The 15 best movies coming to HBO Max in August that you can't miss

Jason GuerrasioAug 1, 2020, 23:53 IST

"Batman."Warner Bros.

HBO Max is adding some great movies to its service in August.
Be sure to check out "Batman," "Wedding Crashers," and "Serendipity."
Plus, the new Seth Rogen comedy, "An American Pickle," world premieres on the service August 6.

This new streamer is quickly growing popular thanks to its impressive (and expanding) collection of titles.

In August, new titles to the service include classics like the 1989 "Batman," "All the President's Men," and recent critical hit "Jojo Rabbit."

HBO Max will also have the world debut of the new Seth Rogen comedy, "An American Pickle," on August 6.

Check out the 15 best movies added to HBO Max in August:

"All the President's Men" (Available August 1)

(L-R) Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman in "All the President's Men." Warner Bros.

"Batman" (Available August 1)

Michael Keaton in "Batman." Warner Bros./"Batman"

"Biloxi Blues" (Available August 1)

Matthew Broderick (right) in "Biloxi Blues." Universal Studios

"Blue Crush" (Available August 1)

(L-R) Michelle Rodriguez, Kate Bosworth, and Sanoe Lake in "Blue Crush." Universal

"The Dark Knight" (Available August 1)

Heath Ledger in "The Dark Knight." Warner Bros.

"The Fugitive" (Available August 1)

Harrison Ford in "The Fugitive." Warner Bros.

"House Party" (Available August 1)

Reginald Hudlin's "House Party." New Line Cinema

"Idiocracy" (Available August 1)

Mike Judge's "Idiocracy." 20th Century Fox

"Interview with the Vampire" (Available August 1)

(L-R) Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in "Interview with the Vampire." Columbia

"Jojo Rabbit" (Available August 1)

(L-R) Taika Waititi and Roman Griffin Davis in "Jojo Rabbit." Fox Searchlight Pictures

"Serendipity" (Available August 1)

Kate Beckinsale and John Cusack in "Serendipity." Miramax Films

"Wedding Crashers" (Available August 1)

(L-R) Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in "Wedding Crashers." New Line Cinema

"An American Pickle" (Available August 6)

Seth Rogen in "An American Pickle." HBO Max

"Richard Jewell" (August 8)

Clint Eastwood's "Richard Jewell." Claire Folger/Warner Bros.

"Birds of Prey" (August 15)

Margot Robbie in "Birds of Prey." Claudette Barius/DC Comics

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