Every Movie Coming to HBO Max This Week, Including an Oscar-Winning Dustin Hoffman Classic

Film fans have a massive lineup of new titles to look forward to this week on HBO Max. The streaming platform is adding a wide range of blockbuster action movies, celebrated classics, spine chilling horror favorites, and engaging musical comedies to its digital library. Whether you want to catch up on recent theatrical releases or revisit iconic Hollywood stories, there are plenty of choices arriving over the next few days. Subscribers can easily plan their weekly watchlists around these exciting new arrivals.

‘The Robot Chicken [adult swim] 25th Anniversary Special’ (2026)

This animated special brings the signature stop motion humor of the popular comedy team to streaming screens. The story parodies familiar comic book characters through fast paced sketches and clever satirical jokes. It officially premieres on HBO Max on Monday, August 31. Fans can enjoy a fresh batch of rapid fire skits that feature well known voice talent from the regular series.

‘Truth or Dare’ (2018)

This supernatural horror film follows a group of college friends who travel to Mexico for a getaway and get drawn into a deadly game. The rules turn lethal as a malevolent spirit forces each player to tell the truth or face fatal consequences. Lucy Hale and Tyler Posey lead the ensemble cast as they scramble to break the deadly curse before time runs out. The movie arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Gremlins’ (1984)

Directed by Joe Dante, this horror comedy classic centers on a young man who receives an unusual pet called a mogwai as a holiday present. Chaos erupts in the small town of Kingston Falls when the strict care instructions are ignored and destructive creatures multiply. Zach Galligan and Phoebe Cates star alongside memorable practical creature effects designed by Chris Walas. The movie becomes available for streaming on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Rain Man’ (1988)

This acclaimed drama tells the story of a self absorbed car dealer who discovers that his late father left his fortune to an autistic savant older brother. The two siblings embark on a cross country road trip that gradually transforms their relationship and understanding of family. Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise deliver powerful performances under the direction of Barry Levinson. The Oscar winning feature joins the platform library on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Interview with the Vampire’ (1994)

Based on the famous novel by Anne Rice, this gothic drama recounts the centuries long life story of a vampire named Louis. The plot explores his complex relationship with his maker Lestat alongside their adopted vampire child Claudia. Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt, and Kirsten Dunst star in the atmospheric adaptation directed by Neil Jordan. The film arrives for subscribers to watch on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Taken 2’ (2012)

Liam Neeson returns as former operative Bryan Mills in this fast paced action sequel directed by Olivier Megaton. While on a trip in Istanbul, Bryan and his ex wife are targeted by the vengeful family of the kidnappers he defeated previously. Maggie Grace also reprises her role as his daughter who must help her parents escape captivity. The high stakes thriller streams on HBO Max starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘Panama Hattie’ (1942)

This classic musical comedy follows an energetic nightclub singer living in the Panama Canal Zone who falls in love with an upscale socialite. Ann Sothern stars in the lead role alongside a talented supporting cast that includes Red Skelton and Lena Horne. The story features delightful comedic situations and catchy tunes arranged for mid century cinema audiences. It officially lands on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Knute Rockne All American’ (1940)

This biographical sports drama chronicles the inspiring life and career of legendary Notre Dame football coach Knute Rockne. Pat O Brien portrays the title coach while Ronald Reagan plays star player George Gipp. The film captures the development of innovative football strategies that helped shape modern American collegiate athletics. Viewers can stream this classic sports story starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘Full Metal Jacket’ (1987)

Directed by Stanley Kubrick, this intense war drama examines the brutal psychological toll of military training and combat during the Vietnam conflict. The narrative is divided between the grueling boot camp experience overseen by a ruthless drill instructor and the subsequent frontline action in the city of Hue. Matthew Modine, Vincent D Onofrio, and R Lee Ermey deliver unforgettable performances throughout the harrowing journey. The film premieres on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘American Made’ (2017)

Tom Cruise stars as real life commercial pilot Barry Seal, who is recruited by the CIA to run clandestine operations in Central America. The escalating operation soon pulls him into working simultaneously for government agents and dangerous cartel leaders. Directed by Doug Liman, the film combines dark humor with high altitude aviation stunts and political intrigue. Subscribers can start streaming this crime adventure on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Craft’ (1996)

This cult supernatural thriller follows a new student at a Los Angeles high school who befriends three outcast teenagers practicing witchcraft. Their newfound mystical abilities bring immediate personal power but quickly spiral into dangerous obsession and rivalry. Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell, and Rachel True star as the members of the troubled coven. The popular teen fantasy arrives on the platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Breaking In’ (2018)

Gabrielle Union stars as a determined mother who must fight to rescue her two children when they are held hostage in a high tech mansion. The tension escalates as she uses her resourcefulness and wits to infiltrate the fortified estate and outsmart the home invaders. Directed by James McTeigue, the fast paced thriller focuses on maternal strength and quick tactical thinking. The movie is scheduled to drop on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Speed’ (1994)

This landmark action blockbuster follows a Los Angeles police officer who must prevent a bomb from exploding on a public transit bus by keeping its speed above fifty miles per hour. Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock share fantastic chemistry as they navigate crowded highways and tight urban streets. Dennis Hopper delivers an iconic performance as the cunning extortionist pulling the strings behind the scenes. The film becomes available to stream on Tuesday, September 1.

‘War of the Worlds’ (2005)

Directed by Steven Spielberg, this science fiction thriller presents a modern take on the famous H G Wells alien invasion story. Tom Cruise plays a divorced dockworker fighting to protect and guide his two young children across a chaotic landscape torn apart by towering extraterrestrial machines. Dakota Fanning and Justin Chatwin round out the family unit navigating the terrifying crisis. The suspenseful disaster feature joins the service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Revenant’ (2015)

Leonardo DiCaprio delivers an Oscar winning performance as frontiersman Hugh Glass in this brutal survival epic directed by Alejandro G Inarritu. After being severely mauled by a bear and left for dead by his hunting companions, Glass endures extreme wilderness conditions to seek retribution. Tom Hardy co stars as the ruthless betrayer who triggers the relentless quest across frozen terrain. The visually stunning drama lands on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Risky Business’ (1983)

This influential comedy drama stars Tom Cruise as a suburban high school senior whose life unravels after turning his parents home into an impromptu business enterprise. Rebecca De Mornay co stars as an enterprising woman who helps him navigate financial turmoil and unexpected criminal threats. Written and directed by Paul Brickman, the film is widely remembered for its sharp social satire and famous dance sequence. It arrives on the platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘April in Paris’ (1952)

Doris Day and Ray Bolger star in this charming musical romance about a chorus girl who is mistakenly invited to represent American theater at an international cultural festival in France. The plot revolves around transatlantic travel, blossoming romance, and comedic bureaucratic mix ups. The film showcases lively choreography and memorable songs that highlight the musical talents of its lead performers. Viewers can enjoy this vintage comedy on HBO Max starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘Miss Congeniality’ (2000)

Sandra Bullock plays an unpolished FBI special agent who goes undercover as a beauty pageant contestant to stop a domestic terrorist threat. Benjamin Bratt, Michael Caine, and Candice Bergen provide standout supporting work as her law enforcement colleagues and pageant mentors. The comedy blends slapstick humor with genuine heart as the agent builds unexpected friendships with her fellow competitors. The crowd pleasing film streams on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Little Fockers’ (2010)

This comedy sequel brings back Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro as the hilariously mismatched son in law and father in law navigating family pressures. The storyline centers on the preparations for the twin children birthday party while suspicions and marital misunderstandings flare up once again. Owen Wilson, Dustin Hoffman, and Barbra Streisand return to add familiar laughs to the chaotic family gathering. The film becomes accessible on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ (1951)

Directed by Elia Kazan, this cinematic adaptation of the famous Tennessee Williams stage play captures the intense psychological conflict between fragile Blanche DuBois and her rough brother in law Stanley Kowalski. Vivien Leigh and Marlon Brando deliver legendary performances that earned immense critical acclaim and multiple Academy Awards. The drama takes place inside a cramped apartment in the French Quarter of New Orleans where dark secrets gradually come to light. The timeless classic lands on the service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Neptune’s Daughter’ (1949)

Esther Williams stars as a successful swimsuit designer who becomes entangled in a romantic mix up involving a visiting polo player and an enthusiastic masseur. The musical comedy is packed with elaborate aquatic synchronized swimming sequences that highlight the athletic prowess of its lead actress. Red Skelton and Ricardo Montalban provide great comedic and romantic support throughout the bright storyline. The delightful movie joins the streaming lineup on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Men’ (2022)

Written and directed by Alex Garland, this folk horror thriller stars Jessie Buckley as a grieving woman who retreats to a quiet English village to recover from a personal tragedy. Her peaceful getaway quickly turns into a surreal nightmare as she encounters unsettling local men who all share the same face. Rory Kinnear portrays multiple uncanny residents in a tour de force performance that amplifies the mounting tension. The thought provoking film premieres on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Cabin in the Sky’ (1943)

Directed by Vincente Minnelli, this landmark musical fantasy features an all Black cast led by Ethel Waters, Eddie Rochester Anderson, and Lena Horne. The narrative follows a charming gambler who is given a second chance at redemption on Earth while forces of good and evil battle for his soul. The production showcases fantastic musical numbers and energetic dance routines that cemented its place in film history. The movie arrives for subscribers on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Camelot’ (1967)

This lavish musical adaptation of the Arthurian legend brings the classic Lerner and Loewe Broadway production to the big screen. Richard Harris stars as King Arthur alongside Vanessa Redgrave as Queen Guenevere and Franco Nero as the noble knight Lancelot. The epic story explores the rise of the Round Table and the tragic love triangle that threatens to shatter the kingdom. The grand fantasy feature begins streaming on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Horton Hears a Who!’ (2008)

Based on the beloved children book by Dr Seuss, this computer animated adventure follows a kindhearted elephant who discovers a microscopic community living on a tiny speck of dust. Horton vows to protect the tiny residents of Whoville despite the disbelief and ridicule of his jungle neighbors. Jim Carrey and Steve Carell lead a stellar voice cast that delivers warmth and humor for viewers of all ages. The family friendly film arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Zombieland’ (2009)

This horror comedy follows four mismatched survivors traveling across a post apocalyptic landscape overrun by agile flesh eating zombies. Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin form an unlikely family unit governed by strict survival rules and a quest for snack cakes. Directed by Ruben Fleischer, the film features inventive action sequences alongside an iconic celebrity cameo. The hit movie lands on the platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Talk to Me’ (2022)

Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, this Australian supernatural horror film centers on a group of teenagers who discover how to conjure spirits using an embalmed ceramic hand. The addictive ritual soon unleashes terrifying supernatural forces when one of the participants overstays the strict time limit. Sophie Wilde leads the young cast with an intense performance capturing grief and psychological terror. The acclaimed modern horror feature debuts on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Magnolia’ (1999)

Written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, this sprawling ensemble drama weaves together multiple interconnected stories across the San Fernando Valley over a single emotional day. The impressive cast includes Tom Cruise, Julianne Moore, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and John C Reilly exploring themes of regret, forgiveness, and coincidence. The movie is renowned for its dynamic visual style and an extraordinary biblical weather event in the climax. Subscribers can stream this ambitious drama starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Firm’ (1993)

Based on the bestselling legal thriller by John Grisham, this suspenseful movie stars Tom Cruise as a gifted law school graduate who accepts a lucrative job at a prestigious Memphis law firm. He soon uncovers dark secrets revealing that his wealthy employers are deeply involved in money laundering for organized crime. Gene Hackman and Holly Hunter deliver memorable supporting performances in the adaptation directed by Sydney Pollack. The gripping thriller premieres on Tuesday, September 1.

‘That’s Dancing!’ (1985)

This documentary celebration of dance on film showcases the evolution of movement in cinema from early silent shorts through modern musical blockbusters. Narrated by legends including Gene Kelly, Sammy Davis Jr, Mikhail Baryshnikov, and Liza Minnelli, the feature compiles unforgettable clips from iconic dance routines. It serves as an entertaining tribute to the athleticism and artistic expression of legendary screen performers. The retrospective arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Night and Day’ (1946)

Cary Grant stars as renowned American composer Cole Porter in this fictionalized biographical musical directed by Michael Curtiz. The storyline traces Porter from his university days at Yale through his rise to fame on Broadway and in Hollywood. Alexis Smith and Monty Woolley provide charming support as the film highlights dozens of beloved musical standards. Viewers can watch this classic Hollywood biography beginning Tuesday, September 1.

‘Beetlejuice’ (1988)

Directed by Tim Burton, this beloved supernatural comedy centers on a recently deceased couple who hire an obnoxious freelance ghost to scare away the annoying new inhabitants of their home. Michael Keaton gives a wildly energetic performance in the title role alongside Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin, and Winona Ryder. The film is celebrated for its quirky visual effects, dark comedic sensibility, and infectious calypso musical moments. The classic film hits HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Presenting Lily Mars’ (1943)

Judy Garland stars as an ambitious small town girl with big dreams of becoming a famous stage actress on Broadway. She relentlessly pursues a handsome producer portrayed by Van Heflin to convince him of her genuine artistic talent. The musical comedy features delightful song and dance routines arranged under the guidance of producer Joe Pasternak. It officially becomes available on the streaming service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Romeo + Juliet’ (1996)

Director Baz Luhrmann brings William Shakespeare famous romantic tragedy into the modern era with a stylized aesthetic set in the fictional city of Verona Beach. Leonardo DiCaprio and Claire Danes deliver passionate performances as the star crossed lovers caught in a violent family feud. The film blends original Elizabethan dialogue with contemporary music, vibrant cinematography, and kinetic action editing. The visual spectacle joins the HBO Max library on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Summer Stock’ (1950)

Judy Garland and Gene Kelly team up in this joyful musical comedy about a hardworking farm owner whose sister invites a theatrical troupe to rehearse in their barn. Romantic tensions and comedic chaos unfold as the farm chores clash with the high energy demands of show business. The movie features iconic musical numbers that highlight Garland and Kelly exceptional song and dance chemistry. The film drops for streaming subscribers on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Dames’ (1934)

This classic musical comedy features sensational synchronized dance numbers conceived and directed by legendary choreographer Busby Berkeley. Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler star as ambitious performers trying to stage a new Broadway show despite the fierce objections of a wealthy eccentric relative. The film highlights grand kaleidoscopic visuals and catchy tunes that helped define the golden age of movie musicals. Viewers can stream this vintage classic starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Sea Hawk’ (1940)

Errol Flynn delivers a swashbuckling performance as a daring privateer who defends English interests on the high seas against the Spanish Empire. Directed by Michael Curtiz, the adventure film features grand maritime battles, elaborate sword duels, and a stirring musical score by Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Brenda Marshall and Claude Rains round out the strong ensemble cast navigating court intrigue and high seas romance. The adventure classic arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘All Through the Night’ (1942)

Humphrey Bogart stars as a smooth talking Broadway gambler who stumbles upon a covert network of fifth column saboteurs operating in New York City. Joined by an eclectic crew of small time racketeers, he takes matters into his own hands to protect his city from espionage. The film cleverly mixes elements of crime comedy with wartime suspense and features Peter Lorre and Conrad Veidt in memorable villainous roles. It premieres on the service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘In the Good Old Summertime’ (1949)

Judy Garland and Van Johnson star as two retail clerks in a turn of the century Chicago music shop who constantly clash at work while unknowingly falling in love as anonymous pen pals. The charming musical romance provides a colorful reimagining of the classic story originally made famous on stage. Buster Keaton makes a delightful appearance that adds wonderful physical comedy to the sweet romantic plot. The film becomes available to stream on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Americanization of Emily’ (1964)

James Garner and Julie Andrews star in this sharp anti war comedy drama directed by Arthur Hiller and written by Paddy Chayefsky. The plot follows a cynical naval officer whose primary assignment is keeping senior military officials supplied with luxury goods during the buildup to the Normandy invasion. His romance with a British driver challenges his self preserving philosophy in unexpected and profound ways. The critically acclaimed satire arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘A Clockwork Orange’ (1971)

Stanley Kubrick directs this controversial dystopian adaptation of Anthony Burgess novel exploring free will and state control. Malcolm McDowell delivers a chilling performance as Alex DeLarge, the charismatic leader of a gang of juvenile delinquents who undergoes an experimental behavior modification therapy. The film is widely known for its striking visual imagery, classical music score, and provocative social commentary. Subscribers can stream this thought provoking classic starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘Lili’ (1953)

Leslie Caron stars as an innocent French orphan who joins a traveling carnival and finds emotional comfort speaking with a troupe of whimsical puppets. Mel Ferrer portrays the bitter puppeteer who expresses his true romantic feelings for her only through his puppet characters. The heartwarming musical drama won widespread praise for its gentle storytelling and memorable title song. The beloved feature begins streaming on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ (2019)

The original ensemble of Woody Harrelson, Jesse Eisenberg, Emma Stone, and Abigail Breslin reunite for more undead mayhem in this high octane horror comedy sequel. The team must navigate new evolved zombie types while encountering fellow survivors as they travel to Graceland. Rosario Dawson, Zoey Deutch, and Luke Wilson join the cast to bring fresh comedic energy to the post apocalyptic chaos. The sequel arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Jamboree!’ (1957)

This vibrant rock and roll musical captures the spirit of early youth culture through the romance of two rising teenage recording artists. The simple storyline serves as a showcase for incredible live performances by music icons including Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, and Buddy Knox. Legendary disc jockeys from across the country make guest appearances throughout the fun musical revue. The energetic vintage film becomes available on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Selena’ (1997)

Jennifer Lopez delivers a breakout biographical performance as Tejano music sensation Selena Quintanilla Perez in this moving drama directed by Gregory Nava. The narrative chronicles her journey from childhood performances in Texas to her monumental rise as a chart topping recording superstar. Edward James Olmos co stars as her dedicated father and manager who guides the family musical group through the industry. The uplifting celebration of her musical legacy lands on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Pearl’ (2022)

Mia Goth stars in this technicolor psychological horror prequel directed by Ti West that explores the origin story of a disturbed villain. Trapped on an isolated family farm during an influenza pandemic, young Pearl harbors desperate ambitions of becoming a famous dancer to escape her oppressive life. Her unfulfilled dreams and intense isolation quickly erupt into dangerous psychopathic behavior. The critically acclaimed horror feature begins streaming on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Misery’ (1990)

Kathy Bates delivers an Oscar winning performance as Annie Wilkes, an unhinged superfan who rescues a famous novelist after a snowy car crash. James Caan plays the injured author who quickly realizes he is held captive and forced to rewrite the ending of his latest book series. Directed by Rob Reiner from a Stephen King novel, the psychological thriller creates unbearable suspense inside a secluded cabin. The classic thriller arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Carrie’ (1976)

Directed by Brian De Palma, this landmark horror adaptation follows a shy and bullied teenage girl who discovers she possesses terrifying telekinetic powers. Sissy Spacek stars in the title role alongside Piper Laurie as her fanatically religious mother who subjects her to severe emotional abuse. The tension builds to a legendary climax at the high school senior prom where cruel humiliation triggers devastating psychic destruction. The classic horror film lands on the service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Two Mrs. Carrolls’ (1947)

Humphrey Bogart and Barbara Stanwyck star in this tense psychological mystery about a disturbed artist who paints his wives as angels of death before poisoning them. The plot thickens as the second wife begins to suspect that her husband may be plotting her demise just like his previous spouse. Alexis Smith co stars as the glamorous third party whose presence accelerates the dangerous domestic conspiracy. Subscribers can stream this vintage suspense drama starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘Lullaby of Broadway’ (1951)

Doris Day stars as an energetic entertainer who arrives in New York City to visit her mother, whom she mistakenly believes is a wealthy Broadway star. In reality, her mother works as a struggling lounge singer, leading a group of eccentric friends to stage an elaborate deception to protect the secret. Gene Nelson co stars and provides dazzling dance sequences alongside Day bright musical numbers. The classic musical comedy becomes available on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Battle Circus’ (1953)

Humphrey Bogart and June Allyson star in this military drama set against the backdrop of a mobile army surgical hospital during the Korean conflict. Directed by Richard Brooks, the story focuses on the romantic relationship between a hardened surgeon and a newly arrived nurse amid dangerous combat conditions. The film balances frontline medical tension with personal drama as the unit frequently relocates to stay ahead of enemy forces. The movie premieres on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Student Prince’ (1954)

Ann Blyth and Edmund Purdom star in this colorful musical romance about a royal prince who is sent to university in Heidelberg to learn informal social graces. While living as a common student, he falls deeply in love with a charming innkeeper niece before royal duty calls him back home. The film features the glorious singing voice of Mario Lanza dubbed over the lead actor performances for the famous operetta songs. It arrives on the streaming platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Mission: Impossible’ (1996)

Tom Cruise stars as undercover operative Ethan Hunt in the high stakes espionage blockbuster that launched a massive cinematic franchise. After his entire team is betrayed and eliminated during an assignment in Prague, Ethan must go rogue to uncover the real mole inside the agency. Directed by Brian De Palma, the thriller features iconic suspense set pieces including a famous vault heist. The blockbuster spy film starts streaming on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Gremlins 2: The New Batch’ (1990)

Joe Dante returns to direct this wildly satirical horror comedy sequel that shifts the creature mayhem from a small town into a high tech Manhattan skyscraper. Zach Galligan and Phoebe Cates reprise their roles as they battle a newly mutated army of mischievous monsters. The film is packed with clever meta jokes, media parodies, and cartoonish practical effects. Subscribers can stream this energetic comedy starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Age of Adaline’ (2015)

Blake Lively stars as a woman who miraculously remains twenty nine years old for nearly eight decades following an unusual car accident. To protect her secret, she lives an isolated existence and frequently changes her identity until a charming philanthropist complicates her quiet life. Michiel Huisman and Harrison Ford deliver strong supporting performances that enrich the romantic narrative. The fantasy romance becomes accessible on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Sing Street’ (2016)

Written and directed by John Carney, this uplifting musical coming of age story is set in Dublin during a difficult economic recession. A teenager forms a band with fellow school outcasts in order to impress an aspiring model who agrees to star in their amateur music videos. Ferdia Walsh Peelo and Lucy Boynton lead the charming cast alongside an irresistible soundtrack of original eighties inspired pop songs. The acclaimed indie feature lands on the service on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Grudge Match’ (2013)

Sylvester Stallone and Robert De Niro star as two retired Pittsburgh boxing rivals who step back into the ring for a final grudge match decades after their last bout. Kevin Hart, Alan Arkin, and Kim Basinger provide great comedic and dramatic support as the aging fighters prepare for their publicized comeback. Directed by Peter Segal, the sports comedy mixes lighthearted physical humor with touching reflections on family and legacy. The comedy film arrives on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Final Destination’ (2000)

This supernatural horror thriller follows a high school student who experiences a terrifying premonition of a plane explosion and saves several classmates from boarding the doomed flight. The survivors soon realize that death cannot be cheated as an unseen force systematically claims each of their lives in gruesome accidents. Devon Sawa, Ali Larter, and Kerr Smith star in the film that launched an entire franchise of inventive suspense. The movie streams on HBO Max starting Tuesday, September 1.

’42nd Street’ (1933)

This backstage musical masterpiece tells the story of an ambitious chorus girl who gets her big break on Broadway when the leading lady breaks her ankle on opening night. Ruby Keeler, Warner Baxter, and Bebe Daniels star in the dynamic production directed by Lloyd Bacon. The film is legendary for its elaborate kaleidoscopic dance routines choreographed by Busby Berkeley and its depiction of the Great Depression era entertainment world. The classic film hits the platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Final Destination 2’ (2003)

A young woman prevents a catastrophic multicar highway pileup after experiencing a vivid premonition, only for the grim reaper to hunt down the survivors one by one. Ali Larter reprises her role from the original movie alongside A J Cook and Michael Landes to help crack the pattern behind the deadly design. The horror sequel is famous for its intricate practical stunts and nail biting suspense sequences. Viewers can watch this scary thrill ride beginning Tuesday, September 1.

‘On Moonlight Bay’ (1951)

Doris Day and Gordon MacRae star in this nostalgic musical comedy based loosely on the classic stories written by Booth Tarkington. Set in a small Indiana town during the early twentieth century, the story follows a tomboyish young woman who experiences romance with the handsome boy next door. The film features sweet family comedy, charming musical numbers, and lovely period costume design. The feel good vintage movie arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)’ (2014)

Michael Keaton stars as a washed up Hollywood actor famous for playing a superhero who attempts to revive his artistic career by mounting a Broadway play. Directed by Alejandro G Inarritu, the film is presented as a continuous seamless shot that captures the chaotic backstage atmosphere. Edward Norton, Emma Stone, and Naomi Watts provide outstanding supporting performances throughout the ambitious satirical drama. The Oscar winning masterpiece lands on the platform on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Les Misérables’ (2012)

Directed by Tom Hooper, this epic musical adaptation of the world famous stage production brings Victor Hugo sweeping historical novel to life. Hugh Jackman stars as reformed convict Jean Valjean alongside Russell Crowe as the relentless inspector Javert and Anne Hathaway in an Oscar winning role as Fantine. The production gained widespread attention for having the actors sing their musical numbers live on set rather than in a studio. The emotional drama becomes available on Tuesday, September 1.

‘My Favorite Spy’ (1942)

Kay Kyser stars in this lively wartime musical comedy as an eccentric bandleader who gets drafted into military intelligence work because of his unassuming nature. The hilarious plot involves frantic espionage missions, mistaken identities, and slapstick humor that keeps audiences entertained. Ellen Drew and Robert Armstrong appear alongside Kyser band to deliver musical numbers mixed with comedic action. The vintage film begins streaming on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Billy Rose’s Jumbo’ (1962)

Doris Day stars as a spirited circus performer fighting alongside her father to keep their struggling traveling show afloat against a rival circus owner. Stephen Boyd co stars as a handsome new hire who conceals a secret family connection to the rival entertainment syndicate. Directed by Charles Walters, the movie features grand circus acts, colorful costumes, and memorable songs written by Rodgers and Hart. Subscribers can stream this lively circus musical on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Outsiders’ (1983)

Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, this coming of age drama based on S E Hinton beloved novel explores the bitter rivalry between two teenage social groups in Oklahoma. The young ensemble features future stars including C Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon, Ralph Macchio, Patrick Swayze, and Tom Cruise. The poignant story examines brotherhood, social class divides, and personal loyalty among troubled youths. The classic American drama hits HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life’ (2016)

Based on the popular novel by James Patterson, this family comedy follows an imaginative middle school student who rebels against an overly strict principal by breaking every rule in the school code. Griffin Gluck stars alongside Lauren Graham, Rob Riggle, and Thomas Barbusca in a fun blend of live action and animated daydreams. The story emphasizes creativity, self expression, and standing up for individuality in a structured environment. The family movie drops on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Harvey Girls’ (1946)

Judy Garland leads an ensemble cast as one of several young women who travel West to work at a pioneering restaurant chain along the Santa Fe railway. The musical western depicts the culture clash between the wholesome waitresses and the rowdy patrons of the local frontier saloon. Ray Bolger, Angela Lansbury, and John Hodiak co star in the lively film that features memorable Academy Award winning musical numbers. The movie arrives on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Maltese Falcon’ (1941)

Directed by John Huston, this quintessential film noir classic stars Humphrey Bogart as hardboiled private detective Sam Spade investigating a web of deception surrounding an elusive jewel encrusted statuette. Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, and Sydney Greenstreet deliver iconic performances as a group of eccentric criminals pursuing the priceless treasure. The movie is celebrated for its sharp dialogue, moody cinematography, and compelling mystery narrative. The timeless masterpiece premieres on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Royal Wedding’ (1951)

Fred Astaire and Jane Powell star as a brother and sister musical dance duo who travel to London to perform during the excitement of the British royal nuptials. Romantic complications arise as both siblings fall in love with charming locals played by Sarah Churchill and Peter Lawford. The musical is famous for Astaire breathtaking ceiling dancing illusion and his routine with a coat rack. Viewers can enjoy this classic musical comedy starting Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Final Destination’ (2009)

In this fourth installment of the supernatural horror franchise, a group of friends narrowly escape a catastrophic racetrack disaster after a teenager foresees the deadly crash. Death soon returns to stalk the survivors one by one with increasingly elaborate and gruesome accidents. Bobby Campo, Shantel VanSanten, and Nick Zano star as the targets trying to understand the order of mortality to survive. The horror sequel joins the platform library on Tuesday, September 1.

‘MaXXXine’ (2024)

Directed by Ti West, this slasher thriller follows aspiring actress Maxine Minx as she lands her big break in Hollywood during the mid eighties. Her ascent to mainstream fame is threatened by a mysterious killer known as the Night Stalker who leaves a trail of bloodshed around the city. Mia Goth reprises her starring role alongside a star studded supporting cast including Elizabeth Debicki, Kevin Bacon, and Giancarlo Esposito. The horror feature makes its streaming debut on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘It’s Always Fair Weather’ (1955)

Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey, and Michael Kidd star as three wartime army buddies who reunite ten years after their service only to realize they no longer have anything in common. Directed by Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly, the satirical musical explores modern television culture and personal fulfillment with clever choreography. The film includes famous routines such as dancing on roller skates and using trash can lids as rhythmic percussion. The musical comedy becomes available on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Cocktail’ (1988)

Tom Cruise stars as an ambitious young bartender in New York City who learns the art of flair bartending from a seasoned mentor before moving to Jamaica to chase his entrepreneurial dreams. Bryan Brown and Elisabeth Shue co star as his influential mentor and the romantic partner who changes his perspective on life. Directed by Roger Donaldson, the film features energetic cocktail mixing sequences and a popular soundtrack that topped the charts. The drama arrives on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Saltburn’ (2023)

Directed by Emerald Fennell, this dark psychological drama follows an Oxford University student named Oliver Quick who becomes fascinated by his aristocratic classmate Felix Catton. Oliver is invited to spend the summer at the eccentric family grand country estate where disturbing desires and manipulation unravel behind closed doors. Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi, Rosamund Pike, and Richard E Grant deliver mesmerizing performances throughout the gothic tale. The buzzy modern feature arrives on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Eyes Wide Shut’ (1999)

Stanley Kubrick directs this hypnotic psychological drama starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman as a married couple navigating jealousy, desire, and obsession in New York City. The narrative follows a physician who embarks on a surreal night long odyssey into an underground secret society after his wife reveals a past temptation. The film is renowned for its dreamlike atmosphere, striking color palette, and philosophical depth. Subscribers can start streaming this compelling mystery on Tuesday, September 1.

‘To Please a Lady’ (1950)

Clark Gable and Barbara Stanwyck star in this thrilling romantic drama centered around the competitive world of open wheel midget car racing. Gable plays a reckless race car driver determined to win at all costs while Stanwyck portrays a crusading newspaper columnist trying to expose his dangerous tactics on the track. Their fierce professional clashes quickly ignite a passionate romantic attraction that tests their personal convictions. The action packed drama hits HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Baby Doll’ (1956)

Directed by Elia Kazan from a script by Tennessee Williams, this controversial black comedy drama explores a bitter rivalry between two cotton gin owners in rural Mississippi. Carroll Baker stars as a naive young bride caught between her middle aged husband portrayed by Karl Malden and a vengeful business rival played by Eli Wallach. The movie earned widespread critical acclaim for its bold themes and striking southern gothic cinematography. The classic film premieres on Tuesday, September 1.

‘The Last Samurai’ (2003)

Tom Cruise stars as a disillusioned American military captain who is hired to train imperial soldiers in modern warfare during the modernization of nineteenth century Japan. After being captured by traditional warriors, he learns the samurai code of honor and finds renewed purpose in their struggle to preserve their culture. Ken Watanabe delivers an Oscar nominated performance as the noble samurai leader alongside directed epic battle sequences from Edward Zwick. The historical epic lands on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 1.

‘Jupiter’s Darling’ (1955)

Esther Williams and Howard Keel star in this lavish musical comedy set during the historical Roman Empire. Williams plays a spirited Roman woman who uses her charms and synchronized swimming skills to delay the approaching Carthaginian general Hannibal from attacking Rome. The production features extravagant water routines, lively comedic situations, and catchy tunes from composers Burton Lane and Harold Adamson. Viewers can stream this vintage musical beginning Tuesday, September 1.

‘Fuze’ (2024)

Aaron Taylor-Johnson stars in this high octane heist thriller centered around the discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb on a busy London construction site. As law enforcement races to evacuate the surrounding city streets, a daring crew of criminals uses the widespread chaos as the perfect cover to pull off an audacious bank robbery. The movie delivers pulse pounding action, intricate tactical maneuvers, and non stop urban suspense. The exciting thriller lands on HBO Max on Friday, September 4.

Which of these newly added movies are you most excited to stream this week, and what will you be watching first?