Wesley Hilliard
Apple has shown off some of its Apple TV+ content with three new sizzle reels on YouTube, featuring shows like "Defending Jacob" and "See."
Apple TV+ continues to grow with new content debuting each month, and with that comes more TV spots and advertisements. Three such videos were uploaded to Apple's YouTube Channel for Apple TV Thursday afternoon showcasing their top shows with critical acclaim.
The first video, "Originals," has some clips from their biggest dramas, and shows off their star-studded cast, and lists some of the critic's reviews. You'll see bits of "The Morning Show," "The Banker," "Truth Be Told," "See," and "Defending Jacob" in this thirty-eight second spot.
The second video, "Unbelievable Journeys," features a theme of transformation across the heroes journey with clips from Apple's more ambitious projects like "Servant" and "See." The tagline here is: "Unbelievable journeys. Unstoppable dreams. All in one place."
The third and final video, "Icons," has more shots of their super-famous actors and actresses, and includes clips from other content like "Amazing Stories," "Home Before Dark," and "Beastie Boys Story." The tagline here is: "The characters that become icons. The stories that become legends."
The Apple TV+ streaming service offers a collection of films and series meant to provide quality over quantity. While the catalogue doesn't touch the size and breadth of Netflix or Disney+, it does offer compelling content for only $4.99 per month.
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After watching several of these shows on Apple TV+ as well as shows like The Mandalorian on Disney+ I'm finding I am less and less interested in opening the Netflix app. Yes, Netflix also has some quality shows on their service. The issue is those shows are being buried in amongst more and more crap all the time. For every decent new Netflix original their are far more low budget trash titles added. With so many studios & networks launching their own services, Netflix is losing access to some of the better content. The Netflix originals that are taking their place are very hit or miss. With far more of the latter.