This September, HBO Max is waving goodbye to a number of films, from tentpole titles to family stories, animated adventures, musicals, comedies, war epics and Westerns.
Martin Scorsese’s crime thriller The Departed is leaving the platform, along with Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now and the Tom Cruise- and Brad Pitt-starrer Interview With a Vampire. If comedy-horror is what you’re looking for, now is the time to queue up Gremlins before it departs.
The Hate U Give, starring Amandla Stenberg and based on Angie Thomas’ young adult novel of the same name, is also on its way out.
Among the children’s films, Free Willy and Madagascar are heading out, along with Mrs. Doubtfire, starring the late Robin Williams. On the wedding comedy front,Wedding Crashers and The Wedding Singer are both leaving at the end of the month.
Musicals exiting the platform include Bohemian Rhapsody and A Star is Born, which were both nominated for best picture at the 91st Academy Awards. Blockbuster titles leaving HBO include Superman Returns, War of the Worlds, Alita: Battle Angel, Troy and Armageddon.
Read on for a complete list of movies that will disappear from the premium outlet this month.
Leaving Sept. 7
The Hate U Give
A Star is Born (HBO)
Leaving Sept. 8
The Oslo Diaries (HBO)
Leaving Sept. 28
24/7 College Football (HBO)
Leaving Sept. 30
Alita: Battle Angel (HBO)
Anna (HBO)
Apocalypse Now (HBO)
Armageddon (HBO)
Blade
Blazing Saddles
Bohemian Rhapsody (HBO)
The Departed
The Exorcist
Free Willy
Grease
Gremlins
Interview with the Vampire
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Madagascar (HBO)
Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior
Mrs. Doubtfire (HBO)
The Postman Always Rings Twice
Saving Private Ryan
Shaft (HBO)
Space Jam
Superman Returns
Troy
War of the Worlds (HBO)
Wedding Crashers
The Wedding Singer
The Wild Bunch
