Apple TV+ Calendar: 10 Movies to Watch in June Before They Disappear

Apple TV+ is filled with movies from every genre and era. But movies don't stay on the streaming service forever, and many disappear each month as their licenses expire. The following ten movies will be removed from Apple TV+ after this month.

27 Dresses (2008, 6.1 on IMDb)

One of the most iconic rom coms of the 2000s, this movie stars Katherine Heigl as Jane Nichols, a young woman who has been a bridesmaid at a whopping twenty-seven weddings. Though she thinks it's time to improve her personal life and find a husband, Jane has to organize a wedding for her younger sister, Tess. But there's a problem. Tess is getting married to Jane's boss, George, whom Jane has had a crush on for years.

Friends with Benefits (2011, 6.5 on IMDb)

Will Gluck's romance starring Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis centers on Jamie Rellis and Dylan Harper, a New York-based headhunter and an LA art director she recruits for a job at GQ magazine. After a tour of NYC that Jamie gives Dylan, the two become friends and decide to have casual sex, thinking it won't affect their relationship. But over time, feelings develop that change everything.

Bad Boys (1995, 6.8 on IMDb)

The classic cop action comedy, whose fourth installment, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, hits theaters today, June 7, follows two lifelong friends and Miami Police narcotics detectives, Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett, as they investigate the heist of $100 million worth of Mafia heroin stolen from their vaults. With Internal Affairs suspecting that someone on the inside made the theft possible, the characters have only seventy-two hours before their entire unit is shut down.

Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004, 7.1 on IMDb)

Will Ferrell's iconic satirical comedy stars him as the eponymous character, a popular and influential news anchor at a San Diego news station in the 1970s. A bigoted misogynist, Ron Burgundy believes that women have only one role on television – as eye-candy for weather forecasts and fashion or food shows. One day, his comfortable presence at the station is threatened when he's paired with a brilliant female co-anchor. And he just has to fix it.

Galaxy Quest (1999, 7.4 on IMDb)

The famous spoof of the Star Trek franchise revolves around a group of semi-forgotten actors who, in their heyday, starred in a Star Trek-like series and were the ultimate celebrities, now making a living by attending fan conventions dedicated to their show. One day, their miserable lives take a more exciting turn when aliens, mistaking the TV show for a documentary and taking it as a declaration of war, invade Earth.

Collateral (2004, 7.5 on IMDb)

Starring Jamie Foxx and Tom Cruise, this action thriller follows Max Durocher, an LA cab driver who works extra shifts to earn enough money to start his own limousine business. On one of these night shifts, he meets Vincent, who claims to be a real estate agent visiting Los Angeles to close a complex deal. Max agrees to drive him to various locations around the city, only to find out that Vincent is a hit man whose murders Max is now involved in.

Fury (2014, 7.6 on IMDb)

David Ayer's war movie revolves around the crew of the titular American tank fighting the Nazis during World War II. Starring Brad Pitt, Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Peña and Jon Bernthal, the movie is set in April 1945, when victory was in sight and the Allies were rapidly advancing into German territory. But the war was just as bloody and tragic, and the crew was still fighting for their lives.

Dune (2021, 8.0 on IMDb)

Denis Villeneuve's adaptation of Frank Herbert's famous novel of the same name is set in a distant future where humanity has survived a war with technology that nearly wiped out the human race and learned to rely on the abilities of the human mind, enhanced by a powerful alien drug called Spice, to perform all the functions that computers do. The movie follows Paul Atreides and his royal family as they arrive on Arrakis, the desert-like planet and the only place in the universe where Spice can be harvested.

Gone Girl (2014, 8.1 on IMDb)

Starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, this psychological thriller tells the story of Nick and Amy Dunne, who are about to celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary. But plans go awry when Nick arrives home to what looks like a crime scene and Amy is nowhere to be found. Only a few clues suggest what happened to her. And he must solve the mystery before the police pin the disappearance on him.

Goodfellas (1990, 8.7 on IMDb)

Martin Scorsese's iconic crime biopic tells the story of Henry Hill, the notorious New York City mobster who begins his life of crime at a young age in 1955 and gradually works his way up the ranks, committing dozens of atrocities and earning the respect of the city's Mafia gangs. The film stars Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci.