These are strange times for the movie-going public. Heading to the movie theater may not be an option at all in some communities depending on which company owns your local theater. Others are avoiding the spaces because of concerns around health safety brought on by Covid. But if you can’t see the movie at a big dark theater you don’t have to miss out.
Grab a bag of microwave popcorn and put too much salt on it at home, find the biggest cup in your house and fill it with Coke and snag some candy from the Dollar Store. Then subscribe to HBO Max. The service is streaming all of the movies owned by Warner Media on its own service this year. The $14.99 per month cost is a bargain-basement ticket price in today’s market. And if you decide you don’t want anything else to do with HBO Max after the movie you can cancel the service and call it a day. It would be free.
But before you call the game off, you may want to check out the new Snyder cut of The Justice League or anything else on the service from the large collection of Showa era Godzilla films to the rest of the Legendary film series and even the original King Kong movie.
HBO Max is a streaming service owned by Warner Media, which also owns HBO and a host of other channels. It is a premium streaming service that houses almost every HBO original series and movie, a treasure trove of DC movies and TV shows animated and live-action, Cartoon Network Content, children’s programming and more including blockbuster movies from multiple studios. You can find it through every major streaming platform and for all you know you may even be getting it for free via your AT&T cell phone plan. Take a look.
I honestly long for the day when I can see all the big movies in a heated recliner again. But until then we will make the best of things.
Stream on my friends.
