Collider reports that Shyamalan's sci‑fi flop After Earth is now officially free to stream as it is being added to Tubi's library.
Why it matters
Fans can now watch the long‑delayed Shyamalan film without cost.
Key facts
- The film After Earth is described as an infamous sci‑fi flop.
- It was designed as a star‑making vehicle for Jaden Smith.
- The free‑streaming release comes 13 years after the film debuted.
Evidence
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