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Ben Affleck’s 2010 crime thriller leaves HBO Max next month
Ben Affleck’s 2010 crime thriller is leaving HBO Max in the United States next month.
Affleck directed and stars in the Boston-set film as a bank robber planning one last job.
He develops feelings for a hostage during the robbery.
The cast also includes Titus Welliver, Rebecca Hall, Blake Lively, Jeremy Renner and Jon Hamm.
The film drew wide acclaim, and Renner received an Oscar nomination for his performance.
Its departure means viewers in the United States have only a limited time to watch it on HBO Max.
The sources do not say where or when it will stream next.
Ben Affleck’s 2010 crime thriller is set to leave HBO Max next month.
The film is currently streaming on HBO Max in the United States.
Affleck stars as a bank robber who develops feelings for a hostage while planning one last job.
The film also features Rebecca Hall, Blake Lively, Jeremy Renner, Jon Hamm and Titus Welliver.
It has a 92% “Certified Fresh” score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Who
- Ben Affleck’s crime thriller, which he directed and stars in.
- What
- The 2010 film is leaving HBO Max next month.
- When
- Next month, according to the article published in October 2026.
- Where
- HBO Max in the United States.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
tense, smartly written, and wonderfully cast
a director to be reckoned with
The crime film was released theatrically.
The film is set to leave HBO Max.
- Release year
- 2010
- Streaming service
- HBO Max
- Availability
- Currently streaming in the United States; leaving next month
- Rotten Tomatoes score
- 92% Certified Fresh
Sources
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