For the month of November, Apple has gone ahead and added twenty classic films to its flagship streaming service, Apple TV. Free to access for all paid subscribers, the list includes all-time classics like Forrest Gump, as well as underrated gems like The Nice Guys (via 9to5Mac).

Here’s the full list of new classic content available to stream for the month of November, organized in alphabetical order:

While nothing is officially confirmed, it’s likely that these films will only be available to stream for the month of November, after which a new selection will be made available for December and beyond. It’s also worth noting that the availability of these films is subject to your region of residence — this list is specifically tied to Apple’s domestic market of the United States.

Price

$13 per month

Free trial

7 day free trial and 3 months free if you buy an Apple device

Simultaneous streams

6

# of profiles

6

Originals

Yes

Live TV:

Limited (There are live sports and some add-on channels offer live TV)

Apple TV is a global streaming service which offers on-demand access to a growing list of exclusive content, including Severance, Ted Lasso, Slow Horses, and much more.

Apple TV’s November lineup is fully stacked

Films and shows aplenty

In addition to these aforementioned classic films, Apple TV’s November lineup is stacked with a variety of other new and returning titles. Highlights include Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook (November 6), 12 12 12 (November 12), Being Heumann (November 19), and Way of the Warrior Kid (November 25).

Broadly speaking, as a streaming platform, Apple TV has come into its own in recent years. The service is home to a wide variety of original content, with its library playing host to Silo, Severance, The Studio, Pluribus, Ted Lasso, and plenty of other hits. To a lesser degree, licensed content supplements original shows and movies, with batches coming in and out of availability on a regular basis.

With the addition of twenty new classic films, Apple TV’s November lineup is stronger than ever, making for a compelling service that rivals the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Paramount+, Disney+, and others. All twenty of these aforementioned movies can be found under “Great Movies Now on Apple TV,” a dedicated section within Apple TV’s user interface.