Here Are the Best Movies to Stream this Weekend on Apple TV+, Including ‘The Family Plan 2’

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This weekend, Apple TV+ has a great collection of movies, from action-packed sequels to beloved holiday films. You’ll find everything from thrilling adventures and moving dramas to fun animated movies for the whole family. The platform boasts a lineup of big-name stars and offers ten standout titles currently available to stream.

‘The Family Plan 2’ (2025)

Dan Morgan is back, bringing the action to Europe in this exciting sequel! Things get complicated when his long-lost brother, Finn, unexpectedly becomes an enemy during a family visit to London. Meanwhile, Jessica proves she’s a capable partner, joining Dan in thrilling chases and fights across Paris. The movie builds on the story of a hitman trying to live a normal life, but the danger escalates when someone from Dan’s past seeks revenge.

‘All of You’ (2025)

In a world where science claims to find perfect matches, best friends Simon and Laura are torn apart. Laura takes a test that identifies her soulmate and marries him, leaving Simon to struggle with his hidden feelings for her for years. The actors Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots give powerful performances, showing the complicated nature of love and the difficult decisions people face when things don’t go as planned. The story makes you wonder if technology can really decide who we’re meant to be with, or if true connection goes beyond what any algorithm can predict.

‘Fountain of Youth’ (2025)

This exciting heist movie, directed by Guy Ritchie, follows estranged siblings played by John Krasinski and Natalie Portman. They must work together on a thrilling, worldwide hunt for the legendary Fountain of Youth, taking them from Bangkok to Egypt. The film is packed with Ritchie’s signature fast-paced energy, mixing historical mysteries with elaborate action sequences. Domhnall Gleeson plays the rich sponsor who funds their risky adventure.

‘Highest 2 Lowest’ (2025)

In this new take on a classic crime story, Spike Lee directs Denzel Washington, who plays a wealthy music executive. A crisis hits when the wrong child – his friend’s son instead of his own – is kidnapped. The film delves into issues of wealth, class, and what happens when a man’s values are tested. Featuring costars A$AP Rocky and Ice Spice, this gripping drama unfolds within the world of New York’s music scene.

‘The Lost Bus’ (2025)

In this intense survival thriller, Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera play a bus driver and a teacher who bravely try to save a group of children as a wildfire rages through California. The film, directed by Paul Greengrass, depicts the chaotic and frightening evacuation during the Camp Fire, highlighting both the terrifying power of natural disasters and the incredible strength of people facing them.

‘The Gorge’ (2025)

Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy play highly skilled snipers positioned in watchtowers across a huge canyon. Despite strict rules against it, they begin talking to each other and fall in love from afar, all while trying to contain something terrifying hidden within the canyon. The movie mixes science fiction and horror as the snipers discover the real purpose of their assignment. Directed by Scott Derrickson, the film creates a sense of isolation and mounting supernatural threat.

‘The Family Plan’ (2023)

Mark Wahlberg plays Dan Morgan, a former government assassin who’s trying to live a normal life with his family. When his secret past catches up to him, he’s forced to go on the run, taking his wife and kids on a seemingly impromptu road trip to Las Vegas. The movie blends humor and action as Dan tries to protect his family from dangerous enemies without revealing his true identity. Michelle Monaghan co-stars as his wife, who starts to realize their vacation isn’t what it appears to be.

‘Spirited’ (2022)

This musical comedy stars Ryan Reynolds and Will Ferrell, offering a fresh take on a beloved holiday tale. The story centers on the Ghost of Christmas Present, who tries to help a troubled soul find redemption. Expect plenty of big musical numbers and laughs as the characters confront their past and look towards the future, all while exploring themes of forgiveness and second chances in a funny and modern way.

‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ (1965)

As a lifelong movie fan, ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ always gets me right in the feels. It’s about Charlie Brown trying to figure out what Christmas really means when everything seems to be about gifts and shopping. He bravely tries to put on a Christmas play, even though it’s a bit of a mess, and chooses the saddest little Christmas tree you’ve ever seen, which everyone makes fun of. But beyond the story, the music by Vince Guaraldi is just beautiful, and the way they share the story of Christmas from the Bible is incredibly touching. For me, it perfectly captures the true spirit of the holidays – that it’s the simple things that matter most.

‘A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving’ (1973)

Peppermint Patty unexpectedly shows up at Charlie Brown’s house with her friends on Thanksgiving, and she expects to be fed. Charlie Brown, with a little help from Snoopy and Woodstock, quickly puts together a simple meal of toast and popcorn. The story focuses on the pressure of getting ready for the holidays, but ultimately shows that being with friends is what truly matters. In the end, everyone goes to a grandmother’s house for a real Thanksgiving dinner.

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2025-12-06 02:45