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What's New to Watch on HBO Max the Week of May 29-June 4, 2026

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What's New to Watch on HBO Max the Week of May 29-June 4, 2026
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HBO Max is adding a variety of new content this week, including films and documentaries. Highlights include Charli XCX's mockumentary 'The Moment' and the documentary 'Bring Me the Beauties: A Model Cult.' Additionally, the true crime series 'Bodies in the Water' will also be available for streaming.

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A new month delivers the goods on HBO Max, including a slew of new and classic movies from studio partners, along with a bunch of TV shows and exclusives. This week, we recommend Charli XCX in The Moment, as well as two documentary series that will give you the creeps for very different reasons. We also have a complete list of everything new streaming on the service. HBO Max Review 4.0 Excellent Check Price This Week on HBO Max: PCMag's Picks The Moment (May 29)Charli XCX is making a major career move into cinema, not just with scores and soundtracks but also by producing and starring in films.

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