Apple TV has broadened its licensed film selection by adding 19 movies that subscribers can stream at no extra cost. The new lineup spans several decades, bringing together titles from the 1980s through the 2010s and mixing crowd-pleasing favorites with acclaimed modern releases.
Among the newly available films are E.T., Titanic, Arrival, The Bourne Identity, The Sixth Sense, Looper, The Martian, and Zodiac. The collection also includes popular titles such as 21 Jump Street, I, Robot, Gone Girl, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, and Zoolander.
Viewers can find the films in Apple TV's Great Movies Available Now on Apple TV section. The move adds more variety to a platform already known for its original series and films, while also giving subscribers a broader mix of familiar cinema without an added rental charge.
Apple has occasionally licensed outside content before, though these windows have not always stayed open for long. For now, the expanded catalog gives subscribers a timely chance to revisit well-known stories across genres, from science fiction and drama to comedy and thriller.
As streaming platforms continue to blend originals with curated classics, this kind of catalog expansion may shape a more flexible and discovery-driven viewing future.
