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Apple TV celebrates F1 as the most-watched film of all time

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
January 29, 2026 - 8:04 PM CET
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Apple TV has officially announced a new viewership record. With "F1: The Movie", the streaming service has set a new benchmark: According to Apple, the film is the most-watched title in the entire history of Apple TV. This continues the success that began in theaters and confirms the strong audience response in the streaming sector as well.

The success comes as no surprise. Even before its release on Apple TV, "F1" was considered one of the most important titles in Apple's film portfolio. After its exceptionally successful theatrical release, it was expected that the film would also play a major role in streaming. Now Apple has officially confirmed this assumption, declaring the film its new top performer.

The journey from cinema to Apple TV

"F1: The Movie" initially became the most successful film Apple had ever released. Following its theatrical run, the film was released on digital platforms as well as on Blu-ray and 4K UHD. It premiered on Apple TV on December 12th, at which point it became available to all subscribers of the streaming service.

The exact date when "F1" surpassed the previous record holders is unknown. Apple has not provided a specific date. What is clear, however, is that the film has now garnered more views than any other film on Apple TV.

Official announcement from Apple

Apple itself made the record public in a post on X. In a short video, it states verbatim:

The most-watched movie in Apple TV history.

With this statement, Apple officially confirms for the first time that "F1" is at the top of all previous film releases on the service.

Comparison with other Apple TV successes

The record is particularly remarkable when considering the rest of the catalog. Apple TV's major film titles include the science fiction action film The Gorge, starring Anya Taylor-Joy, and Wolf, with George Clooney and Brad Pitt. Despite these high-profile productions, none of these films have surpassed the viewership of "F1.".

Success with critics and awards

In addition to its high viewership figures on Apple TV, "F1" has also garnered recognition within the film industry. The film was recently nominated for four Oscars, including the prestigious Best Picture award. While winning the top prize is not expected, the nomination alone is considered a major achievement. It demonstrates that the film resonates not only with audiences but also with critics.

Apple TV and current subscription costs

Apple TV is currently available for €9.99 per month. Alternatively, the service can be subscribed to via the Apple One bundle, which combines several Apple services at a reduced overall price. With successes like "F1," Apple TV is further strengthening its position in the competition with other major streaming platforms.

A double milestone for Apple TV

With "F1: The Movie," Apple TV has reached a new peak. The film is both Apple's highest-grossing theatrical release and the most-watched film in Apple TV history. This record underscores the growing importance of high-quality original productions for the streaming service and demonstrates that Apple's film strategy can be both commercially and artistically successful. (Image: Apple)

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