Nov 24, 2020 You can watch most of the Harry Potter movies on Sling TV.This service costs $30 USD per month and comes with a three-day free trial. If you’re just looking to stream a couple of the movies, you can cancel afterward to avoid being charged, but given the length of these films, this trial likely won’t be long enough to marathon the whole series. Behind the Magic. Go behind the scenes with those who helped create the Harry Potter films universe. Finding the right actors to play Harry, Ron and Hermione was a magical process. Producer David Heyman looks back on the early days of casting. Designing the Wizarding World. Read Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets book online, free here. View More Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets full movie, online, free. Harry Potter: The Complete 8-Film Collection. While the Harry Potter films never made their way onto Netflix or Hulu, The Boy Who Lived has finally found.
© Warner Bros. PicturesHarry Potter is an endlessly fascinating hit franchise. The ever-expanding wizarding world has already inspired web hubs, theme parks, and, probably most importantly, movies, even as author J. K. Rowling has become an incredibly problematic figure. When Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone got the big-screen treatment in 2001 with director Chris Columbus, writer Steve Kloves, and stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, the story of the boy with the lightning-bolt scar got a second, more potent life by making all of the book's fantastical magic, hidden worlds, and incredible creatures 'real.' Sorcerer's Stone grossed almost $1 billion worldwide and created a hunger for more Potter experiences, justifying successful adaptations (including a two-part finale), spinoff prequels about fantastic beasts, and potentially an original TV series.
Maybe years ago, you bought coveted DVD collections, but those might be lost somewhere at your parents' house. In the age of streaming, you'd probably much rather watch the movies online somewhere when you need a fix. Here's where you can currently satisfy your Potter craving.
Stream them on HBO Max
The Hogwarts Express pulled into HBO Max on June 1, 2021, so you can stream all eight of the original movies on the platform right now.You'll have to plan your marathon accordingly, though, because the train will only be stationed on HBO Max until June 30. Meaning, yes, the movies are leaving the streaming service just a month after they arrived. Eventually, the movies will apparate back onto HBO Max—since they are Warner Bros. properties and HBO Max is a product of WarnerMedia—but it's unclear when that'll be next.
Stream them on Peacock
Even though the movies are currently streaming on HBO Max, you can also watch them on NBCUniversal's streaming service Peacock. Because of a deal that dates back to 2016 (pre-HBO Max's existence), NBCUniversal has the TV and digital rights to the films until 2025. So, that's why the Warner Bros. films will appear on Peacock, as well as HBO Max, from time to time before they're housed on the WarnerMedia platform in a few years.
Potter-Heads who don't have an HBO Max subscription will be happy to know that you can stream the first three movies—Sorcerer's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, and Prisoner of Azkaban—totally free on Peacock, since it's an ad-supported platform. You will need to sign up for what's called a basic subscription, though, which you can do here now. (You actually might already be eligible for an account based on your cable provider since the platform has deals with Xfinity and Cox). If you've seen those first three films more times than you can count and want to binge all eight movies, that's when you'll have to opt into the Peacock Premium plan, which is $4.99 per month and still supported by ads. (If you really can't stand the ads, Peacock Premium Plus costs $9.99 per month).
Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin alike might agree that a Peacock account could be useful for Harry Potter devotees. Even though one day the movies will soar into HBO Max and stay put, they'll stream on Peacock in the meantime. The movies might get removed from the platform every once in a while, or only a few might stream for free, but a subscription could be handy so you can magically watch them whenever they are available.
© Warner Bros.Watch all the Harry Potter movies on TV
Since NBCUniversal owns the rights to air the series on TV, watching them on one of its channels is the next best place to find Hogwarts adventures. You can frequently find marathons airing on Bravo, SYFY, and USA. If you have a cable subscription that includes those channels, you can check out TV Guide's listings to see when the movies will be playing next.