Olhar Digital details the new content available on streaming platforms in Brazil, focusing on titles released by HBO Max during the period between August 3 and August 9, 2026. During this interval, the subscription service will feature several productions, including the documentary 'Gods of Monsters' and the final episode of season three of 'House of the Dragon'. Additionally, there will be the arrival of new movies, reality shows, and an unreleased episode of 'President Curtis.'
Below are the details of the releases scheduled for the HBO Max week of August 3 to August 9, 2026.
On this day, the platform premieres the second episode of season one of 'President Curtis'. This series, classified as animation, comedy, and science fiction, is an Adult Swim original produced in the USA in 2026. The plot unfolds in the universe of 'Rick and Morty', following President Andre Curtis and his peculiar team as they deal with crises that would be ignored by Rick Sanchez. The group must solve threats that endanger the planet, ranging from interdimensional diplomatic missions to paranormal investigations.
On Wednesday, two titles are released. One is the documentary 'Gods of Monsters', produced in the USA in 2026 and classified as crime and an HBO original. This documentary investigates the illegal trade of exotic reptiles, following two rival leaders whose international operations supplied rare species to American zoos, until a betrayal motivated a dangerous quest for revenge. Another release is the film 'Fight for Justice', from 2019 (USA), belonging to the genres biography, crime, and drama. It narrates the journey of the well-known civil rights defense lawyer Bryan Stevenson, showing his battle to free a man unjustly sentenced to death while navigating the American judicial system and the challenges of his career.
Friday brings the first episode of season 12 of 'Bake Off Brasil: Mão na Massa', a culinary reality show produced in Brazil in 2026. In this edition, eighteen participants will compete in baking challenges to win the title of Best Amateur Baker in Brazil. The film 'Private Life', from 2025 (France), categorized as crime, drama, mystery, and suspense, will also be available. Renowned psychiatrist Lilian Steiner begins an investigation on her own after the death of one of her patients, convinced that murder occurred, and dives into a mysterious plot to uncover the truth.
On Sunday, HBO Max launches the eighth and final episode of season three of 'House of the Dragon', an HBO original fantasy and drama series produced in the United States in 2026. Season three continues the saga of the Dance of the Dragons, a conflict where Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen and the Black Council oppose the Green Council, led by King Aegon II. Inspired by 'Fire & Blood' by George R. R. Martin, the series depicts events that preceded 'Game of Thrones'. On the same day, the platform also makes available a new episode of the official season podcast, containing exclusive interviews with the production team, cast, and writers, as well as analyses and behind-the-scenes footage. To date, HBO Max has not yet released the complete premiere schedule for August, and this article will be kept updated.
Olhar Digital reports on the new catalog additions to Netflix for the period between July 27 and August 2, 2026. Highlights among the additions include the American documentary series 'Idaho Murders: University Nightmare,' the British series 'Pan Am Flight 103 Hijacking,' and the domestic production 'Fury.'
In addition to these premieres, the streaming service will receive classic titles such as 'The Guns of Navarone' and 'Goodbye, Love,' along with new episodes and seasons of well-known series, including 'Chicago P.D.,' 'Detective Conan,' and 'Venerable.'
On Monday, 07/27, the Argentine musical soap opera 'Margarita: May Your Legend Be Worth It' will be available. On Wednesday, 07/29, in addition to 'Fury,' 'Idaho Murders: University Nightmare' will arrive, a three-part documentary produced in the United States, directed by Skye Borgman and executive produced by Joe Berlinger. This documentary recounts the case of four students from the University of Idaho whose bodies were found near the campus on November 13, 2022, and investigates the killer who remained at large for weeks, offering access to police and family images.
Other additions for Wednesday include 'Final Project,' a Mexican series about past secrets and a forbidden romance, and 'The Forbidden Woman,' a Colombian series that addresses love, corruption, and power after a politician's wife is rescued by a famous singer. The horror film 'Fear' will also be available.
Thursday, 07/30, brings the series 'Pan Am Flight 103 Hijacking,' which narrates the event of December 21, 1988, when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 270 people. The series details the investigation conducted by Scottish police and US law enforcement. Other titles include the Korean comedy film 'Wild Sing,' which portrays the reunion of a K-pop trio twenty years after a scandal, and the action film 'Charlie in Action,' starring Pierce Brosnan.
On Friday, 07/31, the catalog will feature the Indian series 'Musafir Cafe,' which explores the life of Chander in the mountains alongside Preeti, despite his memories being linked to Sudha. The Australian film 'Black Ladies' and a new episode of the Thai series 'Venerable' will also be available.
Saturday, 08/01, marks the arrival of the classic war films 'The Guns of Navarone' and the comedy 'Goodbye, Love,' in addition to new seasons of 'Chicago P.D.' and new episodes of the anime 'Detective Conan.' Finally, on Sunday, 08/02, the new episode of the Japanese soap opera 'GATE24: The Border' will be released.
