Daniel Mercer
Apple TV, renowned for its acclaimed original series such as Ted Lasso, Silo, and Severance, has recently expanded its offerings to include a selection of beloved classic films. Subscribers can now enjoy around 20 iconic movies, including classics like The Martian, E.T., The Proposal, The Sixth Sense, Titanic, and Zodiac, as reported by 9to5Mac.
While these films have typically only been available for purchase or rental through the Apple TV Store, they are now highlighted as “Just Added.” This means that Apple TV subscribers can stream them at no additional cost. An Apple TV subscription is priced at $12.99 per month or $99 annually. If you’re contemplating a subscription but are uncertain, there’s a seven-day free trial available—just remember to cancel if you decide not to continue. Apple TV can be accessed through its app on smartphones, tablets, and PCs, as well as on the Apple TV streaming device. Below is a list of the newly added films.
The motivations behind Apple’s decision to add these classic films remain unclear, as does the duration of their availability for streaming with a subscription. it’s likely part of a strategy to boost user engagement and retention, while also attracting new subscribers. Similar to trends seen with Netflix, classic shows and films like Friends and The Office consistently rank among the most-watched content. This move also allows Apple to showcase its curated selection, featuring an impressive variety of films across multiple genres.
The newly added films include: The Martian, Arrival, The Bourne Identity, Looper, E.T., The Proposal, I, Robot, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, 21 Jump Street, The Sixth Sense, Gone Girl, Zoolander, Zodiac, Charlie’s Angels, Titanic, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, A Beautiful Mind, The Aviator, and The Rookie.
Brandon Fletcher
