The LEGO movie brand takes on a new form with Pharrell Williams’ biopic Piece by Piece, and there are multiple options for where to watch it. The popular toy bricks previously were given the big-budget, animated movie treatment by Warner Bros. between 2014 and 2019. However, after focusing on original stories, Batman, and more, musician Pharrell Williams began developing a biopic told through the LEGO branding. Piece by Piece is a very different LEGO movie since it chronicles Pharrell’s career and life and uses the full creativity of LEGOs.

This makes Piece by Piece the fifth LEGO movie to be released in theaters, although it is the first from Universal. Warner Bros. failed to successfully develop another film in the franchise after The LEGO Movie: The Second Part came out in 2019. This led to Universal Pictures acquiring the film rights to all future LEGO movies, which got the studio involved in Piece by Piece. While the movie didn’t earn big box office numbers like the previous LEGO movies, Piece by Piece could find a new audience on streaming.

Piece By Piece Is Available On Peacock

Peacock Serves As The Streaming Debut For Piece By Piece

After being released in theaters in October 2024, Piece by Piece makes its streaming debut on Peacock starting on February 7, 2025. Though Peacock is largely known as the platform where all of NBC’s beloved series are available, like Friends and The Office, it is also a place for many of Universal’s latest movies once they hit streaming. Peacock is available on two pricing tiers. The ad-supported option is available for $7.99 per month (or $79.99 per year) while the ad-free option is $13.99 per month ($139.99 per year).

Piece By Piece Is Available To Rent Or Buy

There Are Several Video-On-Demand Options

The option to watch Piece by Piece at home without a streaming service subscription also exists thanks to its digital release. Before releasing on Peacock, Piece by Piece was added to the major PVOD services to buy or rent on digital. The one-time viewing option for rentals is available at a cheaper price ranging from $5.99 to $6.99 depending on the service. The purchase options are more expensive, with fans able to own Piece by Piece on digital for $14.99.