#Best documentaries on hbo max movie#
Just because a movie no longer appears on this list doesn’t mean it’s been removed from Max. You’ll find our selections organized into five genre categories - drama, action, horror, comedy, and family-friendly - and each week we cycle our recommendations, whether in response to changes in the Max library or just to keep things fresh. Our aim is to pull from a cross-section of what the service offers, including recent additions (this month look for Gravity and When Harry Met Sally), enduring classics ( 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Silence of the Lambs), award winners ( Spirited Away), under-the-radar gems ( Shoplifters), general Vulture favorites ( Clèo from 5 to 7), and even films that offer an undercooked story but can’t-miss performances from its stars ( First Reformed). The streaming giant’s deep, wide bench makes it perhaps the hardest service to pare down to 30 great films, but somehow we found a way.
Discovery holds onto its licensing deals).īut you’re not here to celebrate the size of Max’s library. catalog, as well as hosting Criterion, TCM, and Studio Ghibli (at least for as long as the merged Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max is best understood as the streaming service with a dense catalog of classic films, pulling from generations of the Warner Bros. Once upon a time, the streaming service was where you could stream blockbusters like Dune and The Matrix Resurrections on the same day they landed in theaters, but that era long gone. Almost everything on the service is quality content, unlike Netflix which like 80 (imo) of the originals are garbage. The actual content they have is top tier.
*New additions are indicated with an asterisk. Never had HBO before Max, and I'm also one of those people speaking negatively about it most of the time, but that's more on the technical side of it. This article is updated frequently as titles leave and enter Max.
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