In July of 2020, news broke that Justin Timberlake (Trolls) would star in an upcoming drama called Palmer, and that the film would premiere on Apple TV+. It wouldn't be until December of last year that we saw the official trailer. Now, ahead of its launch date, Apple's launched a featurette to remind us the film's coming soon.
When Apple TV+ launched in 2019, it came along with a pretty good perk for those who purchased new Apple-branded hardware that could stream the new service: a year's worth of free service.
It's been a slow march towards the official release date for the upcoming drama Cherry, but we're just about there. And ahead of the premiere, we finally have an official trailer.
Way back in May of last year, we reported that legendary director and producer Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner) signed a first-look deal with Apple TV+ through his production company. And now Scott's got a directing gig under Apple's banner.
Back in September of last year, we found out that Anthony and Joe Russo were getting back into their director chairs. Their first film since Avengers: Endgame, the upcoming movie is heading to Apple TV+ soon.
It's been several months since we last heard about Palmer, a drama starring Justin Timberlake (Trolls) heading to Apple TV+. And now we finally have the official trailer to share.
John Lasseter (Toy Story) may be yet another producer inevitably working with Apple, if a pair of new animated films make the leap to Apple TV+.
New legislation in Europe, following directives from the European Union, may make it a bit more difficult for some streaming services to function in the region -- at least for a bit.
We may have a biopic of major proportions heading to Apple's streaming service, Apple TV+, in the near future.
Back in September, we found out that the Russo Brothers had a new film coming to Apple TV+ called Cherry. Unfortunately we didn't know when the film would actually become available to watch at the time.
Apple announced a major film coming to its slate of original content on Apple TV+ called Swan Song back in February of this year. Now we know one more member of the cast joining the project.
Back in October, it was confirmed that Apple TV+ had secured the streaming rights for the Charlie Brown holiday specials. But, after some feedback, Apple won't be locking down the content after all.