Harry Potter Movies Leaving HBO Max and Peacock on July 1
An Evanesco spell may be about to hit your watchlist. According to a Collider report, all eight Harry Potter films are set to leave both HBO Max and Peacock in the United States on July 1, 2026.
From Sorcerer’s Stone to Deathly Hallows – Part 2, the report says the entire core series exits both streamers, alongside the Fantastic Beasts movies. The change is expected to mainly affect US viewers.
Treat the date with some caution: the July 1 removal traces back to a single outlet, and neither HBO Max nor Peacock has confirmed it directly. There’s also no official word on where the films stream next. These platform shuffles are routine — the series has bounced between Max and Peacock before as licensing windows open and close — so a new home could surface.
If you want to keep the saga no matter where it streams, the surest route is to own it. The complete eight-film set is available on Blu-ray, and the films can also be rented or bought digitally on Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video. A physical set keeps all eight on your shelf regardless of which service holds the rights next. Get the complete 8-film collection on Blu-ray at Amazon
The timing is its own kind of magic trick: the films disappear just before Harry Potter’s July 31 birthday — long a nostalgic date for fans — and months ahead of the new HBO series, which premieres December 25, 2026. For a stretch this summer, the easiest way to revisit Hogwarts on screen will be to own it.
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Source: Collider
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