HBO Max Reveals Full List Of Premiere Dates For Its Lineup Of Original Movies And Shows

HBO Max Reveals Premiere Dates For Original Movies And TV Shows

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HBO Max has revealed its full list of premiere dates for the new streaming service’s upcoming original movies and shows following its Wednesday, May 27th launch.

Calling this their “second wave” of original programming, the “first wave” of original HBO Max programming already locked in for May 27th includes Anna Kendrick comedy Love Life, new drama series I May Destroy You, a new Looney Tunes Cartoons series, feature documentary On the Record, underground ballroom dance competition series Legendary, and Craftopia, hosted by YouTube star LaurDIY.

New additions announced on Wednesday include the Thursday, June 18th debut of the entire first season of the unscripted kids adventure competition series Karma, led by YouTube host Michelle Khare.

On Thursday, June 25th, HBO Max will premiere an original second season of DC Universe’s Doom Patrol, an original second season of Sesame Workshop’s animated series Esme & Roy, a new third season of comedy thriller Search Party – formerly seen on TBS, and Adventure Time: Distant Lands – BMO, the first of four hourlong specials reviving the Adventure Time franchise.

Thursday, July 9th sees the premieres of the three-part documentary series Expecting Amy, a look into comedian Amy Schumer’s life on tour while pregnant, and the adult animated comedy Close Enough from the creator of Regular Show.

On Thursday, July 16th, the streaming service adds docusoap House of Ho. And on Thursday, July 23rd, HBO Max sees the debut Cartoon Network Studios’ animated children’s series Tig n’ Seek.

July 30th marks the premieres of the scripted comedy Frayed and the unscripted British animal rescue series The Dog House.

And finally, on Thursday August 6th, Seth Rogen comedy An American Pickle will premiere as the first HBO Max original film on the platform under the Warner Max label.

Also premiering on HBO Max this summer are I May Destroy You on June 7th; the 1930s Los Angeles drama Perry Mason starring Matthew Rhys on June 21st, the six-part documentary series I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, based on the best-selling book by Michelle McNamara on June 28th, the fourth season of the anthology series Room 104 airing July 24th, and from Misha Green and executive producers Jordan Peele and J.J. Abrams, the drama series Lovecraft Country, begins airing on HBO this August.

Other titles that will be available at launch include…

The Alienist
Impractical Jokers
(first four seasons)
Robot Chicken
Trigonometry
Ghosts
Home
Stath Lets Flats
Torchwood
Luther
The Honorable Woman
The Office (UK)
Top Gear
(seasons 17-25)
Independent
Lipstick Empire
Snatchers
Happily Ever Avatar

Feature films that will appear on day one include 2001: A Space Odyssey, An American in Paris, Blade Runner: The Final Cut, Blood Diamond, Braveheart, Citizen Kane, Friday the 13th, Godzilla, Gone with the Wind, the Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night, the Lethal Weapon series, Monsters Vs. Aliens, A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise, North by Northwest, Rebel without a Cause, Singin’ in the Rain, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, V for Vendetta, the original Alien franchise, the American Pie series, Anastasia, Babe, Die Hard, The Flintstones, In Bruges, The Indian in the Cupboard, Jaws, The Land Before Time series, Moulin Rouge!, and Teen Witch.

Overall, more than 2,000 feature films we be available on HBO Max within the first year.

The libraries of Friends, The Big Bang Theory, (new) Doctor Who, Rick and Morty, The Boondocks, The Bachelor, Sesame Street, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, The O.C., Pretty Little Liars, the CNN catalogue of Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown, and CW shows Batwoman, Nancy Drew, and Katy Keene will also be available on day one.

Soon after, the platform will be adding the libraries of South Park, Gossip Girl, The West Wing, and more within the first year of launch.

More information on HBO Max original programming can be viewed here, while trailers can be viewed here.

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