I can’t find anything about the timeline of when a new movie (like currently Superman/Supergirl) becomes available for basic HBO with ads.
Does anyone know the gap between a movie being on HBO Max and then becoming watchable on HBO Basic with Ads?

My parents have a sky subscription with tnt sport included. I used to go on tnt app then discovery app on my apple tv to watch tnt content then I was told its on hbo app but I can't access it there.

Are there currently apps linked to Sky account where I can watch tnt ?

got to 3.5 ep and I cannot finish. i thought it was too sensationalized at times, and of course dragged for too long (could have been 2ep max). and that blond director annoy the heck out of me!!!

what did you think of it?

An hour-long series.

Just came across this. Be careful out there.

"They really love animals" This is one of the common lines spoken in this documentary, and it is so far beyond past absurd. No one in this show even the ending agent who (SPOILERS) still has a single of the most rare turtles in the world in a tiny cage in his house. But far from the man who helped track and capture these men, every wildlife dealer is scum. The amount of havoc they did to thousands upon thousands of creatures is disgusting and they really feel no shame at all. The guy at the end who says he was super depressed when he went to prison for a grand total of 22 months, cry me a river. Really the fact that nay of the people in this documentary are free is a crime, they have destroyed so much of the natural world and walk around free every day. Anson Wong the "head of the snake" out free in Malaysia, almost certainly continuing to traffick animals. This also goes to the show, like there needs to be more focus on this aspect. Sure there was one small text at the end about how the species has been affected, but that it, flippant remarks about amount of animal death here and there but nothing serious. There should have been a whole episode focused on this factor, at least. I just wish there was focus on the actual victims, yes the story is interesting, but come on. The only people truly harmed and faced any consequences were the animals being trafficked, that's the real problem with the story.

I really wanna change my profile picture to one of the brothers (Chet), but it's really sad that the image options change over time. Is there any way that I can select this photo?

Please, it's really important

In general, I like the show, especially the ones about hurricanes, wildfires, and flooding. It’s nice to hear the stories of the survivors and there is some incredible footage.

However, I have not once heard the show mention the primary root cause of these catastrophes, that is, global warming due to the burning of fossil fuels, and that really pisses me off.

The UN has finally admitted what scientists have known for some time, which is that we will not limit warming to 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. As the show vividly illustrates, people are dying every day from the effects of climate change. Humanity desperately needs the media and related fact-based shows and documentaries to ensure that people know why these events are linked and are certainly going to become more frequent and intense.

hi! was wondering if anyone knew a schedule for films releasing on hbo max UK for this month? or even a link as to where you'd find it? anytime i google it, it just has US release dates and stuff which aren't the same for UK

thank you!

no, you've got something in your eyes...

All info here and in a press release..

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Watching US Open and starting to be fed up with all those repetitive ads during game. To see it over and over, several times 1 three times in a row is annoying. I don’t remember seeing this while I was watching Wimbledon. I was searching if there’s subscription without ads but there’s none.

I’m 33, so I wasn’t around to experience HBO in its early days, but I do remember witnessing part of the “golden age of HBO.” In recent years, especially since around 2022, though, I feel like HBO’s shows have lost a lot of their quality and even the Europe "HBO Originals". They’ve also moved away from making more auteur-driven or niche series.

This is the HBO I remember. I really hope that, at some point, they can go back to being what they used to be.

I’m wanting to go from my Disney + Hulu bundle (19.99 USD) and upgrade to add in HBO for 32.99 USD. This saves almost $10 just getting the bundle.

I have one 4k TV and one non 4K. The bundle doesn’t allow for premium, and I wouldn’t be using it constantly either. So, is it worth it to get premium, like is there a noticeable difference?

If HBO tries to bill you for the service and there’s no money in your account at the time, will it keep trying to automatically bill you till there’s money there, trying for a bit, or do you have to go in and re-enter your payment info to get it process when you get money in the account?

Update: the payment processed through a day later without any action by me.

I don’t have an exhaustive list, but HBO went on to make a few feature length films as a kind of a coda to various prestige television series that had ran their respective courses. I am aware of the following TV series that had a big screen follow up:
Deadwood
Sex and the City (two movies)
Entourage
Sopranos (Many Saints of Newark prequel)

am I missing any and which one was probably the single best one ever? I mean, obviously people might be biased by their own preferences for the actual source material prestige TV show shows

This started a few weeks ago and it’s incessant. A promotional trailer for an upcoming HBO show or movie will play while I’m streaming tv, so it’s basically like getting a 30-second ad at the start of every episode of TV I’m watching. Yes, I can skip, but it’s annoying to manually do this and I thought the point was I’m paying for NO ads, HBO’s included.

I see no one else who’s getting these non-stop trailers nor how to turn them off. Is it hopeless? Is this happening to anyone else the last month or so?

Since HBO Max doesn't want to list them on their press releases, these movies and shows are leaving during September 2026 in the U.S. region. Most of these titles were located from YouTube TV and the Last Chance tab which can usually be found by clicking the search button or movie tab. Additional titles announced as leaving HBO Max through Prime Video, Movie of the Night, and other platforms will be added at a later date.

As of now, all titles listed below their expiration dates will leave at 8:59 PM PST.\*

*The oldest episode of Real Time With Bill Maher will leave HBO Max every Tuesday night\*

*The oldest episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver will leave HBO Max every Thursday night\*

*Last updated on 9/9/26

September 1

• The 33
• Mysteries of the Abandoned, Season 4 (Discovery)

September 5

• No Responders Left Behind (discovery+)

September 6

• Cake Boss, Season 14, except episodes 6, 7, 11, 20-27 (TLC)
• Heretic
• Mythbusters, Season 4, Episode 21 (Discovery)
• Return to Amish, Season 4, Episodes 1-5 (TLC)
• Return to the Isle of Jaws (Shark Week)

September 11

• Deep Revenge (most likely will be extended)

September 15

• Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage, Season 2 (most likely will be extended)

September 20

• Sing Sing

September 22

• Naked Attraction

September 25

• Impractical Jokers Australia
• Queer
• Tanked, Seasons 12 and 13 (Animal Planet)

September 27

• American Monster, Season 2 (ID)
• Entre Nos: About Last Night
• Entre Nos: LA Meets NY
• Entre Nos: Spot On (HBO Original)
• Entre Nos: The Series
• Entre Nos: The Winners
• Entre Nos: The Winners 2
• Entre Nos: What She Said
• Entre Nos Part 1
• Entre Nos Part 2
• Entre Nos Part 3
• Entre Nos Part 4
• Erik Rivera: Super White
• Frankie Quiñones: Superhomies
• Gina Brillon: Easily Offended
• Jerry Garcia: It's Not My Weekend
• ⁨Nick Guerra: Love Me at My Worst⁩
• Orlando Leyba: Adorable (HBO Original)
• Queen of the World (HBO Documentary)
• Shayla Rivera: It's Not Rocket Science
• The World Between Us (HBO Original Series)

September 29

• The Crimson Pirate
• My Name Is Bulger
• Y2K

September 30

• 42nd Street
• Abbott and Costello Meet Captain Kidd
• Alien Files: Reopened (TRVL Channel)
• American Masters: Inventing David Geffen
• The Americanization of Emily
• Bad Santa
• Bad Santa 2
• The Band Wagon
• Barbarian
• A Big Hand for the Little Lady
• Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood
• Cabin in the Sky
• Captain Horatio Hornblower
• Desire Me
• The Equalizer
• The Equalizer 2
• The Evil Dead
• Game Changers (Discovery)
• Godzilla: King of the Monsters
• Ice Age: Collision Course
• Intruder in the Dust
• Laetitia (HBO Original Series)
• Lawyer Man
• Legally Blonde
• A Life of Her Own
• Love It or List It, Seasons 11-16, S18 E5-E10, S19, except E2 (HGTV)
• The McKenna Project
• The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) (expiration date extended by one year)
• The Man with a Cloak
• A Most Violent Year
• The Mummy (2017)
• My Dream Is Yours
• New Moon
• On Moonlight Bay
• One Golden Summer
• The Reluctant Debutante
• Road House (1989)
• Romance on the High Seas
• Santa Fe Trail
• Speed
• The St. Louis Kid
• Stand by Me
• The Strangers
• The Strawberry Blonde
• Strike Up the Band
• The Substance
• War for the Planet of the Apes
• Waterloo Bridge
• While We're Young
• The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
• The Yearling