Key Points:
• Apple’s original film, Fly Me to the Moon, will be available to stream on Apple TV+ on December 6.
• The film, which premiered in July, had a poor box office performance, initially available to buy or rent on video-on-demand.
• Apple’s movie division is also launching new projects, including Blitz, a World War II feature, and Bread & Roses, a documentary, starting today.
After a lukewarm reception at the box office, Apple’s original film Fly Me to the Moon is set to make its way to Apple TV+, available to stream globally on December 6. The romantic comedy, starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, follows Kelly Jones, a marketing executive, as she attempts to salvage NASA’s damaged reputation by staging a fake moon landing. The film received mixed reviews from critics but was well-received by audiences.
The December 6 release date makes Fly Me to the Moon Apple’s major new movie offering for the Christmas holiday period. Coincidentally, Apple’s movie division has also unveiled two new projects today: Blitz, a World War II feature, and Bread & Roses, a documentary. These releases join a growing library of exclusive content available on Apple TV+, a service that continues to expand its reach and appeal to users.
The news should come as a relief to fans of the film, who were initially forced to wait a considerable amount of time before it became available to buy or rent on video-on-demand. Now, with its imminent release on Apple TV+, viewers will have a convenient and cost-effective way to enjoy the film from the comfort of their own homes.
So, mark your calendars for December 6 and get ready to stream Fly Me to the Moon on Apple TV+. If you’re looking for more exclusive content, be sure to check out Apple’s growing slate of original movies and TV shows, including Blitz and Bread & Roses, now available to stream.
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