Starting tomorrow, April 3, you won’t need to lean on your ex’s password to watch some of HBO’s best content: The subscription service is unlocking 500 hours’ worth of television, docuseries and movies for the first time in its history, an unprecedented move for unprecedented quarantine times.
To help alleviate your boredom the service is launching the #StayHomeBoxOffice initiative, giving you some of the most famous content in entertainment history, sans membership. Both of its current streaming platforms—HBO Go and HBO Now—will feature dozens of shows and films, including every season of The Sopranos, major film releases such as Pokémon Detective Pikachu, and documentaries like McMillion$.
Here’s a guide to what you’ll be able to stream for free, starting tomorrow.
TV shows:
Ballers
Barry
Silicon Valley
Six Feet Under
The Sopranos
Succession
True Blood
Veep
The Wire
Documentaries:
The Apollo
The Case Against Adnan Syed
Elvis Presley: The Searcher
The Inventor
Jane Fonda in Five Acts
I Love You, Now Die
McMillion$
True Justice
United Skates
We Are the Dream
Theatrical releases:
Arthur
Arthur 2: On the Rocks
Blinded By the Light
The Bridges of Madison County
Crazy, Stupid, Love
Empire of the Sun
Forget Paris
Happy Feet Two
Isn’t It Romantic?
The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
Midnight Special
My Dog Skip
Nancy Drew And The Hidden Staircase
Pan
Pokémon Detective Pikachu
Red Riding Hood
Smallfoot
Storks
Sucker Punch
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