How to watch The Last Rodeo? Streaming details of the Neal McDonough film, explored

The Last Rodeo is a film that falls under the drama genre and was released theatrically on May 23, 2025, by Angel Studios. Jon Avnet is the director, and he has also written the script with Derek Presley and Neal McDonough. Here's the official synopsis:

To save his grandson, a retired rodeo star enters a high-stakes bull-riding competition. Along the way, he confronts his past, discovers faith, and proves that true courage lies in family.

Since the film's theatrical run ended a while back, viewers have been waiting to stream it. The Last Rodeo is finally dropping on the digital platforms, and here's how and where you can watch it.

The Last Rodeo streaming details explored

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The Last Rodeo is available to be viewed on digital platforms. Viewers can get the film through video on demand on platforms like Fandango and Apple TV. The PVOD release date on Apple TV was initially slated for July 15, but it was later changed. The film can be bought digitally for $24.99, and if you want to rent it for 48 hours, you will have to pay $19.99. For the members of the Angel Guild, the film is also available on their streaming platform.

More about The Last Rodeo

The Last Rodeo is produced by Jon Avnet, Darren Moorman, Kip Konwiser, Stephen Preston, Ruvé McDonough, and Neal McDonough under their banners of Brooklyn Films, Red Sky Studios and The McDonough Company. The film revolves around a retired rodeo cowboy who is forced to enter the arena in order to save his grandson by making enough money for an expensive brain surgery. Here's a list of its cast members:

Neal McDonough as Joe Wainright
Ruvé McDonough as Rose Wainright
Mykelti Williamson as Charlie Williams
Christopher McDonald as Jimmy Mack
Sarah Jones as Sally Wainright
Daylon Swearingen as Billy Hamilton
Irene Bedard as Agisa Williams

The film ended up grossing $14.8 million, recovering its $8 million budget. In an interview with Screen Rant, Neal McDonough revealed that the film's idea came from Jon Avnet. He said,

"[It] was all Jon's idea. The whole idea came from thinking what would happen to me if anything ever happened to my wife, Ruve. I started writing, and then we started building."

He added,

"What Jon did to this film by making it his own, by having those old man Rocky moments, by having the relationships between [Joe and Sally] be so fractured... what Jon did the best was pull out all the emotional moments for the characters. That, to me, is the calling card of this film."

Avent found the lack of faith in the protagonist interesting. He stated,

"I thought Neil had made a really brilliant choice, which is that he is character is not a man of faith. He lost his faith. Neil is very religious, so to do this made it much more interesting. To see his journey and why he lost that faith, how he could reacquire it, I thought it was a brilliant conceit."

Will you be watching The Last Rodeo?