Max never fails to disappoint with regard to the very well rated content added to the platform and this month, it is not different. With 80 new maximum films available on February 1 only, there is certainly a wide choice offered to watch.
So where do you start? Well, I scrutinized everything that is new on Max in February 2025 and I chose three of the best Max films and the best Max TV shows with more than 91% on Rotten Tomatoes that I am delighted to watch This month.
The culprit
- RT score: 98%
- Age note: R
- Length: 90 minutes
- Director: Gustav Möller
- Release date: February 1
The culprit is a Danish film that follows Asger Holm (Jakob Cedergren), a former police officer who responds to an emergency call from a kidnapped woman. When the call is disconnected, he tries to save her from his kidnapper. Even if the film takes place in a single room, The culprit Always manage to engage with its tension and drama to the nail thanks to urgent telephone conversations of ASGER.
The White Lotus Season 3
To watch
- RT score: 92%
- Age note: Television
- Length: ~ 60 minutes episodes
- Creator: Mike White
- Release date: February 16
I’ve been waiting for two years The white lotus Season 3 arrives, and now it is almost time for an eclectic mixture of wealthy worldly to check again the infamous luxury hotel chain. The third season of the successful anthology series takes us to Thailand where social satire will follow the exploits of various guests and staff during a week. The creator of the show Mike White has teased this season 3 will be “longer, bigger, crazier”, so I definitely make a reservation to find out who will be in the body bag this time.
Support girls
To watch
- RT score: 91%
- Age note: R
- Length: 94 minutes
- Director: Andrew Bujalski
- Release date: February 1
Support girls Stars Regina Hall as Lisa, general manager of the double Whammies sports bar. Always optimistic and protective of her young female staff, her positivity is tested by a particularly difficult day. This dramatic independent of the workplace is an intimate portrait of a woman under pressure while chaos follows around her. Phew, working in hospitality seems difficult.
