Top 10 Movies on Apple TV+ This Week

Apple TV+ has carved out a solid spot in the streaming world with its lineup of original films. From action-packed adventures to heartfelt dramas, there’s something for everyone to dive into.

This week’s top 10 movies on the platform showcase a mix of fresh releases and fan favorites. Whether you’re in the mood for thrills, laughs, or a touch of music history, we’ve got the rundown on what’s trending. Let’s explore the list, starting from the bottom and working our way to the top.

10. Bono: Stories of Surrender (2025)

This documentary brings U2’s frontman Bono into sharp focus, blending live performances with personal stories from his life. Directed by Andrew Dominik, it captures Bono’s one-man show, weaving in rare tour footage and reflections on his journey as a musician and activist.

We get an intimate look at the man behind the shades, from his early days forming U2 to his global advocacy work. Shot in striking black-and-white, the film feels raw and honest, making it a must-watch for music lovers and beyond.

9. The Greatest Beer Run Ever (2022)

Zac Efron shines as Chickie Donohue, a New Yorker who embarks on a wild mission to deliver beer to his buddies fighting in the Vietnam War. Based on a true story, this war dramedy starts with a lighthearted premise but grows into a sobering look at conflict.

Efron balances humor and heart, with Russell Crowe and Bill Murray adding depth to the cast. It’s a unique blend of comedy and drama that keeps you hooked through its emotional twists.

8. Ghosted (2023)

Chris Evans and Ana de Armas team up in this action rom-com that’s equal parts fun and frantic. Evans plays a regular guy who falls for a mysterious woman, only to discover she’s a secret agent, pulling him into a global adventure.

The chemistry between the leads carries the fast-paced plot, packed with chases and witty banter. It’s a breezy watch that delivers laughs and thrills without taking itself too seriously.

7. Luck (2022)

This animated gem follows Sam, a young woman cursed with bad luck, as she stumbles into a magical world of good and bad fortune. Voiced by Eva Noblezada and Simon Pegg, the story brims with charm and creativity.

Directed by Peggy Holmes, ‘Luck’ offers a heartfelt message about finding your own path. Its vibrant visuals and family-friendly humor make it a great pick for all ages.

6. Greyhound (2020)

Tom Hanks leads this intense World War II drama as a Navy commander guiding a convoy through U-boat-infested waters. Based on C.S. Forester’s novel, the film is a tense, tactical thriller focused on survival.

Hanks delivers a gripping performance, anchoring the high-stakes action. With tight pacing and realistic naval battles, it’s a standout for history buffs and action fans alike.

5. The Family Plan (2023)

Mark Wahlberg stars as Dan, a suburban dad with a secret past as a government assassin. When his old life catches up, he takes his family on a chaotic road trip to stay one step ahead of danger.

This action-comedy mixes high-energy stunts with family dynamics, making it a fun ride. Michelle Monaghan adds warmth as Dan’s wife, keeping the story grounded amid the mayhem.

4. Wolfs (2024)

George Clooney and Brad Pitt reunite as rival fixers forced to team up for a messy cleanup job in New York. Directed by Jon Watts, this crime comedy thrives on their sharp chemistry and cool, stylish vibe.

The plot takes a backseat to the duo’s banter and slick action sequences. It’s a fun, easy watch that leans hard into its stars’ charisma and charm.

3. The Gorge (2025)

Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller play soldiers guarding a mysterious gorge filled with otherworldly threats. This sci-fi thriller, directed by Scott Derrickson, blends romance and action as the two form a bond across the chasm.

While the story can feel predictable, the leads’ chemistry and creative moments, like drumming solos, keep it engaging. It’s a solid pick for fans of genre mashups.

2. Echo Valley (2025)

Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney star as a mother and daughter hiding a dark secret on an isolated farm. This psychological thriller, produced by Ridley Scott, explores family ties and buried trauma.

Moore’s raw performance and the film’s haunting setting create a tense atmosphere. Despite mixed reviews, its emotional depth and strong acting make it worth a look.

1. Fountain of Youth (2025)

John Krasinski and Natalie Portman play estranged siblings hunting for the mythical Fountain of Youth in this action-adventure directed by Guy Ritchie. Joined by Domhnall Gleeson and Eiza González, they race across the globe in a high-stakes treasure hunt.

The film channels Indiana Jones with its mix of humor and thrills, though some find it a bit formulaic. Still, the star power and fast pace make it a crowd-pleaser.

Which of these Apple TV+ movies is your top pick this week, or is there another gem we should check out? Drop your thoughts in the comments!