If you’re on AT&T, DirecTV, or HBO Now, yes

I think it’ll get phased out since it offers more than HBO Now

Damn so my parents hbo sub on cable doesn’t get me it? That’s f***ing wack. Luckily I have att on my phone so does that mean I get it for free?

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I'm getting it free or discounted cause I got cable

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Honestly if I can’t get it for free via my parents cable subscription it’s not for me

OH S*** FREE FOR ME CAUSE I GOT ATT UNLIMITED PREMIUM PLAN

i think one of the executives said they will keep it for a while, but they expect customers to migrate to max.

You back Lucy?

yeah

That’s assuming that hbo original content isn’t going to be hit or miss.

In HBO we trust

TCM? well damn thats why they closed Filmstruck down for.

HBO has enough in their back catalog that I would be okay.

(Plus Boondocks and a couple other shows they announced coming is enough for me to sub tbh)

With all the subscription services though it's gonna be wait and see if they can keep coming out with quality content so I'm not completely arguing your point.

Boondocks and HBO original shows should all be good. I just don’t trust everything else and back catalogue doesn’t matter how much they have, it really doesn’t matter to me when I can just buy them or find on the internet for free in like 5 minutes lol. $15 is too much I’m willing to pay and I don’t even sub to any until I see an original show I want to watch.

It really takes 15-30 mins after any shows airs to get from this site I’m on. Streaming has made that even faster. I just don’t see how all these streaming apps succeed especially something that’s $15. I’m shocked Netflix still succeeding tbh.

crave >

VARIETY - Warner Bros., HBO Max Set New Film Division for Streaming Service

Warner Bros. and HBO Max announced Wednesday the launch of Warner Max, a new film label that will serve as a production arm for its streaming service that’s launching in May.

The joint venture is expected to release eight to 10 mid-budget movies per year exclusively for the direct-to-consumer service. The first Warner Max title will premiere in 2020.
Warner Max will be overseen by HBO Max’s chief content officer Kevin Reilly and Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich, who will share greenlight responsibilities. They will work in collaboration with Warner Bros. Pictures COO Carolyn Blackwood and HBO Max executive Sarah Aubrey.

“From the get-go we have been strategizing with Toby and Carolyn about HBO Max original films,” Reilly said in a statement. “We are going to deliver a collaborative and lean process for talent, make a range of quality films, and provide a platform for each of them to have cultural impact. Now, HBO Max will be home to a robust collection of the legendary Warner Bros. film library and a new slate of original WarnerMax films.”

Emmerich added, “Working with Kevin, Sarah, Jessie and their teams, we’re committed to creating dynamic and compelling films that draw on the depth and scope of the creative resources across WarnerMedia. We’re excited to help make HBO Max a destination for both film-lovers and the creative community, while delivering a win across the entire WarnerMedia organization.”

Launching May 27

Glad this s*** comes with the cable lol

did it get pushed back? thought it was May 1st

anyway, ready for Raised by Wolves!

That I don’t know, I thought I read May 1 somewhere tho

russell simmons wanna pray for me too :word:

The original content looking real hit or miss

Im confused, i hve hbo go. Whats the difference