HBO has finally confirmed that a fan-favorite Harry Potter character will be in the series, after being cut from the movies.

Ever since the announcement of the HBO Max Harry Potter reboot back in 2023, many fans have had just one question: “...but why?” Well, director Chris Columbus, who helmed both Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of ...

Harry Potter, Sinners, The Hangover — but it’s also a great place to browse if you’re looking for something a bit less conventional. Underrated indie gems and foreign films also make their home on the platform.

Therefore, many Harry Potter fans would probably love to be able to rewatch all of the movies in one convenient place. Unfortunately for fans, HBO Max will not be that place.

Peacock and HBO Max have been going back and forth, sharing the rights of the fantasy film series since 2020, when the Warner Bros. streamer launched with all eight Harry Potte r movies.

HBO Max is, once again, saying goodbye to the octet of original Harry Potter fan-favorite movies. As of Aug. 31, all eight Warner Bros. titles will be leaving the streamer: “Harry Potter and the ...

Max has declared that this “decade-long series” will span all seven Harry Potter books in a “faithful re-creation” of the text, promising that the show will be made with “the same epic craft, love and care this global franchise is known for.

It’s more likely than you think. In a last-minute move, HBO Max has all eight Harry Potter films, plus Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald available to stream in time for launch day today.