It is clear that these are uncertain times at Warner and that, in one way or another, this is reflected in the content of both the film studio and the company’s main streaming platform, HBO Max.
The platform regained its previous name this summer with the ambition of recovering the prestige diluted in recent years, although we must say that the December premieres don’t help much. We will experience a slow month, with a notable absence of important original titles.
HBO Max will live off revenue from This: Welcome to Derry until January The Knight of the Seven Kingdoms to assume. We will not go into evaluation of this now, but the time will come.
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HBO Max has one of the largest and best catalogs in the streaming world, and also with competitive prices.
Documentaries take over this month: the day December 3 he arrives Hard Knocks: in the season with NFC East; for him day 4 we have the Danish documentation The roar of flames; and then we have two documentaries in the series music box, Counting crows: have you seen me lately? (December 19) and Happy and you know it (December 26).
So we have a special Saturday, December 13th with Sarah Squirm: Live! + In the fleshstand-up special from Sarah Sherman.
Cinema is HBO Max’s lifeline in December
It is the cinematic plan where HBO Max remains as firm as possible so that there is no loss of subscribers in December. The only strictly new addition is The McMulle familythe sequence of The McMullen brothersthat arrives Friday, December 5th.
Furthermore, HBO Max lives off the incorporation of some Warner films and sagas and some notable licenses it obtained with Sony Pictures.
If you are a fan of Spider-Manthe good thing is that you have a good wall crawler marathon starting on the 22nd, including the trilogy of Tom Holanda in the MCU and animated films Miles Morales. There are also family films that, before Christmas, will attract the public.
But in general it is a very worrying month for HBO Maxwhile Warner waits to see what happens with the company in the coming weeks.