Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new promotions on movies and other content. Among the deals are tales of revenge like Kill Bill and Gangs of New York for under $8, 4K HDR Harry Potter films for $8, and much more.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new discounts on movies and other content. Among this week’s deals are iconic films like The Mask and Point Break for $8 and political thrillers like The Ides of March for $10. Check out the full roundup below.
Apple has updated its iTunes Store with new promotions on movies and other content. As you’d guess, there are a ton of scary/horror films on sale ranging from $5 to $10. There are also some non-Halloween hits on sale for under $10. Check out the full roundup below.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new promotions on movies and other content. Among the deals are discounted bundles like The Purge Collection for $30, and classic horror films like American Psycho for $5. Check out the full roundup below.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new promotions on movies and other content. Among this week’s deals are a number of 4K Dolby Atmos films on sale for under $10 including Wonder Woman, John Wick 2 and Sicario. Check out the full roundup below.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTunes Store with new promotions on movies and other content. Among the deals are popular sci-fi films in 4K and mother & daughter movies for under $10. Check out the full roundup below.
Apple on Tuesday updated its iTune Store with new promotions on movies and other content. Among this week’s deals are fall films and whodunit flicks for under $10, and classics like I, Robot for under $5. Check out the full roundup below.
The change has finally brought the iTunes rental window in the United States in line with the rest of the world.
You can download a local copy of a high-definition 1080p movie, just like you would before. However, 4K content from iTunes Store can only be streamed, not downloaded.
See how you can now watch HDR 10 and Dolby Vision movies on your iPad Pro.
Hollywood wants to charge moviegoers a bunch of money for the privilege of faster access to films.
Apple is in talks with Comcast and major movie studios on a $30 to $50 service that would make new digital movie releases available on iTunes just weeks after hitting theaters.
