Apple TV has expanded its streaming catalog with a selection of popular classic and mainstream Hollywood movies, available to subscribers at no additional charge. The move complements the service’s library of original programming and gives users more familiar titles to watch without renting or buying separately.
The additions appear under a new “Great Movies Available Now on Apple TV” (or similar) carousel in the Apple TV app. Availability varies by region, with the titles confirmed in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom; other countries may see a smaller selection. Apple has not indicated whether the movies are permanent additions or a limited-time promotion. The company previously offered temporary batches of licensed films in earlier years that later rotated out.
Movies Now Available (U.S. list)
U.S. subscribers can currently stream titles including:
• 21 Jump Street
• Arrival
• The Aviator
• A Beautiful Mind
• The Bourne Identity
• Charlie’s Angels
• E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
• Forgetting Sarah Marshall
• Gone Girl
• I, Robot
• Looper
• The Martian
• Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol
• The Proposal
• The Rookie
• The Sixth Sense
• Titanic
• Zodiac
• Zoolander
These join Apple TV’s existing library of more than 300 originals. Subscribers can find the collection by opening the Apple TV app, selecting the Home section, and looking for the “Great Movies Available Now on Apple TV” row. The films stream on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV hardware, supported smart TVs, the web at tv.apple.com, and other platforms.
Apple TV (the streaming service formerly known as Apple TV+) is priced at $12.99 per month in the U.S. after a free trial for new users and is also included with Apple One plans.
MacDailyNews Take: Viewers interested in the new classics are encouraged to check them soon, given the possibility that the licensed titles is likely to be temporary.
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