‘The Nun’ and Every Other Movie Coming To HBO Max This Week

Get ready for a massive movie drop on HBO Max this week. From August 1, the platform is rolling out a whopping 53 films, spanning decades and genres, offering something for everyone to enjoy.

Whether you’re into classic romance, gritty thrillers, or family-friendly animation, this lineup has you covered. Here’s every movie arriving on HBO Max from July 28 to August 3, complete with details to help you pick your next watch.

1. Miss Pinkerton (1932)

Available August 1, this mystery follows a nurse turned amateur detective who uncovers dark secrets while investigating a murder. Joan Blondell stars, bringing sharp wit to this early talkie.
It’s a quick, engaging watch with a vintage charm, perfect for fans of old-school whodunits. The film’s compact runtime keeps the suspense tight and the twists coming.

2. Rules Don’t Apply (2016)

Hitting HBO Max on August 1, this romantic comedy-drama dives into 1950s Hollywood, where a young actress and her driver navigate love and ambition under Howard Hughes’ shadow. Warren Beatty directs and stars.
The film blends humor with heartfelt moments, though its sprawling story can feel uneven. It’s a nostalgic trip with a stellar cast, including Lily Collins and Alden Ehrenreich.

3. Mrs. Miniver (1942)

This wartime drama, available August 1, portrays a British family’s resilience during World War II. Greer Garson’s Oscar-winning performance anchors the emotional story.
It’s a moving look at courage and sacrifice, with a touch of propaganda that reflects its era. The film’s heartfelt storytelling still resonates today.

4. Three on a Match (1932)

Available August 1, this pre-Code drama follows three childhood friends whose lives intertwine with tragic consequences. Bette Davis and Joan Blondell lead the cast.
The film’s raw energy and bold themes make it a fascinating snapshot of early 1930s cinema. It’s short but packs a punch with its gritty narrative.

5. Mogambo (1953)

This romantic adventure, streaming August 1, stars Clark Gable as a safari guide caught in a love triangle with Ava Gardner and Grace Kelly.
Shot on location in Africa, the film’s stunning visuals and steamy drama make it a classic. It’s a remake of ‘Red Dust,’ but with a fresh, vibrant energy.

6. Waterloo Bridge (1940)

Available August 1, this romantic tragedy follows a ballerina and a soldier whose love is tested by war. Vivien Leigh and Robert Taylor deliver powerful performances.
The film’s emotional depth and lush cinematography make it a tearjerker. It’s a timeless story of love and loss that still hits hard.

7. Madame Bovary (1949)

Streaming August 1, this adaptation of Gustave Flaubert’s novel stars Jennifer Jones as a woman chasing dreams beyond her small-town life, with tragic results.
The film captures the novel’s themes of desire and disillusionment, though it softens some edges. It’s a visually rich drama for fans of literary adaptations.

8. Lili (1953)

This musical drama, available August 1, follows a naive young woman who finds love and purpose with a carnival troupe. Leslie Caron shines in the lead.
The film’s whimsical charm and heartfelt songs, like ‘Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo,’ make it a delightful watch. It’s a sweet, if slightly dated, story of self-discovery.

9. Jamboree! (1957)

Hitting HBO Max on August 1, this musical showcases early rock ‘n’ roll acts like Jerry Lee Lewis and Fats Domino in a fictional talent contest.
It’s a fun, nostalgic look at 1950s music culture, though the plot is thin. We love it for the live performances and retro vibes.

10. Yogi Bear (2010)

Available August 1, this live-action/animated comedy brings the classic cartoon bear to life, with Dan Aykroyd voicing Yogi.
The family-friendly film is light on plot but heavy on silly fun, perfect for kids or a nostalgic watch. It’s a breezy way to spend an afternoon.

11. The Warriors Gate (2016)

Streaming August 1, this fantasy adventure follows a teen transported to a magical world where he must save a princess.
It’s a visually vibrant film with a mix of martial arts and fantasy, though it leans heavily on familiar tropes. Fun for younger viewers or genre fans.

12. The Water Diviner (2014)

This historical drama, available August 1, stars Russell Crowe as a father searching for his sons after World War I’s Battle of Gallipoli.
Crowe also directs, delivering a poignant story with strong performances. The film’s blend of personal and historical drama makes it a compelling watch.

13. War on Everyone (2016)

Hitting HBO Max on August 1, this dark comedy follows two corrupt cops in New Mexico who get in over their heads. Michael Peña and Alexander Skarsgård star.
The film’s offbeat humor and gritty action make it a wild ride, though it’s not for everyone. It’s a bold, irreverent take on the buddy-cop genre.

14. The Nun (2018)

Available August 1, this horror spinoff from ‘The Conjuring’ universe follows a priest and novice investigating a haunted Romanian abbey.
It’s a creepy, atmospheric chiller with plenty of jump scares, though it leans more on visuals than story. Perfect for horror fans craving a spooky night.

15. Millie (1931)

This pre-Code drama, streaming August 1, follows a young woman navigating love and betrayal in a fast-changing world. Helen Twelvetrees stars.
The film’s bold take on relationships and independence feels ahead of its time. It’s a quick, engaging watch for classic film buffs.

16. Alien: Covenant (2017)

Available August 1, this sci-fi horror follows a colony ship encountering deadly creatures. Michael Fassbender shines as dual android roles.
Ridley Scott’s return to the ‘Alien’ franchise delivers intense visuals and thrills, though it’s divisive among fans. It’s a dark, gripping watch.

17. Till the End of Time (1946)

This post-war drama, streaming August 1, follows three Marines adjusting to civilian life. Guy Madison and Robert Mitchum lead the cast.
The film’s honest look at veterans’ struggles feels raw and relevant. It’s a quieter classic with strong emotional weight.

18. Roughshod (1949)

Available August 1, this Western follows a rancher escorting a group of women while pursued by outlaws. Gloria Grahame stands out.
The mix of Western action and personal drama makes it a hidden gem. It’s a solid pick for fans of the genre.

19. Marc Maron: Panicked (2025)

Hitting HBO Max on August 1, this stand-up special features comedian Marc Maron tackling life’s absurdities with his signature wit.
Maron’s raw, introspective humor makes this a must-watch for comedy fans. Expect sharp takes on modern life and personal struggles.

20. Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)

This animated sequel, available August 1, follows Po the panda as he battles a new enemy threatening kung fu. Jack Black voices the lead.
It’s a fun, action-packed film with heart and humor, great for all ages. The animation and voice work keep it fresh and engaging.

21. Quo Vadis (1951)

Streaming August 1, this epic drama depicts early Christians in Nero’s Rome. Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr star.
The grand scale and historical setting make it a spectacle, though it’s long. It’s a classic for fans of biblical epics.

22. Unlocked (2017)

This action thriller, available August 1, follows a CIA interrogator drawn into a terrorist plot. Noomi Rapace leads with Michael Douglas.
The film’s fast pace and twists keep you hooked, though it’s not groundbreaking. It’s a solid pick for action fans.

23. The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954)

Available August 1, this romantic drama follows a writer reflecting on his love story in Paris. Elizabeth Taylor and Van Johnson star.
The film’s lush visuals and bittersweet tone make it a classic romance. It’s a nostalgic escape with strong performances.

24. The Racket (1951)

This crime drama, streaming August 1, follows a cop battling a powerful mobster. Robert Mitchum and Robert Ryan shine.
The film’s gritty tension and noir style make it a standout. It’s a must for fans of classic crime stories.

25. Neptune’s Daughter (1949)

Available August 1, this musical comedy follows a swimwear designer in a romantic mix-up. Esther Williams and Red Skelton star.
The film’s lighthearted charm and splashy musical numbers are pure fun. It’s a breezy watch for retro musical fans.

26. Pride and Prejudice (1940)

This Jane Austen adaptation, streaming August 1, stars Greer Garson and Laurence Olivier as Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
The film captures the novel’s wit and romance, though it takes some liberties. It’s a charming classic for literary fans.

27. Macao (1952)

Available August 1, this noir adventure follows a drifter caught in a web of crime. Robert Mitchum and Jane Russell lead.
The exotic setting and sultry chemistry make it a fun watch, though the plot’s thin. It’s a stylish noir gem.

28. Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)

This psychological thriller, streaming August 1, follows a young woman escaping a cult. Elizabeth Olsen delivers a breakout performance.
The film’s haunting tone and slow-burn tension are gripping. It’s a powerful indie drama for thoughtful viewers.

29. Mrs. Parkington (1944)

Available August 1, this drama follows a woman reflecting on her rise from poverty to high society. Greer Garson stars.
The film’s sweeping story and emotional depth make it engaging, though it’s dated in parts. It’s a solid pick for classic drama fans.

30. Survive the Night (2020)

This action thriller, streaming August 1, follows a doctor and his family held hostage by criminals. Bruce Willis stars.
The film’s tense setup delivers some thrills, but it’s fairly predictable. It’s a quick watch for action junkies.

31. You Hurt My Feelings (2023)

Available August 1, this comedy-drama explores a writer’s insecurities after overhearing her husband’s critique. Julia Louis-Dreyfus shines.
The film’s sharp humor and relatable themes make it a gem. It’s perfect for fans of smart, character-driven stories.

32. New Moon (1940)

This musical romance, streaming August 1, follows a singer and a nobleman falling in love during a rebellion. Jeanette MacDonald stars.
The film’s lush music and romantic plot are charming, though dated. It’s a nostalgic treat for classic musical fans.

33. It Happened in Brooklyn (1947)

Available August 1, this musical comedy follows a soldier returning to Brooklyn and finding love. Frank Sinatra stars.
The film’s lighthearted songs and charm make it a fun watch. It’s a feel-good classic with Sinatra’s charisma.

34. Union Depot (1932)

This pre-Code drama, streaming August 1, follows a drifter caught in a train station’s web of crime and romance. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. stars.
The film’s fast pace and gritty vibe make it a compelling snapshot of early cinema. It’s a short, engaging watch.

35. Madame Curie (1943)

Available August 1, this biopic follows the life of scientist Marie Curie. Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon star.
The film’s inspiring story and strong performances make it a classic. It’s a great pick for history and science buffs.

36. The Long, Long Trailer (1954)

This comedy, streaming August 1, follows a couple’s chaotic road trip in a trailer. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz shine.
The film’s slapstick humor and relatable chaos make it a joy. It’s a lighthearted classic for comedy fans.

37. Where Danger Lives (1950)

Available August 1, this noir thriller follows a doctor entangled with a dangerous woman. Robert Mitchum stars.
The film’s dark twists and tense atmosphere make it a gripping watch. It’s a solid pick for noir enthusiasts.

38. Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)

This horror-comedy sequel, streaming August 1, brings back the mischievous gremlins in a chaotic New York setting.
The film leans into absurdity with wild humor and satire. It’s a fun, campy watch for fans of the original.

39. Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)

Available August 1, this comedy sequel follows Calvin’s barbershop facing new challenges. Ice Cube and Cedric the Entertainer star.
The film’s humor and heart make it a worthy follow-up. It’s a great pick for fans of feel-good comedies.

40. The Reluctant Debutante (1958)

This romantic comedy, streaming August 1, follows a teen navigating high society in London. Sandra Dee and Rex Harrison star.
The film’s light charm and witty dialogue make it a delightful watch. It’s perfect for fans of classic rom-coms.

41. The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)

Available August 1, this heartwarming adventure follows a young man with Down syndrome chasing his wrestling dreams. Shia LaBeouf and Zack Gottsagen star.
The film’s warmth and unique story make it a standout. It’s a feel-good gem with strong performances.

42. Barbershop (2002)

This comedy, streaming August 1, centers on a Chicago barbershop filled with colorful characters. Ice Cube leads the ensemble.
The film’s humor and community focus make it a classic. It’s a great watch for a dose of laughter and heart.

43. Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (2017)

Available August 1, this family comedy follows Greg Heffley’s chaotic road trip.
The film’s kid-friendly humor and relatable mishaps make it fun for younger viewers. It’s a light, easy watch for families.

44. Smarty (1934)

This pre-Code comedy, streaming August 1, follows a feisty woman whose wit stirs up trouble. Joan Blondell stars.
The film’s sharp dialogue and bold humor make it a fun relic of early cinema. It’s a quick watch for classic fans.

45. Mr. Skeffington (1944)

Available August 1, this drama follows a woman’s tumultuous life and marriage. Bette Davis delivers a powerful performance.
The film’s emotional depth and Davis’ acting make it a classic. It’s a compelling watch for drama lovers.

46. Couples Retreat (2009)

This comedy, streaming August 1, follows couples at a tropical resort facing relationship challenges. Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau star.
The film’s humor and ensemble cast make it a fun, if predictable, watch. It’s great for a lighthearted night in.

47. Storm Over Wyoming (1950)

Available August 1, this Western follows a rancher caught in a range war. Tim Holt stars.
The film’s straightforward action and classic Western vibes make it a quick, enjoyable watch for genre fans.

48. Get a Job (2016)

This comedy, streaming August 1, follows a college grad struggling to find work. Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick star.
The film’s relatable humor and young cast make it a fun watch, though it’s light on depth. It’s a breezy comedy.

49. It’s Always Fair Weather (1955)

Available August 1, this musical follows three war buddies reuniting years later. Gene Kelly stars and co-directs.
The film’s energetic dance numbers and bittersweet story make it a unique musical. It’s a treat for classic fans.

50. Random Harvest (1942)

This romantic drama, streaming August 1, follows a man with amnesia rebuilding his life. Ronald Colman and Greer Garson star.
The film’s emotional twists and heartfelt romance make it a classic tearjerker. It’s a must for romantic drama fans.

51. The Life of Vergie Winters (1934)

Available August 1, this pre-Code drama follows a woman’s secret love affair. Ann Harding stars.
The film’s bold themes and emotional story make it a compelling watch. It’s a gem for fans of early cinema.

52. Stonewall (1995)

This drama, streaming August 1, depicts the 1969 Stonewall riots, a pivotal moment for LGBTQ+ rights.
The film’s heartfelt portrayal of history makes it a meaningful watch, though it’s not without flaws. It’s a powerful story.

53. Two Weeks with Love (1950)

Available August 1, this musical comedy follows a teen’s romantic summer vacation. Jane Powell and Debbie Reynolds star.
The film’s lighthearted songs and charm make it a fun, nostalgic watch. It’s perfect for fans of classic musicals.

Which of these movies are you most excited to stream, or is there a classic we overlooked? Drop your thoughts in the comments!