All the Movies Coming to HBO Max in August 2025
Get ready for a packed August 2025 on HBO Max, with a lineup that spans decades and genres. From chilling horror to heartfelt dramas and family adventures, the platform is dropping a huge batch of movies to keep you entertained all month long.
I’m excited to share the full list of films hitting HBO Max this August, starting with a big wave on the first and more premieres throughout the month. Let’s break down every title and why each one deserves a spot on your watchlist.
Yogi Bear (2010)
On August 1, ‘Yogi Bear’ delivers a live-action take on the classic cartoon. Yogi and Boo-Boo stir up trouble in Jellystone Park with their picnic-stealing antics.
Voiced by Dan Aykroyd, this lighthearted film is perfect for kids and nostalgic adults looking for some silly fun. The colorful chaos keeps everyone smiling.
Where Danger Lives (1950)
Also dropping August 1, ‘Where Danger Lives’ is a noir thriller about a doctor pulled into a dangerous romance. Robert Mitchum’s brooding performance drives the tension.
The dark plot and atmospheric vibes make it a great pick for fans of classic crime stories. It’s a lean, gripping watch.
Waterloo Bridge (1940)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Waterloo Bridge’ tells a heartbreaking love story between a soldier and a ballerina during wartime. Vivien Leigh’s emotional depth shines.
This classic romance pulls you in with its tender moments and tragic turns, ideal for fans of old-school dramas.
War on Everyone (2016)
On August 1, ‘War on Everyone’ brings dark comedy to the lineup. Two crooked cops get tangled in a messy crime scheme, leading to wild consequences.
Michael Peña and Alexander Skarsgård deliver sharp humor, making this a bold choice for those who like their laughs with an edge.
Unlocked (2017)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Unlocked’ is an action-packed thriller about a CIA agent racing to stop a terrorist attack. Noomi Rapace leads with intensity.
The fast-moving plot and high stakes make it a solid watch for anyone craving suspense and espionage.
Union Depot (1932)
On August 1, ‘Union Depot’ offers a snappy drama about a drifter helping a woman in trouble at a busy train station. Douglas Fairbanks Jr. keeps it engaging.
The quick pace and early Hollywood charm make this a fun pick for fans of vintage tales.
Two Weeks with Love (1950)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘Two Weeks with Love’ is a cheerful musical about a family vacation sparking young romance. Jane Powell’s energy pops.
With catchy tunes and a breezy vibe, it’s a sweet choice for musical lovers looking for a feel-good watch.
Till the End of Time (1947)
Also on August 1, ‘Till the End of Time’ explores veterans rebuilding their lives after World War II. Guy Madison anchors the story with quiet strength.
Its honest take on post-war struggles makes it a moving drama for those who enjoy reflective storytelling.
Three on a Match (1932)
On August 1, ‘Three on a Match’ follows three childhood friends whose lives spiral into drama and tragedy. Bette Davis and Joan Blondell star.
This pre-Code film’s bold themes and compact story make it a compelling classic for drama fans.
The Water Diviner (2014)
Arriving August 1, ‘The Water Diviner’ tracks a father’s journey to find his sons lost in war. Russell Crowe directs and stars with raw emotion.
The historical setting and heartfelt quest make it a powerful watch for fans of epic stories.
The Racket (1951)
Also on August 1, ‘The Racket’ is a gritty noir about a cop taking on a powerful crime boss. Robert Mitchum and Robert Ryan clash fiercely.
The tense showdowns and dark tone make it a must for fans of hard-hitting crime dramas.
The Reluctant Debutante (1958)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘The Reluctant Debutante’ is a witty comedy about a teen navigating high society. Rex Harrison’s charm steals scenes.
Its playful humor and light romance make it a delightful pick for classic comedy lovers.
The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019)
On August 1, ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’ follows a young man with Down syndrome chasing his wrestling dreams. Shia LaBeouf and Zack Gottsagen shine.
This warm, adventurous tale is a heartwarming gem for anyone looking for an uplifting story.
The Nun (2018)
Also arriving August 1, ‘The Nun’ dives into the Conjuring universe with a demonic force haunting a remote abbey. Taissa Farmiga faces the scares.
Its eerie visuals and chilling moments make it a great choice for horror fans craving a spooky night.
The Long, Long Trailer (1954)
On August 1, ‘The Long, Long Trailer’ brings Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz as a couple on a chaotic road trip. Their comic timing is perfect.
The hilarious mishaps and warm chemistry make this a fun watch for comedy fans.
The Life of Vergie Winters (1934)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘The Life of Vergie Winters’ is a drama about a woman’s hidden love and sacrifices. Ann Harding carries the emotional weight.
Its heartfelt story and vintage style make it a strong pick for classic drama enthusiasts.
The Last Time I Saw Paris (1955)
Also on August 1, ‘The Last Time I Saw Paris’ follows a writer’s rocky romance in post-war Paris. Elizabeth Taylor’s performance glows.
The lush setting and emotional pull make it a dreamy choice for romantic drama fans.
Survive the Night (2020)
On August 1, ‘Survive the Night’ is a tense action flick about a doctor forced to save a criminal. Bruce Willis keeps the stakes high.
The relentless pace makes it a thrilling watch for fans of gritty action.
Storm Over Wyoming (1950)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Storm Over Wyoming’ is a Western about a rancher caught in a land dispute. Tim Holt leads with rugged charm.
Its straightforward action and frontier vibe make it a solid pick for Western fans.
Stonewall (1995)
On August 1, ‘Stonewall’ dramatizes the 1969 riots that ignited a movement. The ensemble cast brings passion to the story.
It’s a moving watch for those drawn to historical dramas about social change.
Smarty (1934)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Smarty’ is a cheeky pre-Code comedy about a woman stirring up romantic trouble. Joan Blondell’s wit shines.
The sharp humor and bold tone make it a fun classic for vintage comedy fans.
Rules Don’t Apply (2016)
Also on August 1, ‘Rules Don’t Apply’ explores young love in the shadow of Howard Hughes’ empire. Warren Beatty directs and stars.
Its quirky mix of romance and drama makes it an engaging watch for fans of modern classics.
Roughshod (1949)
On August 1, ‘Roughshod’ is a Western about brothers protecting a group of women on a dangerous journey. Robert Sterling keeps it grounded.
The mix of action and heart makes it a great choice for Western enthusiasts.
Random Harvest (1942)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Random Harvest’ is a romantic drama about a man with amnesia rediscovering love. Ronald Colman and Greer Garson captivate.
Its emotional twists and tender moments make it a timeless pick for romance fans.
Quo Vadis (1951)
On August 1, ‘Quo Vadis’ is a grand epic about faith and love in ancient Rome. Deborah Kerr and Robert Taylor lead.
The massive sets and sweeping story make it a spectacle for fans of historical dramas.
Pride and Prejudice (1940)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘Pride and Prejudice’ brings Austen’s classic to life. Laurence Olivier’s Darcy is unforgettable.
The sharp wit and romantic spark make it a must for fans of literary adaptations.
New Moon (1940)
Also on August 1, ‘New Moon’ is a musical romance about a nobleman and a singer falling in love. Jeanette MacDonald’s voice soars.
Its lush melodies and charming story make it a treat for classic musical fans.
Neptune’s Daughter (1949)
On August 1, ‘Neptune’s Daughter’ is a vibrant musical about a swimwear designer caught in a love mix-up. Esther Williams shines.
The catchy songs and playful vibe make it a fun watch for musical lovers.
My Favorite Wife (1940)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘My Favorite Wife’ is a screwball comedy about a man whose lost wife returns after he remarries. Cary Grant is a riot.
The fast-paced laughs and romantic chaos make it a classic comedy gem.
Mrs. Parkington (1945)
Also on August 1, ‘Mrs. Parkington’ follows a woman’s rise from humble beginnings to high society. Greer Garson anchors the drama.
Its sweeping story and emotional depth make it a great pick for fans of family sagas.
Mrs. Miniver (1942)
On August 1, ‘Mrs. Miniver’ portrays a British family facing World War II. Greer Garson’s Oscar-winning role is powerful.
The heartfelt resilience and wartime setting make it a moving choice for drama fans.
Mr. Skeffington (1944)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Mr. Skeffington’ explores a woman’s vanity and her devoted husband. Bette Davis delivers a stunning performance.
The rich emotions and period style make it a standout for classic drama lovers.
Mogambo (1953)
On August 1, ‘Mogambo’ is a steamy adventure about a love triangle in the African wild. Clark Gable and Ava Gardner sizzle.
The exotic backdrop and romantic tension make it a thrilling watch for classic fans.
Miss Pinkerton (1932)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘Miss Pinkerton’ is a mystery-comedy about a nurse solving a crime. Joan Blondell’s charm carries it.
The quick wit and twisty plot make it a light, fun classic.
Millie (1931)
Also on August 1, ‘Millie’ follows a young woman’s journey through love and independence. Helen Twelvetrees shines in this pre-Code drama.
Its bold story and emotional core make it a compelling watch for vintage fans.
Martha Marcy May Marlene (2011)
On August 1, ‘Martha Marcy May Marlene’ is a chilling drama about a woman escaping a cult. Elizabeth Olsen’s performance is gripping.
The psychological depth and suspense make it a standout for intense drama fans.
Marc Maron: Panicked (2025)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Marc Maron: Panicked’ brings new stand-up with Maron’s biting humor tackling modern life.
His raw, funny take makes this special a great pick for comedy fans.
Madame Curie (1944)
On August 1, ‘Madame Curie’ tells the story of the scientist’s groundbreaking work. Greer Garson’s portrayal is inspiring.
This biopic’s focus on discovery makes it a strong choice for history buffs.
Madame Bovary (1950)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Madame Bovary’ adapts the classic novel about a woman’s doomed search for passion. Jennifer Jones captivates.
The tragic romance and elegant visuals make it a must for literary drama fans.
Macao (1952)
Also on August 1, ‘Macao’ is a noir about a drifter caught in a criminal underworld. Robert Mitchum’s cool intensity drives it.
The moody setting and sharp plot make it a great pick for noir lovers.
Lili (1953)
On August 1, ‘Lili’ is a tender story about a girl finding her place in a carnival. Leslie Caron’s charm lights up the screen.
Its whimsical heart and sweet songs make it a lovely classic for all ages.
Kung Fu Panda 2 (2011)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ follows Po’s quest to save kung fu from a new threat. Jack Black’s humor keeps it lively.
The colorful animation and fun action make it a hit for family movie nights.
Jamboree! (1958)
On August 1, ‘Jamboree!’ is a rock-and-roll tale of music industry drama with real 1950s stars like Fats Domino.
Its retro energy and catchy tunes make it a nostalgic treat for music fans.
It’s Always Fair Weather (1955)
Hitting the platform August 1, ‘It’s Always Fair Weather’ is a musical about war buddies reconnecting years later. Gene Kelly’s dancing dazzles.
The blend of humor and heart makes it a great pick for classic musical fans.
It Happened in Brooklyn (1947)
Also on August 1, ‘It Happened in Brooklyn’ follows a soldier chasing dreams in New York. Frank Sinatra’s voice and charm shine.
The romantic tunes and light story make it a cozy classic watch.
Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990)
On August 1, ‘Gremlins 2: The New Batch’ unleashes chaotic creatures in a skyscraper. The mix of horror and comedy is wild.
Its campy fun and nostalgic vibe make it a cult favorite for quirky movie nights.
Get a Job (2016)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Get a Job’ is a comedy about college grads navigating the tough job market. Anna Kendrick and Miles Teller lead.
The relatable humor and sharp cast make it a fun watch for young adults.
The Warrior’s Gate (2016)
On August 1, ‘Enter the Warrior’s Gate’ sends a teen into a fantasy world to save a princess. The action-packed adventure pops.
Its vibrant visuals and light tone make it a great pick for younger viewers.
Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul (2017)
Hitting HBO Max on August 1, ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul’ follows Greg Heffley’s disastrous road trip.
The goofy pranks and family chaos make it a fun, easy watch for kids.
Couples Retreat (2009)
Also on August 1, ‘Couples Retreat’ is a comedy about couples facing therapy on a tropical island. Vince Vaughn’s humor drives the laughs.
Its breezy vibe and funny moments make it a solid pick for a relaxed night.
Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)
On August 1, ‘Barbershop 2: Back in Business’ continues the Chicago shop’s story with new challenges. Ice Cube and Cedric the Entertainer shine.
The warm humor and community feel make it a great follow-up for fans.
Barbershop (2002)
Also arriving August 1, ‘Barbershop’ centers on a day in a Chicago barbershop facing change. The ensemble cast brings laughs and heart.
Its lively energy and relatable moments make it a comedy classic.
Alien: Covenant (2017)
On August 1, ‘Alien: Covenant’ delivers sci-fi horror as a crew faces deadly creatures on a strange planet. Michael Fassbender stands out.
The intense visuals and suspense make it a thrilling watch for horror fans.
Final Destination Bloodlines (2025)
Also hitting August 1, ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ revives the horror series with a student battling deadly premonitions tied to a past tragedy.
The gory twists and fast pace make it a must for fans of the franchise.
You Hurt My Feelings (2023)
On August 1, ‘You Hurt My Feelings’ is a sharp comedy-drama about a writer hearing her husband’s honest critique. Julia Louis-Dreyfus excels.
Its witty dialogue and real emotions make it a fresh, relatable watch.
Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (2022)
Arriving August 4, ‘Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile’ is a musical about a boy and his singing crocodile friend. Shawn Mendes’ voice adds charm.
The fun songs and warm story make it a perfect family watch.
Freaky Tales (2025)
On August 8, ‘Freaky Tales’ weaves four wild stories set in 1980s Oakland. Pedro Pascal and Normani bring energy to the mix.
This bold anthology’s mix of action and humor makes it a unique addition.
The Woman King (2022)
Hitting HBO Max on August 13, ‘The Woman King’ is an epic about African warriors defending their kingdom. Viola Davis leads with power.
The stunning action and rich history make it a gripping watch for epic fans.
The Legend of Ochi (2025)
On August 15, ‘The Legend of Ochi’ is a dark fantasy about a girl and a mythical creature. Finn Wolfhard and Willem Dafoe star.
Its magical story and emotional core make it a captivating pick for fantasy lovers.
What’s the one film you’re hyped to watch this August, or is there a gem you think deserves more love? Share your picks in the comments!