DC’s Next Hero Show Beats Peacemaker S2 on Max!

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Max has unexpectedly unveiled their upcoming DC superhero show, which was not anticipated, even before the release of Peacemaker Season 2. This surprise announcement has left fans taken aback as they thought the next significant DC project on Max would be the continuation of James Gunn’s successful series.

Max has formally declared that the upcoming season of “Teen Titans Go!” (Season 9A) is set to be the next DC superhero show to debut on their platform, preceding “Peacemaker” Season 2. Starting from May 2nd, the Cartoon Network animated series will resume streaming with fresh episodes on our platform.

The animated version of the series comes out before the second season of “Peacemaker,” set for release on August 21st. By doing this, Max is highlighting one of its longest-lasting and most successful DC characters ahead of Gunn’s live-action universe debut on Max. In animation, the new DCU started on Max back in December 2024 with Gunn’s “Creature Commandos.” Although that series ties directly into “Peacemaker,” “Teen Titans Go!” has its own dedicated fanbase, having been one of Cartoon Network’s longest-running shows since it was established in 2013.

Besides “Teen Titans Go!”, I’m excited to share that our roster will be growing significantly in May 2025, as we introduce several high-profile non-DC productions, each premiering during different parts of the month.

Projects Added to Max in May

Conan O’Brien Must Go Season 2

In a new season, the mix of travel and humor documentary series continues, offering unusual journeys across the globe as Conan interacts once again with fans using his unique approach.

And Just Like That… Season 3

The popular TV series “Sex and the City” has returned for another round, offering even more intrigue, love stories, and transformations. Carrie (portrayed by Sarah Jessica Parker) and her companions are once again exploring the complexities of life, relationships, and growing older in the bustling city of New York.

The Brutalist

In a dramatic turn, the much-praised film by Brady Corbet, featuring Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones, premieres on streaming platforms. The narrative follows the life story of a Holocaust survivor who ultimately rises to prominence as an accomplished global architect.

Pee-wee As Himself

A fresh documentary showcases the enduring influence of Paul Reubens and his renowned Pee-wee Herman persona, providing an affectionate, backstage glimpse into this cherished entertainer’s cultural footprint.

Enter the Dragon

The classic martial arts movie starring Bruce Lee is now available on Max, allowing fans to re-experience one of the most impactful action films in history.

The Whale

In this heartfelt drama directed by Darren Aronofsky, Brendan Fraser delivers a captivating Oscar-winning act that is now available for audiences to see. Prior to her debut in the MCU’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Sadie Sink offers an outstanding performance as Fraser’s onscreen daughter, showcasing her acting talents.

Inception

Viewers seeking an intriguing dive back into the labyrinthine world of dreams within dreams can find it with the return of Christopher Nolan’s thought-provoking sci-fi suspense film on streaming platforms.

Notting Hill

The popular romantic comedy featuring Julia Roberts and Hugh Grant has been added to our collection, perfect for a snuggly springtime rerun!

The Goonies

An ageless 1980s action-adventure masterpiece, “The Goonies” delivers a heartwarming dose of family nostalgia and the exhilaration of a hidden fortune quest.

Ready Player One

In simpler terms, Steven Spielberg’s breathtakingly stunning film version of the popular novel brings a touch of futurism to Max’s upcoming movies this May. With the movie causing a buzz on social media platforms, many fans are left pondering why there hasn’t been a movie adaptation for “Ready Player Two” yet.

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2025-05-01 23:04