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HBO Max is now simply called Max. In April 2023, Warner Bros. Discovery, the firm’s parent company, made the announcement publicly. The streaming service underwent a rebranding, which resulted in the addition of a significant amount of new material from Discovery Plus as well as new pricing structures. But who exactly is Max? The new service incorporates both new and established components, in addition to newly developed programming. In this article, we will discuss what’s new on HBO Max, the Best movies, TV shows, and series, and the HBO movie premiere schedule.<\/p>
The widely used streaming service HBO Max rebranded as “Max” on Tuesday. The new brand, Warner Bros. Discovery, emerged last month, along with plans to combine the HBO Max and Discovery+ content libraries.<\/p>
However, the rebranding, first reported by CNBC in April, is meant to convey the message that Max is a family-friendly streaming service that provides more than just prestige dramas like “Succession” and “The Sopranos.”<\/p>
The removal of HBO from the name aims to protect the HBO brand’s reputation from association with demeaning TLC shows like “Dr. Pimple Popper” and “My 600-Lb. Life.”<\/p>
\u201cHBO is not TV. Warner Bros. Discovery’s president of streaming, JB Perrette, declared last month, “HBO is HBO.” We won’t put too much strain on it by expecting it to process all of this additional material at once. But the rebranding encompasses far more than just a new, shorter name.<\/p>
Max is the brand-new streaming service that Warner Bros. Discovery offers. It takes the place of HBO Max and brings some of the material from Discovery Plus into its own offering, making it a more comprehensive subscription package overall.<\/p>
The program, which is really just a renamed version of HBO Max, provides on-demand access to a huge library of television series and movies. This includes content that Max created, content from the Warner Bros. archive, content from HBO, Discovery, CNN, and the CW, as well as licensed TV shows and movies, among other content.<\/p>
Unfortunately, the days of HBO Max being one of the best streaming services online are over.<\/p>
So, why isn’t this once-popular service popular anymore? The decline started in 2022, when HBO Max stopped airing several of its original series. Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), the parent company of HBO, is not the only corporation to remove original streaming content that was originally thought to live on the platform indefinitely.<\/p>
In May 2023, WBD made another monumental shift by rebranding their service from “HBO” to “Max.” Instead of just changing the name, consumers had to download a new app in addition to HBO Max, and it was significantly inferior to the original.<\/p>
Even if the newly renamed Max is a good place to view a lot of DC, Discovery, and even HBO shows, that may not be enough for certain customers.<\/p>
Since many Discovery programs can be found on Max, we can only hope you enjoy them. As a group, we also mean quite a bit. Except for the first of the month, when Max adds many movies from the Warner Bros. cinema collection and a few films from other studios, these shows and movies far outshine anything HBO has to offer in August. The rivalry between the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers throughout the 1980s is explored in detail in the second season of Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty, another of HBO’s defining series.<\/p>
The question of whether or not Max is still worth the price remains a matter of taste. HBO’s original programming and film library are unrivaled, but we are not fans of Discovery’s “reality” programming. Whatever the case, you can find every new HBO and Max show that will air this month on our comprehensive list. Any titles sans “HBO” in the listing are exclusive to Max. The movies and shows we think you should watch are highlighted.<\/p>
After viewing HBO’s After the Bite, you might decide to brave the summer heat and not enjoy a refreshing plunge at the beach. The latest documentary to join our list of the best movies on HBO and Max is about the aftermath of a fatal great white shark attack in a small Cape Cod community in 2018. You can always toss on Avatar: The Way of Water if you’d prefer to dive in headfirst without worrying about sharks.<\/p>
An explanation of the selection process: To keep it current, we’ve focused on movies that have recently been added to HBO\/Max and new releases, but we’ve also included others that we think you’ll find interesting. We’ll update it on a regular basis. Here are the top 7 best movies on HBO Max<\/p>
This documentary examines the problem of increasing numbers of great white sharks and how a single fatal attack in a Cape Cod town left residents unsure of how to address it from multiple angles, including the management of seal populations, avoiding the ocean, and the impact of climate change. What stands out, though, is the philosophically significant question of what kind of relationship humans ought to have with the natural world.<\/p>
Year: 2023<\/p>
Director: Ivy Meeropol<\/p>
Genre: Documentary<\/p>
Rating: NR<\/p>
Metacritic score: 70<\/p>
The second installment of James Cameron’s Avatar felt like it had been in the works for decades. In truth, it was only a little over a decade between the release of the first film in 2009 and the release of The Way of the Water in 2018. To sum up the time frame: Set 16 years after the events of the first film, the sequel finds Jake (Sam Worthington) and Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) married, with children, and still blue. This is the second of five planned films in the series. Despite not appearing to create as big of a mark as the first film, Avatar 2 has become the third highest-grossing film of all time (behind only Avatar and Avengers: Endgame), surpassing Cameron’s own Titanic and all the Star Wars films.<\/p>
Year: 2022<\/p>
Director: James Cameron<\/p>
Stars: Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldana, Sigourney Weaver, and Stephen Lang<\/p>
Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi<\/p>
Rating: PG-13<\/p>
Metacritic score: 67<\/p>
This moving documentary on the life of legendary artist and activist Nan Goldin is up for Best Documentary at the 2023 Academy Awards. She discusses her sister’s death, her time spent in LGBTQ subcultures in New York City, and her decision to make it her life’s work to hold the Sackler family accountable for the opioid problem through a series of personal interviews and artfully crafted slideshows. It’s not just a strong contender for best documentary of 2022; it’s also a strong contender for best film of 2022.<\/p>
Year: 2022<\/p>
Director: Laura Poitras<\/p>
Stars: Nan Goldin<\/p>
Genre: Documentary<\/p>
Rating: NR<\/p>
Metacritic score: 90<\/p>
There was a leak of a confidential report in 2017 that revealed Russian meddling in the 2016 US presidential election. Former NSA translator Reality Winner (yep, that’s her real name) was given the harshest term ever given to a government whistleblower when she was given more than five years in prison for the crime a year later. Sydney Sweeney, HBO’s reigning muse (Euphoria, The White Lotus), is fantastic in this riveting true story, which unfolds mostly in real time over the course of the FBI’s more than an hour-long interrogation of the 25-year-old.<\/p>
Year: 2023<\/p>
Director: Tina Satter<\/p>
Stars: Sydney Sweeney, Josh Hamilton, John Way, March\u00e1nt Davis, and Benny Elledge<\/p>
Genre: Drama<\/p>
Rating: NR<\/p>
Metacritic score: 84<\/p>