Apple TV+ Gains Over 50 Movies for a Limited Time

[MacRumors]

Apple TV+ today gained over 50 movies, adding to its back catalog of content for a limited time.


The collection includes a large number of popular and classic titles. Subscribers can access the movies in a "Great Movies on Apple TV+" section in the Apple TV app. Some titles are also available in 3D. Movies in the collection include:

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• 21 Jump Street
  
• 300
  
• American Sniper
  
• Argo
  
• Bad Boys
  
• Black Hawk Down
  
• Captain Phillips
  
• Catch Me If You Can
  
• Con Air
  
• Draft Day
  
• Edge of Tomorrow
  
• Ferris Bueller's Day Off
  
• Fight Club
  
• Failure to Launch
  
• Fast & Furious 6
  
• Fast Five
  
• Good Burger
  
• Gravity
  
• Horrible Bosses
  
• How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days
  
• I Am Legend
  
• Jurassic World
  
• Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
  
• Kill Bill Volume 1
  
• Kill Bill Volume 2
  

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• Knocked Up
  
• Mad Max: Fury Road
  
• Mean Girls
  
• Men In Black
  
• Minority Report
  
• Old School
  
• Saving Private Ryan
  
• Spider-Man
  
• Spider-Man 2
  
• Star Trek
  
• Star Trek: Into Darkness
  
• Star Trek Beyond
  
• The Accountant
  
• The Bodyguard
  
• The Hurt Locker
  
• The Prestige
  
• The Proposal
  
• The Wolf of Wall Street
  
• Titanic
  
• Training Day
  
• Two Weeks Notice
  
• Wyatt Earp
  
• Zodiac
  
• Zombieland
  
• Zoolander
  

This is not the first time that Apple has added movies from other studios to its video streaming service, but it does seem to be the biggest single addition of a collection of classic movies. The entire "Great Movies on Apple TV+" collection is available for a limited time for subscribers in the United States only.

Ridley Scott's historical action epic "Napoleon" is also now streaming on ‌Apple TV+‌ following its run in theatres. Unlike the other titles added today, Napoleon is an Apple Original Film and will remain on the platform.

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