Following an impressive theatrical run this spring, Ryan Coogler's Sinners is now available to stream on HBO Max.

I missed the opportunity to go to the screener of Sinners in April, and with “Maycember” being a real thing, Sinners fell off my radar for a bit. I need to watch as many films as possible since I’m a member of Nashville’s film critics association,

July may be a slower month in pure quantity for HBO and Max, but the slate is anything but uninteresting. With a carefully balanced batch of attention-grabbing premieres, genre-mashing indies, and substance-driven documentaries,

Discovery’s HBO Max (which, yes, just rebranded back to HBO Max this summer) is known for its abundance of good television and film options. From award-winning original series to critically-acclaimed dramas,

First, it was HBO Max. Then, it was simply “Max.” (Drop the “HBO.” It’s cleaner.) But now, once again, the Warner Bros.-owned streaming service will go by “HBO Max.” Make up your mind, Zaslav!

Including Joel and Ethan Coen's "The Big Lebowski," Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," Jordan Peele's "Get Out" and more

From 'The Last of Us' to 'Sinners' and so much more, catch excellent shows and films on HBO Max with these streaming deals.

From cinematic classics to laugh-out-loud comedies, here are the best new movie streaming on Paramount+ in July 2025

Not every swing has been a hit, though, and some projects have crashed hard despite the hype. Below, I explore 25 HBO Max Originals that fell short, breaking down what they were about and why they didn’t connect,

Although happily married to his best friend Trottie, Book is a gay man at a time when homosexuality was illegal. When a new assistant, Jack, arrives at the book shop, it soon becomes clear his appointment wasn’t as random as it at first seems.