2025 is a banner year for Apple TV+

In 2024 it was reported that Apple TV+ was losing one billion dollars in a year, with Apple CEO Tim Cook with some close to a shrug.

Apple TV+ can be considered almost ‘entertainment-washing’. As long as it is promoting Apple’s reputation in the entertainment industry, Apple is not disturbed by subscriber numbers.

It seems that its subscriber number (a low of 45 million worldwide) is believed to leave the membership of three months. This reminds me of Sony’s constant push 360 reality audio served with New headphoneAnd similar to Apple, it is a proposal that does not seem so much.

And yet, in terms of 2025 output, Apple Tv+looks like being the best year. F1: The film has been a hit with cinemas and critics; However, as an F1 fan, I take some umbrellas on some silly things and general story of that film.

Then there is a new season of dissection, studios, smoke, shrinking, dope thief, murder and foundation. There is a lot of variety and slightly recurrence. This is what I like about Apple TV+ – focus on quantity on quality.

I can’t say that i have seen Netflix Like previous years, this year, only checking only when a season of squad game falls, and then when the last season of strangers comes.

This is a problem that I am sensing with Netflix at this time, some of its major chains are ending and there is not much on the horizon; While the Apple TV+ has come under the rhythm of a regular stream of show. Not more often, I am checking with Apple TV+ what is.

Movies are still weak

For whatever reason, streaming services actually struggle Making good films continuously. Now and then, despite some bright places, Netflix struggles (who took enough care about the old guard that they are interested in a sequel?). Apple TV+ has raised the same sorrow.

Apple’s film offering, for a better duration, is largely fuck – some can be dealt with to call it Underwhelming,

Despite being the first streamer to win the best picture Oscar (which is some mud in Netflix’s eye), it is actually never made on lessons from that victory. If anything, it has gone in the opposite direction of small, hearty plays towards blockbusters on a large scale. Except they are not cutting many blocks.

Ghostad was not good, Argil Bad was out, Napoleon was ‘Meh’, the gorge was forgotten. The Bright Spot F1: The Movie is, but it is also a film that I do not want to see again. While I did not see it in IMAX, it is a type of film that loses its big screen when seen on iPhone or iPad.

Like every other streammer, the TV series are platform bread and butter.

Apple tv+ is better than what you think

Apple is taking a membership of one and three months to try anyone, and there is a lot of programming to catch him after five years.

I never agree with the criticism that it does not have enough films and TV series. Actually, let me tell you this. I do not agree with the assumption that a streaming service requires thousands of titles in its library.

You will never see all those titles, and more than the possibility, you will see a series of Big Bang Theory, friends, or a reality TV series.

It is good to have diversity and different approaches in the streaming market. Services like Mubi and Apple TV+ that focus on a small library, I think, is more interesting than others’ larges. There is less scrolling than the doom that infects the choice of Netflix and Principal video Where there is a lot of option.

Emmys are funny (why there is a bear in the comedy category?) But for better or worse, there are taste markers. And now, Apple TV+ is serving some delicious food. You should give it a try.