Settle in and press 'play'.
While Minchin apologised for the delay, he explained that the decision wasn't up to him, adding: "As filmmakers, we would prefer audiences to see the film in a cinema."
The comedian continued: "The large format and excellent sound do justice to the incredible detail of the work. I know not everyone can afford it, but if you can, and you’re a fan of the musical, I do think being in the UK – the only place in the world where it got a proper cinema release is a good thing."
Minchin added that the deal between Sony and Netflix "might be disappointing, but it makes sense and is one of the reasons the film is so good."
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