Apple TV adds a slate of classic films to its streaming lineup
Apple TV has expanded its library with about 20 well-known movies, now available to stream at no extra cost for subscribers.
Apple TV, known for original shows like Ted Lasso and Severance, has begun offering roughly 20 popular movies for streaming without additional fees. The added titles include The Martian, E.T., The Proposal, The Sixth Sense, Titanic and Zodiac, among others, and are labeled as “Just Added” in the catalog. Existing subscribers can watch these films as part of the regular $12.99-monthly or $99-annual plan, while newcomers can sign up for a seven-day free trial that must be cancelled to avoid charges.
The service is available through native apps on smartphones, tablets, PCs and the Apple TV set-top box. Although Apple has not explained the timing or duration of the offering, analysts suggest it is intended to increase user engagement and attract new subscribers, following a trend where classic titles drive viewership on competing platforms. The selection spans several genres, showcasing Apple’s curatorial taste.
Why it matters
The addition of well-known movies may make Apple TV more appealing and help retain or grow its subscriber base.
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