“On some European markets, Max will be available on May 21, including Scandinavian countries, Central and Eastern Europe and the Iberian Peninsula. After completing the process of launching the platform in Europe, Max will be available in 25 countries in the region,” we read in the legal information.
According to the information, “the platform has been designed to ensure a high level of security, stability and ease of use, but also enable subscribers to use personalization options, which allow you to adjust Max to the individual preferences of users.
The expected series and film premieres will soon appear on the platform. The second season of “Rom of the Dragon” starts on June 17. The series is based on the book “Fire and Blood” by George RR Martin and focuses on events that took place 200 years before those depicted in “Game of Thrones”. “Dragon Bloodline” tells the story of House Targaryen. In addition, users will be able to watch productions such as “Barbie”, “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom”, “Wonka”, “Detective: Night Land”, “The Regime”, “The Sympathizer”. The second season of “The Thaw” by Xavery Żuławski is waiting for its premiere and the film “Dune: Part Two” and the series “Penguin”.
As Jakub Izdebski wrote about the production: “He will return in the title role Colin Farrell, again hidden under impressive makeup. The series will begin a week after the end of Reeves' film. Oswald Cabblepot, disparagingly called “The Penguin”, begins his march to the throne of the Gotham City criminal world. It won't be easy, because there are many contenders, including Sal Maroni (Clancy Brown in the cast is always an asset to the production) and the daughter of the current boss, Sofia Falcone (known for the title role in “How I Met Your Mother” Cristina Milioti)”.
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