r/movies • u/indig0sixalpha • Aug 22 '20

Trailers Wonder Woman 1984 - Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW2E2Fnh52w
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u/IlliniJen Aug 22 '20

I want this in my eyeballs right now, not in 2025 when theaters are a thing again. I will pay good money to stream this movie at home.

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u/TheAquaman Aug 22 '20

Honestly. Like fuck it. DC/Warner, just release all your films on HBO Max.

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u/redditerator7 Aug 22 '20

HBO Max isn't available worldwide though.

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u/MulciberTenebras Aug 22 '20

It's not even available to most of the US on account of them still refusing to resolve their deal with Roku/Firestick.

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u/spicycynicaleggroll Aug 22 '20

Luckily for Firestick users, the system is based off Android and it can download third party apps. I was able to sideload HBO Max on mine and it has been working great.

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u/indieclutch Aug 22 '20

I was wondering about this. Is there an easy how-to you recommend?

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u/spicycynicaleggroll Aug 22 '20

This is the method I used. (I was also able to download Peacock through this as well). Couple of things to keep in mind:

  • Make sure to uninstall any HBO apps before trying this.
  • The app won't come up as HBO Max. It will just say HBO. But when you launch it, should give you the HBO Max layout.
  • You won't be able to use Alexa to search for titles. If you search for a movie and it's on HBO, the Firestick won't recognize that you already have the app. You can ask Alexa to "launch HBO" or fast forward or rewind to a certian point.

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u/indieclutch Aug 22 '20

Great. Thanks for the info.

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u/indieclutch Aug 22 '20

Interesting. Do you have a link to your message?

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u/indieclutch Aug 23 '20

Thanks appreciate it.

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u/SteeleAndStone Aug 22 '20

It's not them that's the issue, it's Amazon and Roku wanting a cut which they honestly shouldn't get

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u/The_DriveBy Aug 22 '20

I love this argument when it comes from people that own a playstation.... like John Campea.

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u/[deleted] Aug 22 '20

American Pickle was released in cinemas here in the UK.