Top 20 Must-Watch Apple TV+ Original Movies

Swift Summary

• Apple TV+ has evolved as its first film release in 2019, producing acclaimed movies such as CODA, which won Best Picture at the Oscars, and other notable original films.
• Highlights of Apple TV+’s offerings include:

– The Gorge (2025): Sci-fi/action with Miles Teller and Anya taylor-Joy featuring isolated snipers guarding a mysterious gorge.
– Fly Me to the Moon (2024): Scarlett johansson and Channing Tatum star in a quirky rom-com centered around the Apollo mission era.
– Killers of the Flower moon (2023): Martin Scorsese’s ancient drama on oil revelation-related injustices to Osage tribal lands.
– Additional notables like Hala (2019),Wolfwalkers (2020),Napoleon‘s director’s cut,and documentaries including Louis Armstrong’s biographical project.

• Films range from indie treasures (Cha Cha Real Smooth) to ambitious epics (napoleon) and compelling nature documentaries (The Elephant Queen).

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Indian Opinion Analysis

This showcase highlights Apple TV+’s growing influence in global cinema. The platform’s ability to attract talents like Martin Scorsese, Joaquin Phoenix, and others points towards changing dynamics were streaming-first platforms rival traditional Hollywood studios. Streaming’s increasing control over distribution could impact how films are created or consumed globally.

for India specifically, this trend may hold importent implications for regional cinema. Indian creators might find new funding opportunities through platforms diversifying content worldwide, showcasing culturally rich narratives alongside international stories like those highlighted here. Additionally, reflecting societal nuances-seen in Apple originals like Hala, which captures conflicts emerging from cultural identity-Indian narratives could deeply resonate with audiences within global markets.

Digital distribution led by exclusive streaming deals can also alter exhibition models within India’s entertainment sector traditionally dominated by theatrical releases. As Indian streaming platforms grow locally while adapting globally inspired frameworks initiated by companies such as Apple TV+, opportunities for collaborative filmmaking appear boundless but also require careful integration within domestic cultural storytelling traditions for sustained relevance.