Max, who is renowned for producing and presenting high-caliber movies, will have several films available on the streaming service starting next month. Watchers of all ages will probably find something to enjoy with something from every genre.
With so many alternatives available in a wide range of genres for February, moviegoers should curl up on the sofa and choose a film to watch while the bitter cold of winter persists outside. Max will offer a few different documentaries that are worth checking out for film enthusiasts.
Both provide a good story, even though they address completely diverse subjects. Horror enthusiasts will also be treated to a treat when director Ari Aster releases his second feature on the streaming platform. Fans of obscene, extravagant humour will probably find Dicks: The Musical to be satisfying.
Max will still be able to provide you with something more family-friendly, though. Finally, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s San Andreas, which is also set to release on the streaming service next month, is the perfect movie for anyone who likes catastrophe films.
Everything Coming To HBO Max In February 2024
February 1
Bad Education (2004): Enrique Goded, a failing film director in Madrid in 1980, is searching for his next project when an actor in need of a job pays him an unexpected visit. Ignacio Rodriguez, the actor, claims to be Enrique’s first love and friend from boarding school.
Batman vs. Robin (2015): A young Bruce Wayne hears from his father Thomas about the Court of Owls, a covert organization, in the past. Bruce thinks the Court was responsible for his parents’ deaths after seeing them die, but he can find no proof, so he starts to think the story about the Court isn’t real.
Batman: Bad Blood (2016): Batwoman catches up with a group of criminals in Gotham City, including the Killer Moth, Tusk, Firefly, Electrocutioner, and others, six months after the Court of Owls was defeated. Batman shows up as a fight breaks out. The man wearing a mask and going by the name “Heretic” approaches them. He seems to be the head of the gang and reminds Batman of Damian Wayne in his vision of Batman.
The Bling Ring (2013): The Bling Ring is a 2013 crime thriller that was written and directed by Sofia Coppola. Emma Watson, Katie Chang, Israel Broussard, Taissa Farmiga, Claire Julien, Georgia Rock, and Leslie Mann are among the ensemble cast members.
The story “The Suspects Wore Louboutins” by Nancy Jo Sales from Vanity Fair in 2010—which focused on the Bling Ring—a real-life gang—is the inspiration for this one.
The plot centers on a gang of young people who are fascinated with fame and who use the internet to find the whereabouts of famous people so they can break into their homes.
Brooklyn (2015): The story centers on Eilis Lacey, a young Irish lady who moved to Brooklyn in the early 1950s in search of work. She makes a life there but eventually finds herself lured back to Enniscorthy, where she must decide where she wants to shape her future.
Only two days of filming were conducted in Brooklyn, one of which was at the Coney Island beach. Principal photography started in April 2014 and lasted three weeks in Ireland, followed by four weeks in Montreal, Quebec.
Chasing Flavor (Max Original): A brand-new, unscripted culinary and travel series starring Carla Hall, an American celebrity chef who you may remember from Bravo’s two seasons of Top Chef.
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968): The wreckage of a champion racer captures the attention of Jemima and Jeremy, the young offspring of Caractacus Potts, an unsuccessful inventor who was left widowed, in rural England in 1909.
They go back home and beg their father to save the car when they find out it’s about to be scrapped. He tries to generate money by selling one of his inventions, a musical hard candy, but his sales pitch is ruined when a pack of dogs is drawn to the candy’s whistle.
Citizen Kane (1941): The aged Charles Foster Kane lies dying in a Florida home known as Xanadu, which is a part of a large opulent estate. He says “Rosebud” as his final words and passes away while clutching a snow globe. A tremendously wealthy newspaper publisher and industrial titan, Kane’s life story is told in a film obituary.
Reporter Jerry Thompson is tasked by the newsreel’s producer with learning the significance of “Rosebud” after Kane’s death makes headlines throughout the world.
A Clockwork Orange (1971): Based on Anthony Burgess’s 1962 novel of the same name, Stanley Kubrick adapted, produced, and directed the dystopian crime thriller A Clockwork Orange in 1971. It uses graphic, unsettling imagery to make statements about teenage gangs, mental health, juvenile criminality, and other social, political, and economic issues in a dystopian near-future Britain.
Clone High, Season 2 (Max Original): The resurrection of Clone High’s second season, or third season in total. situated in a high school for brilliant brains from history clones.
Dying of the Light (2014): In 2014, Paul Schrader, an American spy, wrote and directed the spy movie Dying of the Light. In it, Nicolas Cage plays a dementia-stricken former CIA operative who is on a personal quest to find and eliminate a terrorist who tormented him twenty years prior. The cast also includes Irène Jacob and Anton Yelchin.
Everest (2015): Baltasar Kormákur is the director and producer of the 2015 biographical survival adventure film Everest, which was written by William Nicholson and Simon Beaufoy.
The ensemble cast, which includes Keira Knightley, Martin Henderson, Emily Watson, Jason Clarke, Jake Gyllenhaal, Josh Brolin, John Hawkes, Robin Wright, Michael Kelly, and Sam Worthington, stars.
The Lego Movie (2014): The Lego Movie is an incredibly entertaining movie that appeals to both adults and children. It centres on Emmet (Chris Pratt), a regular LEGO construction worker. But he ends up in a bizarre group of people on a quest when he gets mistaken for the “Special,” a unique creature that has the secret to save the planet.
Consequently, he becomes involved in their mission to foil a malevolent ruler who seeks to take over the globe by assembling every LEGO piece. Emmett attempts to give it his all, but he is unprepared for such a task, which leads to hilarious situations. The film, which also stars Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, and Morgan Freeman, is a fun, family-friendly picture that will appeal to audiences of all ages and is the first in the LEGO film series.
Leviathan (1989): George P. Cosmatos directed the science fiction horror film Leviathan in 1989. David Webb Peoples and Jeb Stuart wrote the screenplay. Starring as the personnel of an underwater geological laboratory followed and slain by a horrific mutant beast are Peter Weller, Richard Crenna, Ernie Hudson, Amanda Pays, and Daniel Stern in this international co-production from the United States and Italy.
Life as We Know It (2010): Eric Messer, the Atlanta Hawks’ potential television technical sports director, owns a small bakery in Atlanta, and Holly Berenson runs a bakery. Peter and Alison, their closest friends, arrange a blind date for them that goes wrong and leaves them both deeply in love with someone else.
Menashe (2017): A recently widowed Hasidic Jewish man named Menashe attempts to reclaim custody of his son Rieven, who is ten years old (Ruben Niborski). According to a decision made by the Rabbi (Meyer Schwartz), Rieven is living with his aunt and uncle, Eizik and Yoel Weisshaus, because Menashe needs to be married before he can provide his kid with a suitable home.
Midsommar (2019): In the horror movie Midsommar, Jack Reynor and Florence Pugh (who nearly plays Haley Lu Richardson) accompany Dani (Florence Pugh) and Christian (Jack Reynor) as they go to a remote Swedish town at the invitation of their friends Josh (William Jackson Harper) and Mark (Will Poulter), who have been invited to a midsummer celebration by their Swedish friend Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgren).
Though initially pleasant, the retreat swiftly turns into something more strange and violent as it becomes apparent that a pagan cult has more sinister intentions for the gathering. Fans of writer-director Ari Aster will undoubtedly like this gripping and eerily unnerving movie. Still, moviegoers should avoid the well-liked horror film if they find any part of the plot troubling.
Rolling Along: Bill Bradley (2024): The rare autobiographical live theatrical recording of basketball star turned politician Bill Bradley’s stage performance is called Rolling Along: Bill Bradley. The play, which he wrote and developed over six years, was shot in 2021 over four nights in front of a live audience at New York’s Signature Theater.
Bradley tells tales from his upbringing in a small Missouri town, his time at Princeton where he became the nation’s best college basketball player, his Hall of Fame career with the New York Knicks, and his 18-year tenure as a U.S. Senator from New Jersey, all of which are juxtaposed with archival footage. Bradley’s story is a unique storytelling experience that is sure to captivate everyone.
Se7en (1995): American crime thriller Seven, written and directed by David Fincher in 1995, was released. John C. McGinley, Gwyneth Paltrow, Morgan Freeman, and Brad Pitt star. Seven is a crime-ridden city that has no name. It tells the story of disillusioned, almost retired investigator William Somerset (Freeman) and his recently transferred partner David Mills (Pitt), who are trying to stop a serial killer from killing people based on the seven deadly sins.
The Trust (2016): The Trust is a 2016 American crime thriller film starring Nicolas Cage, Elijah Wood, Sky Ferreira, Jerry Lewis, Kevin Weisman, and Steven Williams. It was directed by Alex and Ben Brewer and written by Ben Brewer and Adam Hirsch. April 14, 2016, saw the movie’s premiere on DirecTV. On May 13, 2016, Saban Films distributed the movie on video on demand and in theatres. This movie represents Jerry Lewis’s final role before he died in 2017. Max Rose was released following The Trust.
February 2
Care Bears: The Quest for the Rainbow Stone: Care Bears: Unlock the Magic’s second half-hour special is called The Quest for the Rainbow Stone. In a cute ceremony, Togetherness, a new acquaintance, is going to become an official Care Bear. However, Cheer becomes so giddy with excitement that she unintentionally cracks the enchanted stone that Togetherness needs to be coloured!
Dicks: The Musical (2023) (A24): Adults only should enjoy Dicks: The Musical, a musical comedy. The film centres on Craig (Josh Sharp) and Trevor (Aaron Jackson), two competitor businessmen who unintentionally find out they are identical twins.
They plan to switch places in an attempt to mislead their split parents into getting back together, to bring their family back together. The film is an exaggerated display of joyful, thought-provoking humour, and it does it very well.
Such a movie, which also stars Megan Mullally, Nathan Lane, Megan Thee Stallion, and Bowen Yang, isn’t for the weak of heart, but it is most definitely for everyone who wants to engage in a disgusting and joyously trashy film.
Serving the Hamptons, Season 2: To check out the operation and get to know the personnel, we head back to one of the most upscale restaurants in the Hamptons.
February 3
Puppy Bowl Presents: 20 Years of Puppies (Animal Planet): Each puppy will be divided into two groups: Team Ruff and Team Fluff. Four previous puppy players will return to the Puppy Bowl XX stadium to celebrate the 20th anniversary and receive inductions into the brand-new “Puppy Bowl Hall of Fame.”
This year’s Puppy Bowl will feature 131 pups, 73 shelters and rescues, and a ton of exciting events and heartwarming adoption tales. This year is expected to be the “puppies puppy bowl yet,” with notable puppies like Sweetpea weighing in at a little 1.7 pounds and Levi the Great Dane weighing in at 72 pounds.
February 4
Curb Your Enthusiasm, Season 12 (HBO Original): Although Larry David could easily carry on producing Curb Your Enthusiasm indefinitely, he has chosen to leave the show after just 12 seasons, with Curb ending this season.
How many insignificant annoyances will the made-up Larry exaggerate? With whom will he offend? Susie Essman, how many f-bombs will she drop?
The Redemption Project: Van Jones, who has unrivaled access to the US prison system, puts viewers inside the room when criminals and victims of their violent crimes interact as part of the restorative justice process.
February 5
Homestead Rescue, Season 11 (Discovery Channel): Two million Americans have tried to live off the grid and abandon civilization in the past ten years, but the majority have failed.
The learning curve is high for the hundreds of families that choose to become homesteaders. “Homestead Rescue” is the next.
A master homesteader, Marty Raney, along with his son Matt Raney, a hunter and fisherman, and daughter Misty Raney, a farmer, are helping struggling homesteaders all over the nation learn the skills they need to survive in the wild.
The Raney family is committed to preparing these families for success and for the worst that nature can throw at them, despite the high stakes involved.
February 6
The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: Miracle on the Hudson (CNN Original): CNN interviews Captain C.B. “Sully” Sullenberger and passengers on the 15th anniversary of the “Miracle on the Hudson,” discussing the terrifying specifics and long-term consequences of the historic emergency landing that saved all 155 lives.
February 7
Tournament of Champions: The Qualifiers (Food Network): The greatest rival on Food Network, the Tournament of Champions, will return for a fifth season in mid-February, roughly one week ahead of when the fourth season debuted.
Moreover, Food Network said today that a brand-new mini-spin-off competition will take place before it. The 32 chefs for Season Five of the Tournament of Champions were also revealed, and they include the four former champions, Maneet Chauhan, Tiffani Faison, Mei Lin, and Brooke Williamson.
February 8
They Called Him Mostly Harmless (Max Original): In the real crime documentary They Called Him Mostly Harmless, the body of a hiker named John Doe remains unidentified for two years.
When authorities discovered him dead in a tent at Florida’s Cypress National Preserve in 2018, they were unable to identify him because he had no phone or other means of identification.
The authorities reached a dead end when no family members came forward to claim the man’s body and no missing persons reports matching his description. Internet detectives decided to take up the case as a result.
After working for two years, they were able to identify the hiker and learn why he had initially chosen to disappear on purpose.
Tokyo Vice, Season 2 (Max Original): Based on the true story of American journalist Jake Adelstein, Tokyo Vice is an exciting and underappreciated film that is better seen now than ever.
In the second season, Adelstein (Ansel Elgort) is still following leads through Tokyo’s criminal underground while starting to realize how much risk he is taking for himself and the people he cares about.
February 10
The Accidental Influencer (Max Original): Bella amassed 75,000 followers in a single night in 2016 and hundreds of likes every minute. Before long, she was receiving thousands of pounds to bake a cake on Instagram, go to absurdly extravagant influencer gifting occasions, and post emojis everywhere.
However, living among the Instafamous started to wear thin, even as the never-ending barrage of alerts fueled her endorphins.
Bella’s easygoing persona gained popularity on social media, but her offline health took a nosedive, leading to her being admitted to The Priory for social media addiction.
Artfully Designed, Season 2 (Magnolia Network): Skilled do-it-yourselfer Jenni Yolo transforms a room in a weekend. Discover how, with a little assistance from her spouse, she overcomes challenging spaces, goes through the creative process, and realizes the dream.
New episodes of Season 2 air every Saturday at 1/12c on Magnolia Network and, on the same day, may be streamed on Max and Discovery+.
Race for the White House: A political television program in the United States called Race for the White House explores past US presidential election campaigns. On March 6, 2016, CNN debuted it.
Kevin Spacey, who was well-known during the show’s development for portraying the fictional President Frank Underwood in the US adaptation of House of Cards, serves as the series’ narrator. Mahershala Ali, Spacey’s co-star on House of Cards, rerecorded the narration after Spacey was accused of sexually abusing children.
February 11
Ninja Kamui (Adult Swim): The American premiere of the upcoming Japanese anime television series Ninja Kamui is scheduled for February 2024 on Adult Swim’s Toonami block.
Puppy Bowl XX Pregame Show (Animal Planet): Returning this Sunday, February 11th, at 2:00 PM ET, Puppy Bowl promises more cuddly pups than ever before! Impressively, 131 puppy players from either Team Ruff or Team Fluff from 73 shelters and rescues spread over 36 states and territories are featured in Animal Planet’s 20th anniversary special.
These furious teams include Sweetpea, the tiniest puppy ever at 1.7 pounds, and Levi, the Great Dane, the largest at 70 pounds.
Watergate: Blueprint for a Scandal: In honor of the 50th anniversary, CNN’s exclusive series Watergate: Blueprint for a Scandal will review the Watergate scandal and the intricacies of the notorious break-in that began it all.
As revealed directly by John Dean, the former White House Counsel to President Richard Nixon. The four-part series, which is produced by Herzog & Company, will air over two weekends in a row.
February 12
Lil Jon Wants to Do What?, Season 2B (HGTV): Lil Jon is a producer and musician, so forget everything you think you know about him. With incredible space makeovers that exceed their wildest expectations, he and interior designer Anitra Mecadon are pushing Atlanta, Georgia residents outside of their comfort zones.
February 13
Trial By Fire: Edward Zwick is the director of the 2018 American biographical drama film Trial by Fire. The narrative is based on an article titled “Trial by Fire” by David Grann that was published in The New Yorker in 2009. Starring in the movie with Jack O’Connell are Laura Dern, Jeff Perry, Emily Meade, and Jade Pettyjohn.
February 14
Big Little Brawlers (Discovery Channel): A reality show called Big Little Brawlers tells the tale of Little People wrestlers who are attempting to make it big in the Micro Wrestling Federation.
February 15
Bea’s Block (Max Original): Sesame Workshop’s animated television series Bea’s Block had its debut on August 21, 2023. Together, Bea and her pals want to show kindness to every block in their neighborhood. With a positive attitude and teamwork, Bea and her pals can tackle any situation.
Bleed For This (2016): Vinny Pazienza challenges Roger Mayweather for the WBC World Light Welterweight Title in November 1988.
Because he has been pedaling a stationary bicycle to meet the weight limit, he is late for the weigh-in. At 140 pounds even, Vinny is eligible for the bout based on his final weight.
The Truth About Jim (Max Original): The most famous part of Jim Parsons’s career is his portrayal of the eccentric genius Sheldon Cooper on “The Big Bang Theory.”With her portrayal of Sheldon Cooper, Parsons took off, winning four Emmys and solidifying her place as one of the most well-known sitcom faces.
February 16
Underdogs United, Season 1: A remarkable group of soccer players competes in the amazing, sports-obsessed world of Sportsville to achieve their athletic and personal objectives.
February 17
Outback Opal Hunters, Season 7 (Discovery Channel): The latest local production, Outback Opal Hunters, features Discovery Channel embarking on a treasure search in real life.
In the series, crews of courageous opal miners travel to Lightning Ridge (NSW), Opalton (QLD), and the opal mecca, Coober Pedy (SA), to strike it rich in some of Australia’s most difficult and isolated terrain.
As these crews gamble everything on trying to hit it rich, the stakes are high. Discovering what it is that has our crews enthralled in the quest takes us deep into the realm of opal mining in Outback Opal Hunters, an exciting and heartbreaking journey.
February 18
Evil Lives Here, Season 8B (ID): With the new season of EVIL LIVES HERE, viewers will get intimate access to even more terrifying accounts from survivors and families who witnessed the unthinkable, ranging from a sister’s terrifying realization that her brother is far more evil than she could have imagined, to a man deeply in denial over his girlfriend’s deadly actions, an ex-wife determined to avoid a divorce by any means necessary, and a stepson too dangerous and sick to be believed.
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Season 11 (HBO Original): Season eleven of the satirical late-night news program hosted by British presenter and comedian John Oliver.
Naked and Afraid, Season 17 (Discovery Channel): The Discovery Channel hosts the American reality series Naked and Afraid. Every episode follows the lives of two survivalists—one lady and one man—who meet and are tasked with making it through a 21-day stay in the woods while completely nude.
Following their meeting at the designated location, the partners have to search for and/or create drinkable water, food, clothing, and shelter from the surrounding materials.
Tournament of Champions, Season 5 (Food Network): Sunday, February 18 marks the return of Guy Fieri’s renowned culinary competition, Tournament of Champions, for an incredible fifth season. In the hardest sudden-death bracket-style cooking competition, the skills and abilities of thirty-two of the most skilled chefs from the East and West Coast, including all four past champions, will be tested to the utmost.
The elite chefs are under a lot of strain and are experiencing high emotions because they are unsure of their opponents and the tasks that the randomizer will present them with. The challenges get harder and harder with each round.
February 20
Little People Big World, Season 16: Matt, Amy, Zach, and other members of the Roloff family are set to make a comeback to television screens in February 2024 when TLC announces a new season of “Little People, Big World.” This news comes despite media reports claiming that the fate of the Roloff farm in Oregon has caused conflict in the family.
Renovation Aloha (HGTV): The eight-episode season, which premieres on Tuesday, February 20, will follow the couple—who were raised on the island—as they take on significant renovations in one of the most costly states in the union. Fortunately, Tristyn and Kamohai have a huge family to lean on — 87 first cousins, to be exact! — many of whom work in construction.
February 22
Jellystone, Season 3A (Max Original): C. H. Greenblatt created the animated comedy television series Jellystone! for HBO Max in the United States. Warner Bros. Animation produces the series, which features redesigned versions of several Hanna-Barbera characters.
San Andreas (2015): The epic natural catastrophe film San Andreas revolves around the San Andreas Fault, which triggered a destructive magnitude 9 earthquake that shook California’s west coast.
The film is a very entertaining crazy journey of adrenaline and special effects, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as LAFD search-and-rescue helicopter pilot Ray Gaines.
Following the devastation, Ray must make his way through the chaos from Los Angeles to San Francisco to rescue his estranged wife Emma (Carla Gugino) and their daughter Blake (Alexandra Daddario).
Such a movie is guaranteed to entertain nearly any audience member who is looking for an exciting, action-packed journey.
February 23
Machete Kills (2014): Agent Sartana Rivera and Machete Cortez make an effort to apprehend dishonest military personnel engaged in a weapons transaction with a group of Mexican criminal cartels.
The gangsters destroy the military unit, but Sartana is killed by a second group of masked men led by a luchador-style mask. Corrupt Deputy Clebourne and Sheriff Doakes arrest Machete and hang him.
February 26
The Man Who Played with Fire: “The Man Who Played With Fire” is probably going to disappoint those who were hoping for a documentary that would concentrate on Stieg Larsson’s enormously successful “Millennium” series—the high-grade pulp mysteries he wrote as a sort of hobby but which weren’t released until after he died in 2004 at the age of 50.
February 27
God Save Texas: Hometown Prison (HBO Original): HBO’s God Save Texas is a three-part anthology documentary series that is anchored by Richard Linklater’s outstanding feature-length “Hometown Prison.”
Despite its short run, the show covers a lot of ground promptly and is extremely significant in just those three parts.
The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper: Yachts and the Super Rich (CNN Original): A big yearly event for the ten billion dollar yachting industry, the Monaco Yacht Show is one of the greatest concentrations of wealth in the world, and CNN Anchor/Correspondent Alisyn Camerota is there to cover it. Monaco is the richest country in the world per capita.
To explore the allure of these floating islands, the processes involved in creating and maintaining these symbols of extreme wealth, their environmental impact, and the symbolism they hold for the global economic divide, Camerota tours some of the largest superyachts currently in use and speaks with owners, captains, crew, and industry leaders.
February 29
Murder Under the Friday Night Lights, Season 3 (ID): “A Homecoming Murder,” the third season’s follow-up episode, centres on the family of a high school cheerleader who, the night after the homecoming dance, discovers her killed in her bed.
Because so many people are returning to the city for the big football game, detectives believe she knew her killer. As a result, everyone is under suspicion.
Vlad & Niki, Season 2D: On April 23, 2018, Vlad and Nikita launched their YouTube channel, which led their father to resign from his position in sales to assist with brand and licensing for “Vlad Crazyshow”. They do vlogs, roleplays, and advertisements in their videos.
The channel and the Australian licensing company Haven Global inked a representation agreement so that the latter could create new content, consumer goods, and mobile app licenses under their name.
