Where can I watch Discovery+ programming in Canada?
Find out where, or if, Canadians will be able to watch programs from the new factual TV streaming service.
Find out what movies and new HBO shows are coming to Crave in Canada for August 2020.
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Although Bell Media's Crave streaming service has not yet published a full listing of new programming coming in August 2020, the service has already begun promoting a few movies and series which will be available beginning that month.
Update (July 23): Crave has now posted their August listings on Bell Media's press website. We won't be republishing the full list here, but we've updated some details about notable programming below.
As a reminder, Crave has a base on-demand package which costs $9.99 per month (all prices before applicable sales taxes) when ordered directly from Crave's website. The Movies + HBO add-on is an additional $9.99/month, and Starz is a further $5.99/month.
As usual, most premiere or recent theatrical movies are part of Crave's Movies + HBO add-on. This is except for Bombshell and The Quarry which will be available in the Starz add-on instead. (These two films are distributed by Lionsgate, which also owns the Starz brand and supplies much of Starz Canada's series programming.)
Starz also carries a large rotation of classic films which are listed in the full press release linked above.
All available in Crave's base package unless noted otherwise.
As well, ongoing series including Canada's Drag Race; HBO's I Will Destroy You, Room 104, and Perry Mason; Showtime's The Chi; and Starz' P-Valley will be continuing their current seasons into August.
While we've decided that WCIW will no longer be doing the kinds of exhaustive coming-and-going lists you can already find elsewhere (including Crave's own press releases), we will update this post with additional details as developments warrant.
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