You won’t be in a pickle when it comes to finding something to watch on HBO Max in August. An American Pickle starring Seth Rogen, which is based on a short story by Simon Rich, starts off the month. But it’s far from the only thing to watch; the full list is below.
If you haven’t yet made the switch to HBO Max, we note below which movies and TV shows will be available on (the non-Max) HBO.
Theatrical Premieres
May 1
Bigger
Western Stars
May 2
The Art of Racing in the Rain
May 9
Downton Abbey
May 16
Joker
May 23
Ready or Not
May 30
Lucy in the Sky
Original Programming
May 5
Natalie Wood: What Remains Behind
Series Premieres
May 1
Betty, Series Premiere
May 10
I Know This Much Is True, Limited Series Premiere
May 18
Hard, Series Premiere
Series Finales
May 3
Atlanta’s Missing and Murdered: The Lost Children, Docuseries Finale
Westworld, Season 3 Finale
May 4
My Brilliant Friend, Season 2 Finale
May 15
Todxs Nosotrxs, Season Finale
May 24
Run, Series Finale
Estrenos
May 1
Long Gone By
Her Body
May 15
El Pacto (aka The Pact)
Movies
May 1
The Art of Getting By
Black Knight
BlacKkKlansman
Broken Arrow
Cast Away
Cinema Paradiso (Director’s Cut)
Cold Mountain
Commando
Contagion
Cowboys & Aliens (Unrated Version)
Crazy Rich Asians
Death at a Funeral
Dick Tracy
The Fighter
Friday Night Lights
Green Card
The Hangover Part II
The Hot Chick
How Stella Got Her Groove Back
In Bruges
Incarnate
Jaws
Jaws 2
Jaws 3-D
Jaws: The Revenge
John Tucker Must Die
Josie and the Pussycats
The Kite Runner
La La Land
Little Shop of Horrors (Director’s Cut)
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again
The Meg
Michael Clayton
My Big Fat Greek Wedding
Nocturnal Animals
Paul (Extended Version)
Precious
Rise of the Guardians
School of Rock
Signs
Something Borrowed
This Means War (Extended Version)
Twins
Unstoppable
Wild Hogs
Your Highness (Extended Version)
Chandra is senior features writer at PCMag.com. She got her tech journalism start at CMP/United Business Media, beginning at Electronic Buyers’ News, then making her way over to TechWeb and VARBusiness.com. Chandra’s happy to make a living writing, something she didn’t think she could do and why she chose to major in political science at Barnard College. For her tech tweets, it’s ChanSteele.
