New Romance Drama Is Apple TV+’s Most-Watched Movie of the Week

The streaming landscape is constantly shifting, and this week’s Apple TV+ chart features a fascinating mix of star-studded blockbusters, heartwarming classics, and intense thrillers. From high-octane racing dramas to intimate character studies, the platform continues to deliver diverse content that resonates with global audiences. Denzel Washington and Spike Lee’s latest collaboration has made a significant splash, while a new romantic comedy exploring the afterlife has captured the top spot. Here are the most-watched movies on Apple TV+ this week, ranked from lowest to highest.

‘Highest 2 Lowest’ (2025)

Spike Lee reteams with Denzel Washington for this gripping crime thriller, which serves as a modern reimagining of Akira Kurosawa’s classic ‘High and Low’. Washington plays David King, a wealthy music mogul whose life is thrown into chaos when kidnappers abduct his chauffeur’s son, mistaking him for King’s own child. Set against the vibrant backdrop of New York City, the film explores complex themes of class, loyalty, and the moral weight of wealth. Jeffrey Wright delivers a standout performance as the chauffeur, grounding the narrative in deep emotional stakes while King navigates a high-stakes ransom negotiation that could destroy his empire.

‘The Family Plan 2’ (2025)

Mark Wahlberg returns as Dan Morgan in this action-packed sequel that takes the suburban dad and former assassin across the Atlantic. Hoping to surprise his daughter for the holidays, Dan relocates the family to London, only to be entrapped in a heist orchestrated by his vengeful half-brother. The film balances chaotic action sequences with family comedy as the Morgans must once again rely on Dan’s lethal skills to survive a dangerous European adventure. New additions to the cast, including Kit Harington as the villain, add fresh energy to this high-stakes family vacation gone wrong.

‘The Lost Bus’ (2025)

Based on the devastating true events of the 2018 Camp Fire in California, this survival drama is a harrowing testament to human bravery. Matthew McConaughey stars as a school bus driver who, along with a dedicated teacher played by America Ferrera, must navigate a busload of children through a deadly inferno. Director Paul Greengrass brings his signature immersive style to the film, creating a visceral and terrifying experience that puts the audience directly inside the disaster. It is a powerful tribute to the everyday heroes who risked everything to protect the most vulnerable during one of the deadliest wildfires in history.

‘The Gorge’ (2025)

Director Scott Derrickson blends romance, science fiction, and horror in this genre-bending film starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy. The story follows two elite snipers stationed in watchtowers on opposite sides of a mysterious, massive canyon, tasked with preventing unknown horrors from escaping. forbidden to contact each other, they develop a deep emotional bond from afar before the terrifying secrets of their mission are revealed. The film has been praised for its unique premise and the chemistry between the leads, which anchors the supernatural suspense in genuine human connection.

‘The Instigators’ (2024)

Matt Damon and Casey Affleck team up in this heist comedy about a robbery that goes swiftly off the rails. When a plan to rob a corrupt politician fails, the two thieves are forced to go on the run, dragging one of their therapists along for the chaotic ride. Directed by Doug Liman, the film thrives on the dynamic banter between the two leads and the absurd situations they encounter while evading police and criminal bosses. It offers a lighter, more humorous take on the crime genre, anchored by the natural rapport of its Boston-bred stars.

‘Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown’ (1975)

This animated classic remains a seasonal favorite, drawing viewers back year after year with its timeless charm. The special follows Charlie Brown as he eagerly awaits a valentine that may never come, capturing the bittersweet innocence of childhood crushes. Meanwhile, Linus attempts to purchase a lavish gift for his teacher, only to face his own romantic disappointments. Its enduring popularity on the charts demonstrates the lasting appeal of the Peanuts gang and their relatable struggles with love and friendship.

‘Fly Me to the Moon’ (2024)

Set against the high-stakes backdrop of the 1960s space race, this romantic dramedy stars Scarlett Johansson as a marketing maven brought in to fix NASA’s public image. She clashes with the launch director, played by Channing Tatum, as they grapple with the pressure of the Apollo 11 mission and a secret directive to stage a fake moon landing as a backup. The film combines historical nostalgia with witty dialogue, exploring the intersection of truth, advertising, and national pride. It delivers a stylish and entertaining look at one of history’s most pivotal moments through a fictionalized lens.

‘Fountain of Youth’ (2025)

Guy Ritchie directs this globetrotting adventure that pairs John Krasinski and Natalie Portman as estranged siblings on the hunt for the legendary Fountain of Youth. Combining Ritchie’s kinetic editing style with grand historical puzzles, the film takes the duo on a dangerous race against a rival organization seeking immortality. The narrative is packed with elaborate heists, exotic locations, and fast-paced action sequences that keep the energy high from start to finish. It marks a fun return to old-school adventure filmmaking, driven by the star power and comedic timing of its leads.

‘F1’ (2025)

Brad Pitt gets behind the wheel in this adrenaline-fueled sports drama directed by Joseph Kosinski, known for his work on ‘Top Gun: Maverick’. Pitt plays a retired Formula 1 driver who is lured back to the track to mentor a young prodigy and race for a struggling team. filmed during actual Grand Prix weekends, the movie offers unprecedented realism and immersion, placing viewers directly in the cockpit at screaming speeds. It is a visually spectacular cinematic experience that captures the technical precision and intense rivalries of the world’s most expensive sport.

‘Eternity’ (2025)

Topping the chart this week is a wildly inventive romantic comedy set in a bureaucratic afterlife. Elizabeth Olsen stars as a woman who has one week to decide whether to spend eternity with her steadfast husband of 65 years, played by Miles Teller, or her first love who died young, played by Callum Turner. The film uses its fantastical premise to ask grounded, poignant questions about the nature of love, regret, and the choices that define us. With its clever script and heartfelt performances, ‘Eternity’ has resonated deeply with subscribers, sparking conversations about soulmates and the roads not taken.

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