Fury Rises to No. 4 on Apple TV's US Chart
The 2014 Brad Pitt war film climbs Apple TV's most-watched list as the platform expands its licensed movie catalog.
Fury has become the fourth most popular movie on Apple TV in the US, according to movieweb.com. The 2014 World War II film, directed by David Ayer and starring Brad Pitt, is one of the licensed titles Apple TV has added to its catalog earlier this year.
Apple TV's push into licensed films has brought older theatrical releases into rotation alongside its original productions. Fury is among those titles now competing near the top of the platform's US popularity rankings.
Fury was originally released in theaters in 2014. It holds a 75% Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, with an 84% audience rating.
Pitt and Ayer are set to reunite for the upcoming action thriller Heart of the Beast.
Shifting rankings
For months, Pitt's F1 held the top spot on Apple TV, but it has now dropped to sixth place. The Last First: Winter K2 currently sits at No. 1, with Ryan Reynolds' Mayday in second.
Quick answers
Where can I stream Fury?
Fury is available on Apple TV in the US as part of the platform's licensed movie catalog.
Who directed Fury?
Fury was directed by David Ayer and stars Brad Pitt as Don 'Wardaddy' Collier.
What are the top movies on Apple TV right now?
The Last First: Winter K2 holds the top spot, followed by Ryan Reynolds' Mayday in second, with Fury in fourth.