What’s new on HBO and Max in June 2025
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Blair Marnell Updated June 2, 2025 |
It’s ironic that The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie is coming to HBO and Max in June after Warner Bros. sold it off to another studio for its theatrical release. But on June 27, the latest adventure of Daffy Duck and Porky Pig will be back on Max where it belongs.
In the meantime, Brad Pitt’s excellent action comedy Bullet Train is arriving on June 3. Max is also adding the first four Hunger Games flicks, Casino, Fight Club, and 2019’s Best Picture winner at the Oscars, Parasite. That’s a great lineup of films, and HBO and Max are also bringing back The Gilded Age for season 3 later this month.
The complete list of what’s coming to HBO and Max in June 2025 is below. Our film and TV show recommendations are in bold.
We also have lists of the best movies on HBO and HBO Max and the best shows on HBO and HBO Max to help you decide what to watch next. If HBO isn’t your only go-to streaming service, we have helpful articles on the best new shows to stream, the best movies on Netflix and the best shows on Netflix, as well as the best movies streaming on Amazon and the best shows streaming on Amazon.
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