Top 10 Movies to Watch This Week on Apple TV
Are you caught in endless scrolling, searching for the perfect movie on Apple TV? You’re not alone. This week, we’re here to help you cut through the clutter with a specially curated list of the Top 10 Movies worth watching. These selections promise to engage, thrill, and entertain—no filler, just films that deliver. Whether you’re a fan of chilling thrillers, heartfelt romance, or thought-provoking indie films, this roundup for July 13-19, 2025, caters to all cinematic tastes.
1. Fountain of Youth (2025)
In the adventurous spirit of classic treasure hunts and sibling rivalries, the film Fountain of Youth brings together stars John Krasinski and Natalie Portman. When the legendary artifact resurfaces, they must set aside their differences to confront not only the mythical challenges of jungle chases and ancient traps but also their own complex relationship.
Directed by Guy Ritchie, this film artfully blends humor and action, reminiscent of The Mummy and National Treasure. Supporting roles from Eiza González and Stanley Tucci add layers of intrigue, making this a must-watch for those who enjoy modern takes on traditional adventure tales.
2. Echo Valley (2025)
In a gripping tale of suspense, Echo Valley stars Sydney Sweeney as a terrified girl whose unexpected arrival disrupts the tranquil farm life of Julianne Moore’s character. This slow-burn thriller revolves around the primal instincts of motherhood and the extremes one might go to protect family in life-or-death situations. Directed by Michael Pearce and penned by Brad Ingelsby, the film effectively communicates a sense of dread with its atmosphere and nuanced performances.
If you appreciate gripping narratives like Prisoners or Sharp Objects, this film is perfect for an evening of tension-filled viewing.
3. The Gorge (2025)
Step into the chilling world of sci-fi horror with The Gorge. The plot follows two elite operatives, played by Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller, monitoring each other from opposite cliffs over a dark, menacing gorge that hides ancient horrors. Directed by Scott Derrickson, this movie offers not just scares but rich storytelling, and performances by Sigourney Weaver elevate the suspense.
This film seamlessly weaves suspense with intricate character development—ideal for fans of psychological horror and survival tales like 10 Cloverfield Lane and Annihilation.
4. Wolfs (2024)
In a delightful twist of the crime thriller genre, Wolfs reunites the dynamic duo of Brad Pitt and George Clooney as rival “fixers” who find themselves entangled in a chaotic mission gone awry. Directed by Jon Watts, the film combines sharp-witted dialogue with high stakes and unexpected humor. The chemistry between Clooney and Pitt enhances the experience, as does a powerful supporting cast including Frances McDormand and Amy Ryan.
If you enjoyed films like Michael Clayton or Inside Man, this modern classic is a breath of fresh air that blends suspense with entertainment.
5. Luck (2022)
For a lighter viewing experience, Luck is an animated adventure that invites viewers into a world governed by luck and misfortune. Voiced by Eva Noblezada, our protagonist Sam finds herself in a whimsical universe of magical beings—including a leprechaun CEO—navigating the complexities of fortune alongside voices like Simon Pegg and Whoopi Goldberg. The film offers a fun, colorful narrative combined with heartfelt lessons about making one’s own luck.
While it may not redefine animation, Luck provides charm and laughter suitable for audiences of all ages.
6. Ghosted (2023)
In a clever twist on the romantic comedy, Ghosted flip-flops the conventional narrative. When Chris Evans’ character falls for Ana de Armas’s secretive agent, things quickly spiral into a globe-trotting adventure filled with high-octane action and humor. Directed by Dexter Fletcher, the film emphasizes comedic elements while maintaining gripping action sequences, creating a balance between romance and thrill.
This movie offers a fresh take on the genre, making it ideal for those who enjoyed Knight and Day or simply want to indulge in some playful escapism.
7. The Family Plan (2023)
Mark Wahlberg takes on a familiar role as a suburban father hiding a secret past in The Family Plan. As his old life resurfaces, he finds himself on a chaotic cross-country journey with his family, navigating through hitmen and dodgeball-like car chases. Directed by Simon Cellan Jones, the film combines family bonding moments with adrenaline-pumping scenes, making for a light yet thrilling experience.
Think of it as a blend of humor and action reminiscent of The Incredibles combined with the thrills of The Bourne Identity.
8. Greyhound (2020)
If you missed Greyhound during its initial release, now is the perfect time to catch up. Tom Hanks stars in this urgent World War II drama, showcasing the tension of naval warfare. Hanks not only stars but also writes, making this a wholly immersive experience in the high-stakes world of escorting Allied ships through U-boat-infested waters. The film’s brevity (just over 90 minutes) complements its rapid pacing, and provides a gripping narrative that holds you captivated from start to finish.
Fans of military thrillers like Dunkirk should definitely add this to their watchlist.
9. Napoleon (2023)
Ridley Scott’s Napoleon explores the legendary figure’s tumultuous life, portrayed by Joaquin Phoenix. Capturing the sweeping scale of historical battles while juxtaposing personal conflicts, the film delves deep into Napoleon’s complexity—including his relationship with Josephine. While the historical accuracy may stir debate, the cinematic experience promises grandiosity that is both breathtaking and dramatic.
This epic narrative is perfect for fans of historical dramas and those who appreciate the artistry of film, much like Gladiator or Barry Lyndon.
10. Fly Me to the Moon (2024)
Closing out our list is the charming film Fly Me to the Moon, featuring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum. Set against the backdrop of NASA during the Cold War, it explores the absurdity of staging a fake moon landing—a clever premise that melds romance, tension, and humor. Directed by Greg Berlanti, this film stands out as one of Apple’s top offerings thanks to its witty narrative and engaging performances.
Combining elements reminiscent of Hidden Figures and Catch Me If You Can, this film offers a blend of laughter, education, and intrigue.
Variety for Every Movie Night
This week on Apple TV, you’ll find a rich tapestry of films ranging from historical epics to animated adventures and tense thrillers. Whether you’re looking for something to spark conversation or simply wish to unwind, this selection guarantees to meet every mood. So, gather your snacks, get comfortable, and let Apple TV’s diverse offerings surprise and delight you.