Warner Bros. Discovery to Launch Max Streaming Service in Australia on March 31

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Warner Bros. Discovery Unveils Max Streaming Service Launch in Australia

Today, Warner Bros. Discovery announced an exciting development for the entertainment landscape: its premier streaming service, Max, is set to launch direct-to-consumer in Australia on Monday, March 31.

All Your Favorite Content in One Place

Max will aggregate a wealth of content from renowned entertainment brands, including HBO, Warner Bros., the DC Universe, and Cartoon Network / Adult Swim, as well as Discovery, TLC, ID, HGTV, and many more, providing a comprehensive viewing experience.

A Strategic Move into a Key Market

“Globalizing Max is a top priority for us, and Australia is a significant new market that presents a tremendous opportunity to engage more fans with the incredible stories from our iconic brands,” stated JB Perrette, CEO & President of Global Streaming and Games at WBD. “With an unmatched array of high-quality content, legendary franchises, and a robust product experience, Australians can anticipate a premier streaming offering starting March 31.”

Exciting Content for Every Viewer

As the home of HBO Originals and Max Originals, subscribers can look forward to returning seasons of popular series such as The Last of Us, And Just Like That…, House of the Dragon, Euphoria, and Peacemaker. Additionally, highly anticipated new titles like It: Welcome to Derry and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms from the Game of Thrones universe will also be available.

Blockbuster Films and Beloved Classics

Subscribers will have access to a treasure trove of recently released theatrical hits from Warner Bros. Pictures, including blockbusters like Barbie, Beetlejuice, and Twisters. Fans can also enjoy cherished franchises such as Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and the DC Universe, alongside all-time favorites like Friends, The Big Bang Theory, and Rick and Morty. Moreover, viewers can explore engaging real-life stories across genres like food, home, and lifestyle with shows like 90 Day Fiancé and Outback Opal Hunters, as well as family-friendly content such as Ben 10 and We Bare Bears.

Accessible Across Multiple Platforms

Max will be available for subscription at www.max.com and through app stores, including the Apple Store and Google Play Store. It will be compatible with all major devices, including mobile phones, tablets, gaming consoles, and connected TVs like Hubbl. Additionally, WBD has announced a launch partnership with Foxtel, allowing Foxtel subscribers to access the Max app at no extra cost (requires a compatible Foxtel IQ box).

Looking Ahead

“With a rich history in Australia, we recognize the immense popularity of our world-class content from HBO, Warner Bros., Discovery, and more. Our strategy focuses on maximizing reach through our direct-to-consumer app and distribution partnerships, and our collaboration with Foxtel at launch exemplifies this,” said Michael Brooks, General Manager WBD Australia and New Zealand. “We are eager for fans across the country to experience Max.”

Subscription Options

Upon launch, Max will offer a variety of subscription tiers, including premium, standard, and an ad-supported option. Further details regarding subscription tiers, pricing, content, and product features will be shared in the weeks leading up to the launch.

Persons

JB Perrette, Michael Brooks

Company Names

Warner Bros. Discovery, HBO, Warner Bros., DC Universe, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Discovery, TLC, ID, HGTV, Foxtel

Titles

Max, The Last of Us, And Just Like That…, House of the Dragon, Euphoria, Peacemaker, It: Welcome to Derry, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, Barbie, Beetlejuice, Twisters, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Friends, The Big Bang Theory, Rick and Morty, 90 Day Fiancé, Outback Opal Hunters, Ben 10, We Bare Bears

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