An astonishing new slate of 51 non-Apple original movies is now available on Apple TV Plus for the first time, the streamer announced Friday. The Great Movies special collection features a wide variety of movies across genres, including old classics, new award-winning films, and many movies in between.
This isn’t the first time Apple has added licensed content, but it’s unusual for Apple TV Plus to be derived from original first-party content. Movies in the collection include Mean Girls (2004), Mad Max: Fury Road, Titanic, The Wolf of Wall Street, How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, The Accountant, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” and “The Proposal.”
These are some of the movies that are temporarily available to watch on Apple TV Plus.
Some titles are available until March 31st, while others are available until April 30th. According to , these titles are only available to Apple TV Plus users in the United States. Twitter/X on Apple TV. A complete list of titles can be found here.
Apple TV Plus is known for its focus on original content, favoring a small library of original shows and movies over offering content from other studios. According to our 2022 review of him, this was a detriment to the streamer. Because the small library was one of the only downsides to an otherwise high-quality service.
That’s why special collections like this are so appealing, especially considering competitors like Netflix and Disney Plus have larger catalogs, have also cracked down on password sharing and expanded ad-supported tiers. , Apple TV Plus hasn’t shown any interest. By doing either of these, you can stream without seeing ads or paying extra fees.
Apple TV Plus subscriptions are available for $10 per month. Normally, a 7-day free trial is offered, but as part of a promotion for Flowers of the Killer Moon, another Oscar-winning film available on Apple TV Plus, this limited-time sale through March 14 offers 2. You can use it for free for a month.
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