Apple TV just added 20 classic movies — here are the 3 I'm watching first
From iconic '90s comedy "Clueless" to stirring fall favorite "Dead Poets Society, here are three classic movies on Apple TV to watch next.
As a new month welcomes fresh titles to Apple TV's streaming library, the platform also graces subscribers with a collection of classic movies. This November 2026, classic films such as "Minority Report," "Interstellar," "Anchorman," and "Forrest Gump" join the digital archive. However, for the avid viewer looking to revisit old favorites, the following three new additions to Apple TV stand out.
First on the list is "Clueless" (1995), a coming-of-age comedy that reimagines Jane Austen's "Emma." Alicia Silverstone delivers a memorable performance as Cher Horowitz, a Beverly Hills teen socialite who helps others while discovering her own heart's desires. Stream "Clueless" on Apple TV now.
Next, "Big" (1988) is a beloved Tom Hanks movie that showcases a warm and funny body-swap comedy. In this film, 12-year-old Josh Baskin (David Moscow) wishes upon a mysterious carnival machine, waking up in the body of a 30-year-old man (Tom Hanks). As he navigates adult life, Hanks earned his first Academy Award nomination for the role. Stream "Big" on Apple TV now.
Finally, "Dead Poets Society" (1989) is an autumn classic that will inspire viewers with its big-hearted message. Robin Williams stars as John Keating, a new and unconventional English teacher at a rigid all-male prep school in 1950s Vermont. Through Keating's teachings, students learn to seize the day and appreciate the beauty of life. Stream "Dead Poets Society" on Apple TV now.
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