Damn, that is great to know actually. Me and my wife are a bit older in age, and are very accustomed to doing the whole live feeds thing of HBO, especially for a few shows in particular.
Thank you. For now it will be Apple TV then.
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Thank you. For now it will be Apple TV then.
Disney handled some amount of the distribution of a number of their films, but never bought them.
Watching Ponyo with my toddler now. This is super pretty. So far I'm enjoying it more than impressions had led me to believe I would when it came out.
Kiddo loves it, hasn't taken his eyes off the tv in like half an hour lol.
Kiddo loves it, hasn't taken his eyes off the tv in like half an hour lol.
Yeah they literally own cartoon network so I dont understand why its so sparse. I know that there is a boomerang streaming service out there for like 5 bucks but this is just silly.
I was able to use my HBO Now credentials to sign in, cool. No extra effort or anything on my part.
This is so much better than HBO Now. Movies I actually want to watch, and way more serials.
This is so much better than HBO Now. Movies I actually want to watch, and way more serials.
I think I overestimated how amazingly deep their catalog would be. Theres come classics there but a whole lotta filler as well. If only this was $10, this would be a great secondary sub. I'll probably check it out again in a 6-12 months and hopefully theyll have bolstered their catalog some more.
Yeah, there is definitely some great movies in there..but a ton of random movies as well, I guess that is the thing with these services, you get a bit of everything. I'm happy so far with what I have seen though, lots of Disney titles surprisingly.
I came in here to complain that I can't get this on my LG. I have plenty of other means of accessing it, but that would be the ideal means. No 4k is also a bummer.
Fuck.It's up to Season 3 so you gotta wait a little longer for Season 4 which will roll out on Hulu and Max.
Full Studio Ghibli catalogue except for Grave of the Fireflies which is on Hulu.Only dubbed.
Nevermind it's listed seperately, you can choose between Japanese or English via the play button on the right of the list.
Preciate it!
They specifically tweeted that Ed Edd and Eddy was going to be there at launch. So there's probably a few things that are supposed to be there that for whatever reason aren't showing up yet. I am sure there will be a decent amount of things popping up over the next few days. Plus beyond that they are going to be adding a lot of stuff for "June" on Monday.
When checking the app store on my iPad, it showed HBO Max already installed. When I opened it, it was instead opening HBO Now.
I had to delete HBO Now then download the HBO Max app, works correctly now. Didn't even have to sign in again.
I had to delete HBO Now then download the HBO Max app, works correctly now. Didn't even have to sign in again.
Everything coming to HBO MAX in June:
Key titles:
- Titanic
- Ford v Ferrari
- Doctor Sleep
- First Man
Key titles:
- Titanic
- Ford v Ferrari
- Doctor Sleep
- First Man
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is already on the service, weirdly.
Rest of this looks great though. Excited to have Speed Racer streaming.
Just tested out some Godzilla movies, the original Godzilla and Raids Again are both the regular Japanese Dub, but Invasion of the Astro Monster is English for some reason with no other option. That was the next one I was gonna watch on my Blu Ray set, so weird
LikeDisney+, I'm sure there will be a steady rollout of more stuff post launch. Just give it time.
A bunch of Disney's shows were all jacked up on launch.
A bunch of Disney's shows were all jacked up on launch.
Extremely disappointed to wake up and see that the HBO Now app on my Roku did not upgrade to Max.
I went online and did a quick search: apparently Amazon and Roku won't have Max at launch because of discussions with AT&T. Horrible choice to launch without those two platforms, they are losing out on roughly 40 million subscribers.
I went online and did a quick search: apparently Amazon and Roku won't have Max at launch because of discussions with AT&T. Horrible choice to launch without those two platforms, they are losing out on roughly 40 million subscribers.
I also noticed that on my lunch an hour ago. It's a pretty big bummer as my biggest TV is a Roku and doesn't have a Chromecast. If Roku doesn't get it, I'll probably get another Chromecast.
I mean the palyer seems a lot more stable, but I only watched the first ten minutes of the cat returns. No hitching or stutter or resolution drops like I got with NOW every.single.time.
They've been independent since 2005 and GKIDs distributes in the us, Warner got the rights last year https://deadline.com/2019/10/hbo-max-studio-ghibli-streaming-rights-1202762553/
Appreciate this. Unfortunately when I go to ATT TV Now's website I see no banners that mention verifying the phone number. I must be blind. :/
Disappointed most of the new stuff is only HBO's content, that's probably so they can get those articles about "What's coming to HBOMax this month."
But the classics are amazing, I hope they keep adding to them.
If you look a few posts up at #1021, a lot of what is coming in June is not "HBO" but permanent additions to the catalog.
Specifically, these:
June 1
4th & Forever: Muck City, Season One
Another Cinderella Story, 2008
Black Beauty, 1994
Bridget Jones's Baby, 2016
The Bucket List, 2007
Cabaret, 1972
The Champ, 1979
Chicago, 2002
A Cinderella Story, 2004
A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song, 2011
Clash Of The Titans, 2010
Cradle 2 the Grave, 2003
Drop Dead Gorgeous, 1999
Elf, 2003
Enter The Dragon, 1973
Final Destination, 2000
Final Destination 2, 2003
Final Destination 3, 2006
The Final Destination, 2009
Firewall, 2006
Flipped, 2010
Frantic, 1988
From Dusk Til Dawn, 1996
Full Metal Jacket, 1987
The Goonies, 1985
Heaven Can Wait, 1978
Heidi, 2006
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, 2013
The Hunger, 1983
The Iron Giant, 1999
It Takes Two, 1995
Juice, 1992
The Last Mimzy, 2007
License To Wed, 2007
Looney Tunes: Back in Action, 2003
The Losers, 2010
Love Jones, 1997
Lucy, 2020 (HBO)
Magic Mike, 2012
McCabe and Mrs. Miller, 1971
Misery, 1990
Must Love Dogs, 2005
My Dog Skip, 2000
Mystic River, 2003
The Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter, 1991
The Neverending Story, 1984
New York Minute, 2004
Nights In Rodanthe, 2008
No Reservations, 2007
Ordinary People, 1980
The Parallax View, 1974
A Perfect World, 1993
Personal Best, 1982
Presumed Innocent, 1990
Richie Rich (Movie), 1994
Rosewood, 1997
Rugrats Go Wild, 2003
Running on Empty, 1988
Secondhand Lions, 2003
Space Cowboys, 2000
Speed Racer, 2008
Splendor in the Grass, 1961
Summer Catch, 2001
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, 1990
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2, 1991
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3, 1993
Tess, 1980 (HBO)
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride, 2005
The Time Traveler's Wife, 2009
Titanic, 1997
TMNT, 2007
Torch Song Trilogy, 1988
Tweety's High-Flying Adventures, 2000
U.S. Marshals, 1998
Unaccompanied Minors, 2006
Veronica Mars, 2014
We Are Marshall, 2006
When Harry Met Sally, 1989
Wild Wild West, 1999
You've Got Mail, 1998
June 2
Inside Carbonaro, Season One (TruTV)
June 4
We're Here, Season Finale (HBO)
June 5
Betty, Season Finale (HBO)
June 7
I May Destroy You, Series Premiere (HBO)
June 10
Infinity Train, Season 2 Premiere
June 14
I Know This Much Is True, Limited Series Finale (HBO)
Insecure, Season 4 Finale (HBO)
June 16
#GeorgeWashington, 2017
Age of Big Cats, Season One
Ancient Earth, Season One
Apocalypse: WWI, Season One
Big World in A Small Garden, 2016
The Celts: Blood, Iron & Sacrifice, Season One
Cornfield Shipwreck, 2019
The Daunting Fortress of Richard the Lionheart, 2019
David Attenborough's Ant Mountain, 2016
David Attenbourough's Light on Earth, 2016
DeBugged, 2018
Digits, Season One
Dragons & Damsels, 2019
Ebony: The Last Years of The Atlantic Slave Trade, 2016
Expedition: Black Sea Wrecks, Season One
First Man, 2017
Going Nuts: Tales from Squirrel World, 2019
Hack the Moon: Unsung Heroes of Apollo, 2019
The History of Food, Season One
Hurricane the Anatomy, Season One, 2018
Into the Lost Crystal Caves, 2016
Jason Silva: Transhumanism, 2016
King: A Filmed Record… Montgomery to Memphis (Part 1 & Part 2), Season One
Knuckleball!, 2019
Leonardo: The Mystery of The Lost Portrait, 2018
Looney Tunes (Batch 2) (6/22), Season One
Man's First Friend, 2018
Penguin Central, 2019
Pompeii: Disaster Street, 2020
Popeye (Batch 2) (6/22), Season One
Pyramids Builders: New Clues, 2019
Realm of the Volga, Season One
Sacred Spaces, Season One
Scandalous: The Untold Story of the National Enquirer, Documentary Premiere (CNN)
Scanning the Pyramids, 2018
Science vs. Terrorism, Season One
The Secret Lives of Big Cats, Season One
Secret Life of Lakes, Season One
Secret Life Underground, Season One
Secrets of the Solar System, Season One
Space Probes!, Season One
Speed, Season One
Spies of War, Season One
Tales of Nature, Season One
Tsunamis: Facing a Global Threat, 2020
Versailles Rediscovered: The Sun King's Vanished Palace, 2019
Viking Women, Season One
Vitamania, 2018
Whale Wisdom, 2019
The Woodstock Bus, 2019
June 18
Summer Camp Island, Season 2 Premiere
Karma, Series Premiere
June 19
Bully. Coward. Victim. The Story of Roy Cohn, Documentary Premiere (HBO)
Entre Nos: The Winners (HBO)
Bajo el mismo techo (AKA Under the Same Roof), 2020 (HBO)
June 21
Perry Mason, Limited Series Premiere (HBO)
June 22
Hard, Series Finale (HBO)
June 24
South Park, Seasons 1-23
Transhood, Documentary Premiere (HBO)
June 25
Adventure Time Distant Lands: BMO, Special Premiere
Doom Patrol, Season 2 Premiere
Esme & Roy, Season 2A Premiere
Search Party, Season 3 Premiere
June 26
Hormigas (AKA The Awakening of the Ants), 2020
June 28
I'll Be Gone in the Dark, Docuseries Premiere (HBO)
June 30
Welcome to Chechnya, Documentary Premiere (HBO)
Like someone else said these contracts are written years out so they might have licensed it out for someone for a bit before they realized what they were doing with HBO. Disney still doesn't have all their own movies on their service. Some aren't coming till like 2022
Wtf? They literally advertised it as one of their series. How about Big Bang?
They did the same with Ed, Edd, and Eddie (tweeted as recently as yesterday) which is also currently missing. We'll see shortly if it's just an error and they are getting them up in the next couple of days or if they really aren't going to roll them out until later.
Bunch of nonsense. They would improve their UI and increase bitrate if that was the case. Or they could have let their customers upgrade for free.
What does this mean ? Amazon doesn't want another app or ?
And this is why I said Roku screwed up by not being there on Day 1. Roku's main selling point is supposed to be a device that plays all your streaming apps. People are going to want to use other devices if they really want to use HBO Max.
Likewise, Warners screwed up by missing out on a major chunk of users on Day 1 when people are focused on the service as a whole rather than individual content.
Both of these companies screwed up over pennies. You greedy idiots.
It means that they want the Max content on their Prime Video without a separate app
Correct. Currently, if you sub through Amazon, it all comes through one app, making it super convenient.
HBO wants all the additional MAX content to be in its own app, making subbing through Amazon kinda meaningless.
