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The most underrated action series of the century is finally streaming on HBO Max
In 1971, martial arts legend Bruce Lee pitched a television show that was passed over for a simple and unfortunate reason: his race. At the time (and even now), Hollywood didn't have faith an American show with an Asian lead would attract an audience to satisfy costs. Lee died two years later in 1973, his dream unfulfilled.
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Everything coming to HBO Max in January 2021
Search Party, Euphoria, and so much more.
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HBO's 'The Last of Us' TV adaptation ordered to series, from Chernobyl's Craig Mazin
Craig Mazin's small screen take on The Last of Us video game franchise is officially coming to the Home Box Office. First announced in May of this year, the post-apocalyptic series has officially been green-lit, the premium cable network announced today. Mazin (scribe of The Hangover II - III and HBO's critically acclaimed Chernobyl miniseries) will write and executive produce the series alongside Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann.
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‘Chappelle’s Show’ to Be Pulled Off HBO Max at Dave Chappelle’s Request, Casey Bloys Says
HBO Max is honoring a request by Dave Chappelle to remove “Chappelle’s Show” from the streaming service at the end of this year. Casey Bloys, chief content officer of HBO and HBO Max, made the revelation during the keynote conversation on day one of Variety’s Virtual FYCFest.
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HBO Max no longer offers one-week free trials
As of this week, HBO Max is no longer offering a free one-week signup period to new subscribers.
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Wonder Woman 1984 will be the first title that HBO Max streams in 4K
When Warner Bros. announced in mid-November that Wonder Woman 1984 will be available on HBO Max the same day it premieres in select theaters, I groaned. Not because of the decision to bring the movie right to the living room — that’s the right call — but I knew that, at the time, all content on HBO Max still topped out at 1080p. Resolution is one area where the service badly trails its competitors.
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Ben Affleck Rumored To Return As Batman In HBO Max Series
Ben Affleck may not be putting away his bat-suit after all. After the announcement of Snyder Cut making its way to HBO Max, a new rumor has emerged about Ben Affleck's future as the Gotham Knight.
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HBO Max Acquires Russell T Davies’ AIDS Crisis Drama ‘It’s A Sin’
A Very English Scandal writer Russell T Davies’ HBO Max/Channel 4 AIDS crisis series It’s A Sin has secured a raft of international deals. Made by Red Production Company, All3Media International has sold the series to HBO Europe and HBO Latin America. Amazon Prime Video has acquired the show in Canada, while Stan and TVNZ will show it in Australia and New Zealand respectively.
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HBO Max Is Finally Coming to Amazon Fire TV
Almost six months after HBO Max’s launch, the WarnerMedia streaming service will finally be landing on Amazon Fire TV and Fire tablets. The HBO Max app for Amazon’s devices will be available Tuesday, Nov. 17. The launch will bring WarnerMedia’s flagship direct-to-consumer product to Amazon’s estimated 40 million-plus active Fire TV users as well as the company’s Fire tablet customers.
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HBO Max head says they're "working on" ideas to #SaveTheVentureBros.
Andy Forssell, who runs HBO Max, said this week that "class fans" have reached out to him about reviving beloved animated series The Venture Bros., and that while there was "nothing imminent," the streamer is "working on" ideas to revive the show.
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‘Two Weeks To Live’: Maisie Williams’ Dark British Comedy Heads To HBO Max
HBO Max has acquired British dark comedy Two Weeks To Live, starring Game of Thrones alumna Maisie Williams and Fleabag’s Sian Clifford, which is currently airing on Sky in the UK. The Max Or…
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TV Ratings: ‘The Undoing’ Premiere Matches ‘Lovecraft Country’
Fresh off the stunning finale of “Lovecraft Country,” HBO’s newest occupant of the Sunday night time slot fared just as well in the ratings.
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Michael Keaton Rumored For Batman Beyond HBO Max Series
The internet went into meltdown earlier this year when it was announced that Michael Keaton would be returning to play Batman in The Flash, which will arrive 30 years after he last donned the cape and cowl. If that wasn’t exciting enough, the 69 year-old was also reported to have signed a lengthy contract with the studio, and given his age, that surely only meant one thing.
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George R.R. Martin Says Rickon Stark Was Almost Written Out of ‘Game of Thrones’
The original pilot for “Game of Thrones” was virtually unrecognizable compared to the one shown to audiences in 2011. Everything from hairstyles to actors to major scenes had to be reconsidered after the initial pilot failed to land with HBO executives in the early stages of the show’s development.
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Last Week Tonight With John Oliver Gets 3-Season Renewal at HBO
Last Week Tonight With John Oliver has been renewed for three more seasons — taking the weekly news commentary program into the year 2023
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‘Doom Patrol’ Renewed for Season 3 at HBO Max
Get ready for more superhero adventures: “Doom Patrol” has been renewed for a third season on HBO Max. “On behalf of the wonderful cast, writers and crew, we are thrilled and grateful f…
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‘Raised by Wolves’ Is the First Pleasant Surprise of the Fall
At a time when most fantasy series are going as big as possible, the Ridley Scott–produced HBO Max series gets back to the basics of science-fiction storytelling, and is all the better for it.
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HBO to Adapt Michael Crichton's 'Sphere' From 'Westworld' Creators
HBO has put in development an adaptation of Michael Chrichton's novel "Sphere" from "Westworld" duo Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy.
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At This Water Park Bloody Gashes Were the Price of Admission
The HBO Max documentary “Class Action Park” takes viewers inside Action Park, the New Jersey water park that “ended in a tidal wave of broken bones, lawsuits and fatalities.”
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HBO Max and HBO Have 36.3 Million Subscribers, Up 5% From End of 2019, AT&T Says
AT&T touted the “successful” launch of HBO Max — with the new service helping to boost overall HBO and HBO Max customers by a net 1.7 million over the first six months of 2020. As of June 30, 2020, AT&T’s WarnerMedia reported 36.3 million total U.S. subscribers to HBO Max and HBO, up from 34.6 million at Dec. 31, 2019. That’s an increase of 5% over that time period.
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