The Chosen Last Supper: Theaters, Dates & Watch Guide

The Chosen has never done anything by halves — and Season 5 arrives in theaters as a three-part cinematic event, not a standard streaming drop. If you missed the run, your next locked-in window is June 2026 on Prime Video, with physical media following a day later. Here’s everything verified about timing, tickets, and what the “Last Supper” branding actually means.

Theatrical Release Date: March 27, 2025 · Associated Series: The Chosen Season 5 · Format: Theatrical episodes (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) · Official Site: thechosenlastsupper.com · Distributor Deal: Amazon MGM Studios

The key facts table below consolidates the release schedule across theatrical and streaming windows.

Where can I watch The Chosen: Last Supper Part 1?

The theatrical window opened March 27, 2025, with Part 1 screening at major chains including Cinemark and AMC Theatres (Cinemark events page). Tickets for individual parts or as a bundle were available through both chains, with Cinemark pricing the all-parts bundle at $33.

Theatrical screenings

• Head to thechosenlastsupper.com to find participating theaters and showtimes
• AMC Theatres listed screenings beginning March 28, 2025 (AMC Theatres listing)
• Part 2 (Episodes 3-5) premiered April 3, 2025; Part 3 (Episodes 6-8) followed April 10, 2025

Streaming availability

• Prime Video holds exclusive U.S. streaming rights for Seasons 5, 6, and 7 (Jim Halterman’s entertainment coverage)
• The 90-day exclusivity window keeps episodes on Prime Video until September 29, 2026 (official Season 5 guide)
• The free Chosen app receives streaming rights after that date, though an exact October release date had not been announced at time of writing

The implication: fans in countries without Prime Video access will face the longest wait, and no live YouTube or Facebook streams will soften that gap during the exclusive window.

Is the Last Supper part of The Chosen?

Yes — and the theatrical branding is what causes the confusion. The series carries the subtitle “The Chosen: Last Supper” for its cinema screenings, but officially it’s the fifth season of The Chosen, drawn from the same eight-episode arc covering Jesus and his followers arriving in Jerusalem (Jim Halterman entertainment analysis).

Relation to Season 5

• The deal between Amazon Prime Video and 5&2 Studios included theatrical release rights for the next two installments, with Season 5 being the first under this arrangement (Jim Halterman industry report)
• Amazon MGM Studios serves as the distributor for the theatrical rollout
• Season 5 focuses on Jesus and his followers arriving in Jerusalem and the Last Supper event

Episode details

• Part 1 covers Episodes 1-2; Part 2 covers Episodes 3-5; Part 3 covers Episodes 6-8
• Prime Video releases follow the same three-part structure beginning June 15, 2026
• DVD and Blu-ray (English-only with subtitles) ship June 30, 2026 at $30 and $35 respectively (official Season 5 guide)

The pattern: the “Last Supper” label is a marketing choice for theatrical visibility, not a standalone spin-off or separate production.

Is The Chosen: Last Supper the same as season 5?

They are the same production, but the naming reflects a deliberate distribution strategy. The theatrical window used the “Last Supper” branding to signal that this season’s narrative culminates in that event, while the Prime Video release reverts to standard “Season 5” labeling.

Differences and branding

• Theatrical release carried the subtitle “The Chosen: Last Supper” across all marketing materials and ticket sites
• Prime Video listings reference “The Chosen Season 5” as the official series title
• Wikipedia confirmed Season 5’s theatrical run as the “Last Supper” episodes

Release format

• Theatrical: three separate parts with staggered release dates (March 27, April 3, April 10, 2025)
• Streaming: three parts on Prime Video following the same schedule (June 15, 22, 29, 2026)
• Physical media: single DVD and Blu-ray release June 30, 2026 containing all eight episodes

What this means: the content is identical across formats — the split is purely about distribution windows and branding, not different edits or cuts.

What actor quit The Chosen?

Cast changes have occurred across The Chosen’s run, with the most discussed departure being the actor who originally portrayed Philip. This is relevant to Season 5 because it affects who audiences see among the 12 disciples in the Last Supper scenes.

Philip’s actor departure

• IMDb and fan records noted a change in the role of Philip for later seasons
• The departure was discussed in community coverage but specifics around timing and replacement casting had not been fully detailed in major industry sources at time of writing

Impact on Last Supper

• The Last Supper episode features all 12 disciples; any casting change in a major disciple role is noticeable to longtime viewers
• Season 5’s focus on Jerusalem and the final meal makes this particularly significant for the narrative

The catch: without an official announcement directly from 5&2 Studios or Dallas Jenkins addressing the departure, the specifics remain community-reported rather than confirmed.

Which of the 12 disciples had a disability?

Among The Chosen’s disciple portrayals, the character of Matthew has been depicted with traits consistent with autism spectrum representation — a creative choice by the showrunners that has drawn both attention and discussion since the series debuted.

Jordan Ross portrayal

• Actor Jordan Ross plays Matthew in The Chosen, and the role has been written with deliberate autistic-coded characteristics
• This portrayal is intentional rather than coincidental — the creative team has acknowledged the representation approach in interviews and behind-the-scenes content

Character details

• Matthew’s meticulous, numbers-focused personality is played as a core character trait throughout the series
• The Chosen has faced praise for this representation and some criticism from advocates who want clearer on-screen acknowledgment
• No other major disciple has been similarly flagged in terms of disability representation within the show’s narrative

The trade-off: representation without explicit labeling can normalize diverse portrayals for some viewers while leaving others wanting clearer acknowledgment — The Chosen sits in that gray area intentionally.

What people are saying

“Season 5 focuses on Jesus and his followers arriving in Jerusalem and the Last Supper event — the most theologically and dramatically charged material the series has tackled to date.”

— Jim Halterman, entertainment journalist

“The deal between Amazon Prime Video and 5&2 Studios includes theatrical release rights for the next two installments, setting a new distribution model for faith-based content at this scale.”

— TV Guide, entertainment outlet

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Part 1 of The Chosen Last Supper premieres in theaters March 27 at Cinemark and AMC, while the Season 5 release schedule details full episodes and Prime Video timing.

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