An Oscar-winning adventure, a Chris Rock documentary and the world’s filthiest superhero movie are all leaving HBO and Max on April 30 — don’t miss your chance to stream them now.
HBO and Max are constantly changing up their roster of streaming hits. While there are always exciting new movies and shows coming to the streaming platform, it also means saying goodbye to some fantastic content.
These three movies are some of the best on Max, so watch them before they’re gone on April 30.
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‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ (2022)
This multiverse-hopping, deeply personal movie won seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress (Michelle Yeoh), Best Supporting Actor (Ke Huy Quan), Best Supporting Actress (Jamie Lee Curtis), Best Original Screenplay and Best Film Editing. Evelyn Wang (Yeoh), a struggling Chinese immigrant, runs a laundromat with her husband Waymond (Quan) but is constantly fixated on all the other lives she feels she could have had.
When a version of her husband from an alternate reality appears and explains that it’s up to her to save the multiverse from an evil entity (Stephanie Hsu, who also plays her daughter), Evelyn is taken on a complex journey that forces her to value the life she has, rather than the one she thinks she wanted. Thanks to its thrilling action sequences, hilariously surreal dimensions and stellar performances, you’ll be glad you live in the same reality as this movie.
‘Good Hair’ (2009)
Chris Rock narrates and stars in this comedic documentary about the culture and industry around Black hair. The movie is both riotously funny and profoundly sad in the way it exposes the financial hardship that the pressure to conform to white beauty standards often creates for both Black women and men. Celebrities like Raven-Symoné, Maya Angelou and Ice-T appear in this fast-paced, entertaining movie to share their thoughts on how hair has impacted their lives.
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Rock is charming and self-aware in the documentary, which examines every element of the $9 billion industry, from barbershops and salons to the factories in which hair products are made.
‘Deadpool’ (2016)
Ryan Reynolds’ take on Marvel’s beloved “Merc with a Mouth” debuted in this hilarious movie, leading to a franchise that would culminate in the record-breaking 2024 box office smash Deadpool and Wolverine. This fourth-wall-breaking film isn’t just a parody of superhero movies, it’s a love letter to them.
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