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“OH MARY!” film to play on HBO Max in 2027

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#6

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Observation said: "But now we need a season of "Sex and the City" with Mary as one of the gals."

Of the four, Cynthia Nixon would by and far decimate the role. Even if they brought her in as Louise, I’m sure she’d make a meal of that too.


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#7

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Can someone tell me what they say in response to the offer for water? Can't understand what they say after "No..."


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#9

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uncageg said: "Can someone tell me what theysayin response to the offer for water? Can't understand what theysayafter "No...""

Cole: “No, I wouldn’t.”

SJP: “That’ll be nice to have around!”

Updated On: 9/10/26 at 03:02 PM

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KevinKlawitter said: "Always a streamer I don't fricking subscribe to"



Same here! And not doing a free trial just to see a show or movie.


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#12

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I have HBO MAX piggy-backed onto my Disney/hulu subscription for a pretty decent savings. I got Disney+ for Hamilton (when it was first streamed), then Disney bought hulu (so there wasn't an additional subscription uptick), and THEN Disney offered a MAX bundle for a very reasonable price.

I hardly ever use Disney+, more often hulu, but most frequently MAX. I feel like the subscription fee (as a bundle) has been worth it.

(I also dumped Amazon. The savings of over $100-something/year also validated my choice for the Disney/hulu bundle).

Updated On: 9/10/26 at 04:06 PM

#13

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I’m fortunate there are only 6 homes on my section of Laguna Beach and a generous actor gave us lifetime subscriptions to every single streamer imaginable as a house warming gift to us when he moved in 2 years ago. He said that should cover any “thank you’s” or favors, which we fully accepted. I’m the designated mail box neighbor when he’s out of town so I’m totally good with that.

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uncageg said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Always a streamer I don't fricking subscribe to"



Same here! And not doing a free trial just to see a show or movie.


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Well, you're in luck, because HBO Max doesn't offer a free trial, so you'll have to pay $10.99 for a month if you want to see it (which is actually a bargain, so I don't quite understand why some people get bent out of shape if they're not current subscribers, since the solution is simple and cheap).

I got HBO Max for $2.99 a month for a year duing last year's Black Friday sale.

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…we also know that someone out there is going to do the “public service” to expand access


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#16

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uncageg said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Always a streamer I don't fricking subscribe to"


Same here! And not doing a free trial just to see a show or movie.


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JFC... no one needs a proclamation that you're NOT going to be watching or attending something --- just don't go or don't watch! I didn't notice them asking anywhere for RSVP's.

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HBO has been pretty good about later releasing their shows on DVD & Blu-ray. And if you don't want to purchase those, perhaps your local library will get copies like mine does.


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JSquared2 said: "uncageg said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Always a streamer I don't fricking subscribe to"


Same here! And not doing a free trial just to see a show or movie.


"

JFC... no one needs a proclamation that you're NOT going to be watching or attending something --- just don't go or don't watch! I didn't notice them asking anywhere for RSVP's.


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we were simply saying that a lot of shows end up on services we don't have. And people say they won't be seeing things here all the time. So there was no need for you to respond to our comments. Just move on like you have told us not to go or watch.


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#20

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People seem to want these pro shots but then don’t actually want to pay for them or for the streamer that produces them. Such a weird reaction on this thread so far.
#21

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TaffyDavenport said: "uncageg said: "KevinKlawitter said: "Always a streamer I don't fricking subscribe to"



Same here! And not doing a free trial just to see a show or movie.


"

Well, you're in luck, because HBO Max doesn't offer a free trial, so you'll have to pay $10.99 for a month if you want to see it (which is actually a bargain, so I don't quite understand why some people getbent out of shape if they're not current subscribers, since the solution is simple and cheap).

I got HBO Max for $2.99 a month for a year duing last year's Black Friday sale.
"



I have toyed with getting it but my schedule is all over the place and probably won't watch it much. I have Peacok and Netflix and rarely get the chance to watch those. Luckily Peacock comes free with my Xfinity status. I have already paused Netflix once and am about to again when I finally watch the three things I want to see.


Just give the world Love. - S. Wonder
#22

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I’m looking forward to gathering with friends, drinking some paint thinner, and having everyone shout, “the South of WHAT!?” in unison.


"...everyone finally shut up, and the audience could enjoy the beginning of the Anatevka Pogram in peace."

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