From March 14-16, watch these three underrated movies on Max: an excellent cop thriller, an eye-opening sports documentary, ...

HBO Max is now Max. Once upon a time ... to changes in the Max library or just to keep things fresh. Just because a movie no longer appears on this list doesn’t mean it’s been removed from ...

A note about how this list was made: In the interest of keeping it relevant, we're emphasizing movies recently added to HBO/Max and new releases, but we've also made sure to add other movies we ...

A24 has built a reputation for delivering some of the most fascinating films, regardless of genre or budget. Whether working ...

In addition to new Warner and HBO films, the streamer has a treasure trove of Golden Age classics, indie flicks and foreign films. Start with these. By Scott Tobias When HBO Max debuted in May ...

That's why we've carefully combed through Max's top 10 list to highlight which movies deserve a spot on your watchlist. This includes a psychological horror thriller where Hugh Grant puts on his ...

The best movies on Max reflect some of the best that mainstream streaming services have to offer. That’s because it used to be called HBO Max, and we all like HBO. Now it’s just Max ...

The Parenting is the most popular movie on Max this week, but so far reviews of the new horror-comedy have been very mixed. It has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 50% from the critics, which is too low to ...

A critically acclaimed horror film sits as the #1 most-viewed title on HBO’s Max platform today. Get the full rundown at ...

It’s Meet the Parents meets the Exorcist parody stuff from Scary Movie 2. With Parker Posey stealing scenes and Brian Cox going demonic. Lot going on here.

Max’s library is packed with content, easily making it among the go-to services for streaming the best movies. But the platform is far more than its sheer quantity of movies, offering audiences ...

Now that we’re used to HBO Max shedding the best part of its name to become just Max, we can concentrate on what really matters: the movies. Well, as long as the company still bothers to release ...