achieve fame on the internet? For Danni Sanders, an ambitious young woman who dreams of becoming famous online, as far as she could. Going on an imaginary trip to Paris to hype up her social media presence, she soon learns that online notoriety has a terrible price to pay. And when she finally gets what she wants by pretending to be a survivor of a deadly attack, she realises that lies are amongst the quickest things in the world to backfire.
Streaming now in Australia is the new satirical comedy, Not Okay, which you can instantly watch. Find out how using this guide.
What’s in this Guide?
Not Okay movie preview
Danni Sanders is an aspiring writer who works as a photo editor at an online magazine. Struggling to be seen and having a hard time making friends, she lies about going to Paris to impress her social media influencer co-worker, Colin. Posting edited photos, she finally gets the attention she’s wanted, garnering new Instagram followers, including Colin.
When a terrifying incident takes place in Paris, everyone she knows mistakenly believes she has just survived a terrorist attack. She then finds followers and fame pretending to be a survivor. Being given a new life and all the attention she’s wanted, she ditches her initial plan to come clean, embracing her new-found stardom and the lies that come with it.
Not Okay is directed by Quinn Shephard (Blame) and stars Zoey Deutch (Everybody Wants Some!!) and Dylan O’Brien (Teen Wolf). Garnering positive reviews from critics and viewers alike, the film’s themes are timely and relevant, depicting the realities of online life and how chasing online notoriety comes with a terrible price. On Rotten Tomatoes, Not Okay garnered a 75% approval rating.
Not Okay trailer
Thinking of watching the movie? You can check out the Not Okay trailer first.
Which streaming services show the Not Okay movie?
A young woman rises to fame when she poses as the survivor of a deadly attack, but she soon learns that a white lie can turn massive in a blink of an eye, compromising her moral quandary. A STAR Original Movie, you can instantly stream the movie in Australia via Disney Plus after its 29th July 2022 release date.
| Streaming Services | Not Okay |
|---|---|
| Disney Plus | Yes |
| BINGE | No |
| Foxtel | No |
| Foxtel Now | No |
| Foxtel from Telstra | No |
| Amazon Prime Video | No |
| Netflix | No |
| Stan | No |
| Apple TV+ | No |
| Free to air | No |
How to watch the Not Okay movie in Australia?
Not Okay is currently streaming on demand via Disney Plus. There are no free trials available so new customers can choose between the monthly and the yearly plan, priced at $13.99 and $139.99, respectively. In addition to Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar, Disney, and National Geographic content, Disney Plus offers the Star channel more content that’s catered to adult audiences. Being a Disney Plus exclusive, the movie won’t be available on free-to-air.
Stream Not Okay on Disney Plus
To watch Not Okay, Australia now has Disney Plus. New customers will need to sign up for an account to access Disney Plus’ rich catalogue of content, including the best Disney Plus shows.
With just a single tier, there’s no need to pick more expensive plans in order to stream simultaneously. Disney Plus allows users to stream on up to four screens at the same time for the monthly price of $13.99. If you want to save a little bit, you can opt for the $139.99 annual plan, which works out to be only around $12 per month.
With so many great movies being added, it’s about time to join Disney Plus. You can also check out our Disney Plus review to know more about the service and its features.
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Not Okay cast
Joining Zoey Deutch and Dylan O’Brien are Mia Isaac and Nadia Alexander. Check out the complete cast and their respective characters below.
Other movies on Disney Plus
The Disney Plus library is home to a huge range of must-see TV episodes and movies for all tastes and ages from around the world. From drama and action to the best documentaries to new movies, you’re never short of something to watch, all created by the biggest names in entertainment, which includes Marvel, Disney, 20th Century Fox, and more.
New titles are added each and every week so the choice is never an issue. These include hits like WandaVision, Loki, and Moon Knight. We have made a few more suggestions when it comes to what’s on Disney Plus below so there’s always something to search for and watch.
Streaming devices for watching on Disney Plus
The following is a list of compatible internet-connected devices for which you can stream TV shows and movies on Disney Plus at home or on the go.
Devices supported on Disney+
- Amazon Fire TV: Yes – All Fire TV devices & Fire TV Edition Smart TVs
- Amazon Fire Tablet: Yes – Fire OS 5.0 or later
- Apple TV: Yes – tvOS 11.0 and later; 4th-generation Apple TV
- Foxtel: Yes – Foxtel iQ5, iQ4 or iQ3
- Hubbl: Yes – Hubbl Glass & Hubbl Puck
- Chromecast: Yes – Version 1 and newer; Google Nest Hub and Google Nest Hub Max; Vizio Smart TVs (with built-in Chromecast); Android TV devices
- Chromebook: Yes – via Disney+ Android app
- Roku: Yes – Roku boxes and sticks and TVs
- Android TV: Yes – OS 7.0 or later on Google certified TVs
- LG Smart TV: Yes – LG models running webOS 3.0 and above
- Samsung Smart TV: Yes – 2017 models and newer (Tizen OS)
- Hisense Smart TVs and Toshiba Smart TVs: Yes – with VIDAA OS U6 1.2 and other selected models
- PC: Yes – Web browser only; Chrome (version 75+ on Windows 7 or later); Microsoft Edge (version 79+ on Windows 10 or later); Firefox (version 75+ on Windows 7 or later
- Mac: Yes – Safari 11+ is supported on macOS 10.12 (Sierra) and later; Chrome 75+ is supported on macOS 10.10 (Yosemite) and later; Firefox 75+ is supported on macOS 10.9 (Mavericks) and later
- Android phones/tablets: Yes – Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or later
- iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad: Yes – iOS 15.3 and later
- PlayStation: Yes – PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5
- Xbox: Yes – Xbox One, Xbox One X, Xbox One S, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S
- Xfinity Flex and X1 TV Box: Yes; select Xfinity X1 models
- Fetch TV: Yes
