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Led by two fantastic performances, including a truly terrifying turn from Paul Walter Hauser, this dark and disturbing prison drama is absolutely gripping and one that is not to be missed. 

After an early wobble, Loot becomes a heart warming and funny character comedy with an effortless Maya Rudolph in full command.

This four-part documentary series is an earnest, inspiring and often unflinching look at a sporting legend.

With its positive message and stunning animation, there’s something for the whole family in this new Peanuts special.

Gary Oldman leads an outstanding espionage thriller.

Captivating and utterly heartbreaking, this adaptation of Min Jin Lee's acclaimed novel is an epic masterpiece that also feels deeply intimate. This is television at its very best.

Samuel L. Jackson has never been better in this emotional adaptation of Walter Mosley's critically acclaimed novel.

Rewarding and rip-roaring, Severance combines assured direction from Ben Stiller, show-stealing performances from Adam Scott, and an ensemble cast at the very top of their game to deliver a truly exceptional debut season.

A effervescent coming-of-age story that’s as beautiful and honest as its subject matter is complex. A film about grief and the human condition that floods its audience with hope for life beyond loss.

The ambitious new show from Chris Miller & Phil Lord is a delightful showcase of comedic performances and film genres, wrapped in an intriguing whodunit.

Gobo, Red, Wembley, Mokey and Boober return in a welcome reboot of Jim Henson's beloved series.

First Look - Benjamin Cleary explores love, life and everything in-between in this lo-fi science fiction classic.

The Peanuts gang are back with a heartwarming tale guaranteed to become annual festive viewing.

Inspired by the true story of Marty and the therapist who turned his life around...then took it over.

Apple's basketball drama, inspired by the real-life experiences of Kevin Durant, scores big both on and off the court.

Jon Stewart’s new show is an intriguing, still forming beast.

Apple’s bilingual comedy series is an absolute joy and one that you’ll want to recommend to everyone.

One of Apple’s most creative and unique shows forces the viewer to look inward.

The visually stunning new sci-fi series takes on some big ideas and, for the most part, delivers.

A musical with a lot of heart, plenty of laughs, and a message we all need to hear.

This ridiculously addictive and relaxing word puzzler is an Apple Arcade must-play.

It's a full-throated love letter to Hollywood musicals and Broadway itself.

Season 2 is bigger and better, but still full of charm.

Charlie Brown ponders the question of 'Who Am I?' as we learn about the man who created him in this documentary which is sure to delight fans and newcomers alike.

Physical Review: A razor-sharp black comedy with a career-best performance from Rose Byrne.

Brooklynn Prince is remarkable once again as Hilde Lisko in the show's second season.

A personal look at the rise of a teenage icon.

Charles M. Schulz's classic characters return to reassuring familiar roots. 

Apple original films get their first A+ entry and Oscar contender.