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

If you’re looking for something great to watch on Apple TV+ right now, this week brings a mix of fresh Apple Originals, buzzy 2025 premieres, and a couple of cozy holiday staples. Below you’ll find quick, useful details—what each title is about, notable cast and creators, and other essentials—so you can pick your movie without scrolling forever.

‘The Family Plan 2’ (2025)

The action-comedy sequel sends Dan Morgan and his family on a holiday abroad that spirals when a new enemy targets them. Apple lists a PG-13 rating and a runtime around one hour and forty-six minutes. It continues the story from the first film with the same high-energy, family-in-peril setup. The title is presented as an Apple Original Film and premiered on the service in late November.

‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ (2025)

This feature documentary follows poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley through an intimate, humor-laced portrait as they navigate illness and creative life together. Apple’s listing notes a TV-MA rating and a runtime of about one hour and forty-four minutes. It’s released under the Apple Original Films banner. The film arrived on Apple TV+ in mid-November and focuses on art, partnership, and resilience.

‘Highest 2 Lowest’ (2025)

Spike Lee’s crime drama reimagines a classic kidnapping tale, centering on a powerful music executive forced into impossible choices. After a limited theatrical run, it began streaming on Apple TV+ in early September with an R rating and a runtime a little over two hours. The ensemble includes Denzel Washington in the lead. It’s positioned as a marquee Apple Original release for the fall slate.

‘Fountain of Youth’ (2025)

An Apple Original adventure sends estranged siblings on a clue-driven quest tied to the legendary spring. The film debuted on Apple TV+ in late May and is framed as a large-scale, family-accessible treasure hunt. Production and release details are recorded across Apple’s listings and contemporaneous summaries. It’s a straightforward pick if you want globe-trotting stakes with an emotional throughline.

‘The Gorge’ (2025)

Scott Derrickson blends romance, action, and mystery as two elite operatives guard opposite sides of a strange chasm. Apple TV+ released the film on February 14 with a PG-13 rating and a runtime just over two hours. The cast features Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy, with Sigourney Weaver also appearing. It’s an Apple Original anchored by high-concept world-building and star power.

‘All of You’ (2025)

A romantic drama about long-time friends whose bond is tested when a “soulmate test” upends their plans. Apple’s page lists a sub-two-hour runtime and identifies it as a 2025 Apple Original release. Pre-release coverage pointed to a late-September streaming window. It’s a compact, contemporary relationship story if you’re in the mood for something grounded.

‘The Lost Bus’ (2025)

Inspired by a true story, this survival thriller follows a father who fights to save a teacher and students trapped by a fast-moving wildfire. Apple’s listing cites an R rating and a runtime a little over two hours, with Matthew McConaughey and America Ferrera among the leads. It’s presented as an Apple Original Film. Expect a tense, rescue-driven plot with high stakes.

‘The Family Plan’ (2023)

Mark Wahlberg and Michelle Monaghan headline this Apple Original action-comedy about a suburban dad with a secret past. It debuted on Apple TV+ in mid-December and quickly became one of the service’s most-viewed films according to Apple-focused coverage. The setup blends family road-trip chaos with spy-level complications. It’s a fast, accessible watch tied directly to this week’s sequel.

‘A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving’ (1973)

The beloved ‘Peanuts’ special centers on Charlie Brown improvising a holiday meal after an unexpected invitation. Apple TV+ holds the streaming rights and features it as part of the seasonal hub each November. The special runs about twenty-five minutes and includes the classic Vince Guaraldi sound. It remains a simple, family-friendly pick for the long weekend.

‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ (1965)

The first ‘Peanuts’ TV special pairs Charlie Brown’s search for meaning with the Vince Guaraldi Trio’s signature music. Apple TV+ carries the special, which runs about twenty-five minutes and originally aired on network television in the 1960s. It’s a short, tradition-ready watch that anchors many holiday queues. The title is also highlighted in Apple’s holiday programming each December.

Tell us what you’re pressing play on first—drop your weekend picks in the comments!