June 7 Disney+ and HBO Max

Disney might have Make billions With a huge movie last year Avatar: Water RoadAnd but for now he will be to Share broadcast success. The James Cameron-directed film will begin streaming on June 7, and although the movie is distributed by Disney, Disney+ won’t be the only place to watch it. You can see it there as well Max, also known as HBO Max.

That means more customers who haven’t seen the continuing tales of Jake Sully, Neytiri and the World of Pandora yet –Or just want to see them again–You will have exactly this opportunity. No word on duration water way She’ll stay on Max, but we imagine her getting there has to do with deals signed before Disney bought Fox, the studio that made the original. symbol pictureand illuminating their sequences in green.

One difference in the versions is that Disney+ states that its version will contain “extra content featuring the filmmakers, crew, and Crew,” giving it some head start. Again, we imagine this is just some of the material Currently available in digital versionBut it’s better than nothing. (Also, no word yet on a Blu-ray or 4K release, but that’s definitely coming soon.)

in Avatar: Water Road, catching up with the stars of 2009 after nearly a decade. Jake (Sam Worthington) is now a fully formed member of the Na’vi people, having married Neytiri (Zoe Saldana) and having children. But, when his official rival Quaritch (Stephen Lang) returns from the dead in his Na’vi body, the entire Sully family has to move and hide with a new tribe of Na’vi, the ones that live and work in the water. Originally released in December, the film has grossed over $2.3 billion worldwide, making it the third The highest-grossing film of all time, behind only Avengers: Endgame and the original symbol picture.

Although the movie has not yet been shown on either service, Disney+ already has a landing page. HBO Max… Sorry, Max no.

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