Best iTunes movie & television deals for June 26

iTunes World Premiere

Movies that would have debuted in theaters are premiering at home instead as we shelter from the coronavirus. These movies can be rented or purchased for a premium.

This week's World Premiere is "Irresistible" starring Steve Carell. He plays a political consultant trying to help a retired Marine colonel run for mayor. The movie can be rented for $19.99 for 48 hours.

This Week's Deals

Apple also highlights movies under $10 each week, usually themed according to a major movie release. This week includes the theme "Your Next Adventure Awaits" and a selection of Pixar movies for sale.

Your Next Adventure Awaits

This special sale comes with all new artwork for the movies.

• The Goonies was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Ready Player One was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Beetlejuice was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• The Wizard of Oz was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Kong: Skull Island was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• 2001: A Space Odyssey was $17.99 and is now $7.99.
• The Matrix was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• It was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• The Hangover was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• The Shining was $14.99 and is now $7.99.

Pixar Favorites

• Onward was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Toy Story 4 was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Finding Dory was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Incredibles 2 was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Inside Out (2015) was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Up was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Ratatouille was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• WALLE was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Monsters, Inc. was $19.99 and is now $9.99.
• Cars was $19.99 and is now $9.99.

2000s Summer Blockbusters

• Shrek was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Hancock was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Transformers was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl was $17.99 and is now $7.99.
• Signs was $17.99 and is now $7.99.
• The Day After Tomorrow was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Batman Begins was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Spider-Man 2 was $14.99 and is now $7.99.
• Pearl Harbor was $17.99 and is now $7.99.
• Bruce Almighty was $14.99 and is now $7.99.

Movie release spotlight

Movies release every Tuesday or Friday, and this is AppleInsider's new movie pick of the week. New movies can only usually be purchased without a rental option, or if it is a movie theater early release, it can only be rented for a premium.

This week "Trolls World Tour" is available for purchase on iTunes for $19.99. The movie is full of brightly colored visuals and music for all ages. Follow Princess Poppy as she tries to save all music from being destroyed.

This is the first "iTunes World Premiere" to exit its rental period and become available for purchase. If you rented the movie between April 10 and June 15 on iTunes, Apple will refund $10 to your account after purchasing the film.

There is a two movie bundle for $24.99 and it is also eligible for the $10 refund.

$0.99 Movie rental of the week

iTunes showcases its top staff pick for $0.99 movie rental of the week, reduced from the normal $6.99 cost of renting an HD or 4K movie.

This weeks rental of the week is "The Grudge." Sam Raimi brings a new perspective to the classic horror film. An evil curse from Japan is unleashed on the United States and causes people to lash out then meet an untimely fate.