But do it quickly because, according to Decider, the films will leave Peacock November 1 to make the rounds on NBC and Universal’s broadcast and cable networks, as per the original pre-streaming agreement between WarnerMedia and NBCU. Thanks to their ad-supported tier, you don’t have to pay a dime to watch any of the eight films right this moment. As of right now, the Harry Potter franchise is not available on Netflix (which is raising prices) or Disney+, but they are available to stream for free via NBCU’s Peacock.
It’s difficult for Potter-Heads to keep track, and it’s only going to get trickier in the coming months. As a baby, his mothers love protected him and vanquished the villain Voldemort, leaving the child famous as 'The Boy who Lived.' With his friends Hermione and Ron, Harry has to. As such, all eight movies were available on Max for just three months before leaving in August, much to the chagrin of Film Twitter. Orphan Harry learns he is a wizard on his 11th birthday when Hagrid escorts him to magic-teaching Hogwarts School. The franchise was made by Warner Bros., which had an existing output deal with NBCUniversal before launching HBO Max in May. Take the eight Harry Potter films, for example. The problem with the latter is that so much of the top-tier content from the last 20 years is already tied up into complicated rights agreements that it makes it difficult to hold on to for long. The driving idea behind the streaming wars is to accumulate enough attractive content across both original and licensed programming to entice an increasing number of viewers to sign up for your platform. Warner Bros.’ ‘Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.’ Warner Bros./Allstar
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