Warner Bros. has made an exciting announcement: all its films set for release in 2021 will be available to stream on HBO Max simultaneously with their theatrical launches. This move, while groundbreaking, isn’t entirely surprising given that the studio had previously revealed that “Wonder Woman 1984” would debut on HBO Max on Christmas Day. With the ongoing pandemic making a return to theaters uncertain, 2021 is set to become a year brimming with binge-worthy content.
This development is especially good news for those who enjoy movies but cringe at the exorbitant prices of snacks and tickets at theaters. The upcoming Warner Bros. lineup includes a variety of eagerly awaited titles, such as “Dune,” “The Suicide Squad,” “Tom & Jerry,” “Godzilla vs. Kong,” “Mortal Kombat,” “In The Heights,” “Space Jam: A New Legacy,” and “Matrix 4,” among others.
Warner Bros. stated that while all 2021 movies will premiere in theaters, they will also be available on HBO Max for a month. Unlike Disney Plus’s strategy with “Mulan,” subscribers will not face additional charges to watch these films.
“This unique one-year plan allows us to support our exhibition partners while providing moviegoers—especially those who may not feel comfortable returning to theaters yet—the opportunity to enjoy our incredible 2021 films. We believe this is beneficial for both film enthusiasts and exhibitors, and we deeply appreciate our filmmaking partners for collaborating with us on this innovative response to current circumstances,” the company remarked.
While this arrangement is intended as a temporary measure to counteract the pandemic’s effects, many are eagerly anticipating a shift from holiday films focused on romantic plots to major cinematic releases. HBO Max hopes movie fans will return to theaters at some point next year, although adjusting to the pre-pandemic movie-going experience may be challenging after almost two years of home viewing. Still, the allure of enjoying a movie on the big screen with a Slurpee might prove irresistible after so long.
For more information about the full list of movies, check HBO Max’s official statement.
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In summary, Warner Bros. is set to transform the movie-watching experience in 2021 by releasing all its films on HBO Max concurrently with their theatrical debuts. This innovative strategy aims to accommodate audiences who may prefer the comfort of home during these uncertain times, while still supporting theaters.