Filmin hits the table: these are the 75 Warner films that have reached its catalog


Little by little, Filmin is gaining ground in the streaming platform market and its share of subscribers is increasing (this year it started with a notable 4.5%). At the beginning of September, it also announced an agreement with Warner to strengthen its content.

That agreement included the incorporation of a handful of great classics in the subscription catalog and the latest film releases in its rental service. Well, the first part became effective yesterday and there are already 75 new movies that you can see on Filmin.

75 masterpieces of all genres

Filmin’s agreement with Warner Bros to include its great classics in the subscription catalog became effective on October 1, so that since yesterday we can find in the platform’s subscription catalog some of the greatest classics from the history of the Hollywood studio.

So you can check the viewing history of Netflix, Prime Video and Filmin


In total, 75 Warner Bros. masterpieces have been added, including classics from all genres:

  • Comedy: ‘Ninotchka’, ‘Arsenic for Compassion’, ‘The Bazaar of Surprises’, etc.
  • Film noir: ‘The Big Sleep’, ‘The Asphalt Jungle’, etc.
  • Adventure: ‘The Three Musketeers’, ‘Excalibur’, ‘Evasion or Victory’, ‘Chosen for Glory’, ‘Around the World in 80 Days’, ‘The Distressed Twelve’, etc.
  • fantastic cinema: ‘Amazing journey to the back of the mind’, ‘When destiny reaches us’, ‘Forbidden planet’, ‘In the mouth of fear’, etc.
  • Western: ‘The Wild Bunch’, ‘Rio Bravo’, ‘Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid’, ‘The Livers’, etc.
  • Musicals: ‘Singin’ in the Rain’, ‘An American in Paris’, ‘A Star is Born’, ‘Camelot’, ‘Broadway Melodies 1955’, ‘Seven Brides for Seven Brothers’, ‘Brigadoon’, ‘The Little Shop of the horrors’, ‘Victor/Victoria’, ‘Purple Rain’, ‘Around Midnight’, etc.
  • Drama: ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woof?’, ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, ‘Night of the Iguana’, ‘Sweet Bird of Youth’, ‘Doctor Zhivago’, ‘Splendor in the Grass’, etc.
  • Thriller: ‘Frantic’, ‘Fire in the Body’, ‘The Postman Always Rings Twice’, ‘The Prince of the City’, ‘The Trap of Death’, etc.

Filmin Warner

As we see in the list, there is also no shortage of works signed by Clint Eastwood, such as ‘Bird’ or ‘White Hunter, Black Heart’, or by Martin Scorsese, such as ‘What a Night’, ‘One of Ours’ or ‘Alice No Longer live here’. From Alfred Hitchcock come ‘I Confess’, ‘Perfect Crime’ and ‘Panic on the Scene’, while from Federico Fellini comes ‘Amarcord’.

Are 75 Warner Bros. movies They join the titles that Filmin has been incorporating in recent years from major international studios such as Metro Goldwyn Mayer, Sony Pictures, Universal Studios, Studio Canal and Paramount Pictures.

Furthermore, in the coming months, the rental service of the Spanish platform will also benefit from this Filmin agreement with Warner by including the great commercial successes that the studio has recently released such as ‘Barbie’.

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