Every Movie Coming to HBO Max in February 2024

Summary

• Max has a diverse range of movie options across different genres for viewers of all ages to enjoy in February.
• Documentary lovers will find interesting titles to explore, while horror fans can look forward to Ari Aster’s unsettling film.
• There is something for everyone, from family-friendly movies like The Lego Movie to vulgar and over-the-top satire in Dicks: The Musical.

Known for creating and hosting top-notch films, Max has quite a few movie offerings coming to the streaming platform next month. With something from every genre, viewers of all ages will likely find something worth watching. Given there are a slew of options across a multitude of genres for the month of February, audiences should definitely cozy up on the couch and pick a movie to watch while the cold of winter still rages outside.

For those who enjoy documentaries, Max will provide a few different titles worth exploring. Although each covers very different topics, they both offer a quality story. Horror fans will also be in for a treat as filmmaker Ari Aster adds his second movie to the steaming service. For fans of vulgar, over-the-top satire, Dicks: The Musical will likely scratch that itch. However, if viewers want something more family-friendly, Max will still have you covered. Finally, for anyone who loves a good disaster flick, look no further than San Andreas, starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, also coming to the streaming service next month.

Rolling Along: Bill Bradley

Stream on Feb. 1

Rolling Along: Bill Bradley is a unique autobiographical live theatrical recording of a stage performance by the basketball player turned politician Bill Bradley. He spent six years writing and developing the show, which was filmed over the course of four nights with a live audience at New York’s Signature Theater in 2021. Juxtaposed with archival footage, Bradley shares stories from his childhood in a small Missouri town as well as his time at Princeton when he rose to become the best college basketball player in the country, his Hall-of-Fame career with the New York Knicks, and his 18-year career as a U.S. Senator from New Jersey. A one-of-a-kind storytelling experience, Bradley’s story will most likely intrigue anyone.

Midsommar

Stream on Feb. 1

Midsommar is a horror film that follows Dani (Florence Pugh), though almost starring Haley Lu Richardson, and Christian (Jack Reynor), who travel to a rural Swedish town at the behest of their friends Josh (William Jackson Harper) and Mark (Will Poulter), who’ve been invited to attend a midsummer festival by their Swedish friend Pelle (Vilhelm Blomgren).

Although idyllic at first, the retreat quickly devolves into something more bizarre and violent as a pagan cult clearly has more nefarious plans for the group. A riveting and deeply unsettling film, fans of writer-director Ari Aster will most definitely enjoy such a film. However, if viewers find any aspect of the premise concerning, they should steer clear of the popular horror flick.

The Lego Movie

Stream on Feb. 1

A wildly enjoyable film for adults and kids alike, The Lego Movie follows Emmet (Chris Pratt), who’s nothing more than another ordinary LEGO construction worker. However, when he’s accidentally confused for the “Special,” an extraordinary being who holds the key to saving the world, he’s thrust into a clan of strangers on a mission.

Naturally, he’s roped in their quest to stop an evil tyrant who wants to conquer the world by gluing every LEGO in place. Emmett is woefully unprepared for such a task; hilarity ensues as he does his best to give it his all. Also starring Elizabeth Banks, Will Arnett, and Morgan Freeman, the film is a delightful, family-friendly movie that viewers of all ages will enjoy, which launched the LEGO series of movies.

Dicks: The Musical

Stream Feb. 2

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Dicks: The Musical is a musical comedy strictly for adults. The movie follows two business rivals, Craig (Josh Sharp) and Trevor (Aaron Jackson), who accidentally discover they’re identical twins. In the hopes of reuniting their family, the pair decide to swap places to trick their divorced parents into rekindling their relationship. An over-the-top spectacle of gleeful, provocative humor, the film knows exactly what it’s doing. Also starring Megan Mullally, Nathan Lane, Bowen Yang, and Megan Thee Stallion, such a film isn’t for the faint of heart, but it’s most definitely for any viewer willing to indulge in a vulgar and joyfully trashy movie.

They Called Him Mostly Harmless

Stream Feb. 8

They Called Him Mostly Harmless is a true-crime documentary about a John Doe hiker whose body was left unidentified for two years. Without a phone or any other identifying information, police were unable to figure out who he was when they found him deceased in a tent at Florida’s Cypress National Preserve in 2018. With no missing persons reports matching his description and no relatives coming forward to claim the man’s body, the police hit a wall.

As a result, internet sleuths took it upon themselves to take up the case. After two years of their work, they managed to discover who the hiker was as well as his reasons for deliberately vanishing in the first place. The documentary aims to tell its story via internet detective communities who aided in uncovering the mystery.

San Andreas

Stream on Feb. 22

San Andreas is a thrill ride of a natural disaster movie centered around the San Andreas Fault that caused a devastating magnitude 9 earthquake along the west coast of California. Starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as Ray Gaines, an LAFD search-and-rescue helicopter pilot, the film is an enormously entertaining wild ride of adrenaline and special effects.

In the wake of the destruction, Ray is forced to navigate the carnage from Los Angeles to San Francisco to bring his estranged wife, Emma (Carla Gugino), and their daughter, Blake (Alexandra Daddario), to safety. Those seeking an action-packed adventure should look no further than such a film, as it’s certain to entertain almost any viewer. For a complete list of every movie and TV series coming to Max in February 2024, click here.