Here’s Every Movie Coming to HBO Max in August 2025
August 2025 is shaping up to be a thrilling month for HBO Max subscribers. The streaming platform is rolling out a massive lineup of movies, from fresh releases to timeless classics, catering to every taste. Whether you’re into horror, comedy, drama, or family-friendly adventures, there’s something waiting for you.
This month, HBO Max delivers a mix of modern blockbusters and golden-age gems. With over 50 films hitting the service, I’ll break down every title arriving in August, starting with the first wave on August 1 and continuing through the month. Let’s dive into the full list of movies and what makes each one worth checking out.
Final Destination Bloodlines (2025)
Kicking off August 1, ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ revives the iconic horror franchise. This relaunch follows a college student haunted by visions of a deadly tower collapse from decades ago, only to uncover a new chain of fatal events.
The film blends gruesome twists with a nod to the series’ legacy, including a cameo from a familiar face. It’s a bloody ride that horror fans will want to strap in for.
Alien: Covenant (2017)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Alien: Covenant’ brings sci-fi horror to the platform. This chapter in the Alien saga follows a colony ship encountering a hostile planet and a sinister synthetic.
With intense visuals and a gripping story, it’s a solid pick for those craving suspense and extraterrestrial terror. Michael Fassbender’s chilling performance is a standout.
Barbershop (2002)
On August 1, ‘Barbershop’ lands with its sharp humor and heart. Set in a Chicago barbershop, it follows a day in the life of its owner and colorful crew facing community changes.
Ice Cube leads a lively cast, delivering laughs and a slice of neighborhood life. It’s a feel-good comedy with relatable charm.
Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)
Joining its predecessor on August 1, ‘Barbershop 2: Back in Business’ continues the story with more wit and warmth. The shop faces new challenges as gentrification looms.
The returning cast, including Cedric the Entertainer, keeps the energy high. It’s a fun follow-up for fans of the original.
Couples Retreat (2009)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Couples Retreat’ is a comedy about four couples navigating a tropical resort therapy session. Misunderstandings and mishaps lead to plenty of laughs.
Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau bring their signature banter, making this a lighthearted watch for a cozy night in.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (2017)
Also on August 1, ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul’ offers family-friendly fun. Greg Heffley’s road trip goes hilariously off course with pranks and chaos.
Kids and parents alike will enjoy the goofy humor and relatable sibling antics. It’s a breezy pick for a weekend afternoon.
The Warrior’s Gate (2016)
Landing August 1, ‘Enter the Warrior’s Gate’ is a fantasy adventure where a teen is transported to an ancient kingdom to save a princess.
Packed with action and light humor, it’s a fun escape for younger viewers or anyone craving a mythical journey. The visuals add a vibrant touch.
Get a Job (2016)
On August 1, ‘Get a Job’ delivers a comedic look at post-college struggles. A group of graduates faces the harsh realities of the job market with hilarious results.
Miles Teller and Anna Kendrick lead a sharp ensemble, making this a relatable laugh for anyone who’s hustled for a paycheck.
Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)
Arriving August 1, ‘Gremlins 2: The New Batch’ ramps up the chaos with mischievous creatures wreaking havoc in a high-tech skyscraper.
Its blend of horror and campy humor makes it a cult favorite. Expect wild antics and a nostalgic vibe.
It Happened in Brooklyn (1947)
Also on August 1, ‘It Happened in Brooklyn’ is a musical romance about a soldier returning home and chasing his dreams. Frank Sinatra’s charm shines through.
The classic tunes and lighthearted story make it a cozy pick for fans of vintage Hollywood.
It’s Always Fair Weather (1955)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘It’s Always Fair Weather’ is a musical about three war buddies reuniting years later, only to find they’ve drifted apart.
Gene Kelly’s dance numbers steal the show, offering a mix of humor and heart for classic film lovers.
Jamboree! (1958)
On August 1, ‘Jamboree!’ brings a rock-and-roll vibe with a fictional tale of music industry drama. Early pop stars like Fats Domino make cameos.
It’s a fun, nostalgic snapshot of the 1950s music scene, perfect for retro enthusiasts.
Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ follows Po the panda as he battles a new foe threatening to destroy kung fu. Jack Black’s voice work adds humor.
The vibrant animation and heartfelt story make it a hit for all ages. It’s a great family watch.
Lili (1953)
On August 1, ‘Lili’ offers a touching story of a young woman finding her place with a carnival troupe. Leslie Caron’s performance is captivating.
The mix of whimsy and emotion, plus a memorable song, makes this a hidden gem for classic film fans.
Macao (1952)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Macao’ is a noir thriller about a drifter caught in a web of crime in an exotic port city. Robert Mitchum stars.
Its moody atmosphere and sharp dialogue make it a must for fans of gritty classics.
Madame Bovary (1950)
Also on August 1, ‘Madame Bovary’ adapts Flaubert’s novel, following a woman’s pursuit of passion in a stifling marriage. Jennifer Jones delivers a strong lead.
The lush visuals and tragic romance appeal to fans of literary adaptations and period dramas.
Madame Curie (1944)
Arriving August 1, ‘Madame Curie’ chronicles the life of the pioneering scientist. Greer Garson’s portrayal is both inspiring and grounded.
It’s a compelling biopic for those who love stories of determination and discovery.
Marc Maron: Panicked (2025)
On August 1, ‘Marc Maron: Panicked’ delivers fresh stand-up comedy. Maron’s sharp wit tackles life’s absurdities with his signature edge.
Fans of his raw, introspective humor will find this special a perfect addition to their watchlist.
Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)
Also hitting August 1, ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ is a psychological drama about a woman escaping a cult. Elizabeth Olsen’s breakout role is haunting.
The tense, layered story keeps you guessing, making it a gripping pick for drama fans.
Millie (1931)
On August 1, ‘Millie’ follows a young woman navigating love and independence in the early 20th century. Helen Twelvetrees shines in the lead.
Its pre-Code boldness and emotional depth make it a fascinating watch for classic film buffs.
Miss Pinkerton (1932)
Arriving August 1, ‘Miss Pinkerton’ is a mystery-comedy about a nurse caught in a web of crime. Joan Blondell’s charm carries the film.
The fast-paced plot and witty banter make it a fun, lighthearted classic.
Mogambo (1953)
Also on August 1, ‘Mogambo’ is a romantic adventure set in the African jungle. Clark Gable and Ava Gardner spark in this steamy drama.
The exotic setting and love triangle keep it engaging for fans of old-school romance.
Mr. Skeffington (1944)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Mr. Skeffington’ tells the story of a woman’s vanity and her loyal husband. Bette Davis delivers a powerhouse performance.
The emotional depth and period elegance make it a standout for drama lovers.
Mrs. Miniver (1942)
On August 1, ‘Mrs. Miniver’ portrays a British family enduring World War II. Greer Garson’s heartfelt role earned an Oscar.
Its stirring depiction of resilience makes it a timeless pick for historical drama fans.
Mrs. Parkington (1945)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Mrs. Parkington’ follows a woman reflecting on her rags-to-riches life. Greer Garson anchors this sweeping tale.
The mix of romance and family saga appeals to those who enjoy epic storytelling.
My Favorite Wife (1940)
On August 1, ‘My Favorite Wife’ is a screwball comedy about a man whose presumed-dead wife returns after he remarries. Cary Grant is hilarious.
The fast-paced humor and romantic mix-ups make it a delightful classic.
Neptune’s Daughter (1949)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘Neptune’s Daughter’ is a musical romance with Esther Williams as a swimwear designer caught in a love tangle.
The vibrant songs and lighthearted plot make it a fun escape for musical fans.
New Moon (1940)
Also on August 1, ‘New Moon’ is a romantic musical about a nobleman posing as a servant who falls in love. Jeanette MacDonald stars.
Its lush melodies and period charm make it a treat for fans of classic romance.
Pride and Prejudice (1940)
Arriving August 1, ‘Pride and Prejudice’ brings Jane Austen’s tale to life. Laurence Olivier and Greer Garson shine as Darcy and Elizabeth.
The witty dialogue and timeless romance make it a must-watch for literary fans.
Quo Vadis (1951)
On August 1, ‘Quo Vadis’ is an epic about love and faith in ancient Rome. Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr lead a grand cast.
The lavish sets and dramatic story make it a spectacle for historical epic enthusiasts.
Random Harvest (1942)
Also hitting August 1, ‘Random Harvest’ is a romantic drama about a man with amnesia rediscovering his past. Ronald Colman and Greer Garson star.
The heartfelt twists and emotional pull make it a classic tearjerker.
Roughshod (1949)
On August 1, ‘Roughshod’ is a Western about two brothers escorting a wagon of women while facing danger. Robert Sterling leads.
Its blend of action and drama offers a solid pick for Western fans.
Rules Don’t Apply (2016)
Arriving August 1, ‘Rules Don’t Apply’ is a romantic comedy-drama about young lovers caught in Howard Hughes’ orbit. Warren Beatty directs and stars.
The quirky story and strong cast make it an intriguing modern take on old Hollywood.
Smarty (1934)
Also on August 1, ‘Smarty’ is a pre-Code comedy about a woman juggling love and mischief. Joan Blondell’s wit drives the film.
Its cheeky humor and fast pace make it a fun classic for vintage comedy fans.
Stonewall (1995)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Stonewall’ dramatizes the 1969 riots that sparked the gay rights movement. The ensemble cast brings history to life.
It’s a poignant watch for those interested in social justice stories.
Storm Over Wyoming (1950)
On August 1, ‘Storm Over Wyoming’ is a Western about a rancher caught in a range war. Tim Holt stars in this lean tale.
The straightforward action and dusty setting appeal to fans of classic Westerns.
Survive the Night (2020)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Survive the Night’ is a tense thriller about a doctor forced to save a criminal’s life. Bruce Willis stars.
The high-stakes plot keeps you hooked, perfect for action-thriller fans.
The Last Time I Saw Paris (1955)
On August 1, ‘The Last Time I Saw Paris’ is a romantic drama about a writer’s turbulent love story in post-war Paris. Elizabeth Taylor shines.
The emotional depth and lush setting make it a dreamy pick for romance fans.
The Life of Vergie Winters (1934)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘The Life of Vergie Winters’ is a drama about a woman’s secret love and sacrifice. Ann Harding leads.
Its melodrama and emotional weight make it a compelling classic.
The Long, Long Trailer (1954)
Also on August 1, ‘The Long, Long Trailer’ is a comedy about a couple’s chaotic road trip in a massive trailer. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are hilarious.
The slapstick humor and chemistry make it a joyful watch for comedy lovers.
The Nun (2018)
Arriving August 1, ‘The Nun’ dives into the Conjuring universe with a priest and novice facing a demonic force in a Romanian abbey.
Its creepy atmosphere and jump scares make it a solid horror pick.
The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)
On August 1, ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ is a heartwarming adventure about a man with Down syndrome chasing his wrestling dreams. Shia LaBeouf stars.
The uplifting story and strong performances make it a feel-good gem.
The Racket (1951)
Also hitting August 1, ‘The Racket’ is a noir about a cop battling a crime syndicate. Robert Mitchum and Robert Ryan face off.
The gritty tension and sharp dialogue make it a classic crime drama.
The Reluctant Debutante (1958)
On August 1, ‘The Reluctant Debutante’ is a comedy about a teen navigating London’s high society. Sandra Dee and Rex Harrison shine.
Its light humor and charm make it a fun pick for romantic comedy fans.
The Water Diviner (2014)
Arriving August 1, ‘The Water Diviner’ follows a father searching for his sons after World War I. Russell Crowe directs and stars.
The emotional journey and historical depth make it a moving watch.
Three on a Match (1932)
Also on August 1, ‘Three on a Match’ is a pre-Code drama about three friends whose lives intertwine with tragic results. Joan Blondell stars.
The bold themes and compact story make it a gripping classic.
Till the End of Time (1947)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Till the End of Time’ follows WWII veterans adjusting to civilian life. Guy Madison leads.
Its honest look at post-war struggles resonates with drama fans.
Two Weeks with Love (1950)
On August 1, ‘Two Weeks with Love’ is a musical about a family vacation sparking romance. Jane Powell and Debbie Reynolds charm.
The catchy songs and lighthearted vibe make it a sweet classic.
Union Depot (1932)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Union Depot’ is a drama about a drifter helping a woman in need at a bustling train station. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. stars.
The fast-paced story and period feel make it a solid vintage pick.
Unlocked (2017)
On August 1, ‘Unlocked’ is a thriller about a CIA agent uncovering a terrorist plot. Noomi Rapace and Orlando Bloom lead.
The intense pace and twists make it a gripping choice for action fans.
War on Everyone (2016)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘War on Everyone’ is a dark comedy about corrupt cops getting in over their heads. Michael Peña stars.
Its edgy humor and wild plot make it a bold pick for crime-comedy fans.
Waterloo Bridge (1940)
Also on August 1, ‘Waterloo Bridge’ is a tragic romance about a ballerina and soldier torn apart by war. Vivien Leigh shines.
The emotional depth and classic storytelling make it a tearjerker must.
Where Danger Lives (1950)
On August 1, ‘Where Danger Lives’ is a noir thriller about a doctor entangled with a dangerous woman. Robert Mitchum stars.
The dark twists and tense vibe make it a great pick for noir fans.
Yogi Bear (2010)
Arriving August 1, ‘Yogi Bear’ brings the classic cartoon to life with a picnic-stealing bear causing park chaos. Dan Aykroyd voices Yogi.
The silly humor and family-friendly vibe make it a fun kids’ watch.
You Hurt My Feelings (2023)
Also on August 1, ‘You Hurt My Feelings’ is a comedy-drama about a writer overhearing her husband’s true thoughts. Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars.
The sharp wit and relatable dynamics make it a fresh, heartfelt watch.
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (2022)
Hitting HBO Max on August 4, ‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ is a family musical about a singing crocodile befriending a boy. Shawn Mendes voices Lyle.
The catchy songs and warm story make it a delightful pick for kids and parents.
Freaky Tales (2025)
On August 8, ‘Freaky Tales’ arrives with four interwoven stories set in 1987 Oakland. Pedro Pascal and Normani lead a vibrant cast.
This anthology blends action, comedy, and heart, making it a unique watch for adventure fans.
The Woman King (2022)
Arriving August 13, ‘The Woman King’ is a historical epic about an all-female warrior unit in 19th-century Africa. Viola Davis delivers a fierce performance.
The powerful story and stunning action make it a standout for epic drama fans.
The Legend of Ochi (2025)
On August 15, ‘The Legend of Ochi’ brings a dark fantasy about a girl bonding with a mythical creature. Willem Dafoe and Finn Wolfhard star.
Its magical world and emotional depth make it a captivating pick for fantasy lovers.
Which movie are you most excited to stream this August, or is there a classic you’re revisiting? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
