Apple Offering 10-Movie Bundles for $10 Each as iTunes Movies Turns 10

As noted by MacRumors, the availability of movies on iTunes was announced by no less than Steve Jobs during Apple’s “It’s Showtime!” media event, which was held on Sept. 12, 2006, a year before the introduction of the iPhone. Soon after, iTunes Movies was launched, although with only 75 films from Disney-owned studios.

A full 10 years later, and iTunes Movies is now home to more than 85,000 movies, according to Apple’s website. And in celebration of 10 years of iTunes Movies, Apple is going 10 for 10, so to speak, with six movie bundles, each comprising 10 movies from a major film studio, and each bundle priced at just $10 — $9.99, to be exact.

Here are the available iTunes Movies 10th-anniversary $10 10-movie bundles and their included titles:

• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Warner Bros.: “The Judge,” “Live Die Repeat: Edge of Tomorrow,” “Pacific Rim,” “Magic Mike,” “Contagion,” “The Town,” “The Hangover,” “Sex and the City: The Movie,” “300,” “Superman Returns”
• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Universal Studios: “Ride Along,” “Identity Theft,” “Rush,” “Snow White & the Huntsman,” “The Adjustment Bureau,” “Little Fockers,” “It’s Complicated,” “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” “Knocked Up,” “Inside Man”
• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Paramount: “Whiskey Tango Foxtrot,” “Selma,” “The Wolf of Wall Street,” “Flight,” “No Strings Attached,” “The Fighter,” “Up in the Air,” “Tropic Thunder,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button,” “Zodiac”
• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Sony Pictures: “The Monuments Men,” “Captain Phillips,” “To Rome With Love,” “Moneyball,” “The Social Network,” “Easy A,” “Julie & Julia,” “Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist,” “The Pursuit of Happyness,” “The Da Vinci Code,”
• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Lionsgate 1: “Divergent,” “Now You See Me,” “Warm Bodies,” “The Perks of Being a Wallflower,” “Margin Call,” “Warrior,” “The Switch,” “Kick-Ass,” “Twilight,” “No Country for Old Men”
• 10 Years of iTunes Movies – Lionsgate 2: “Ender’s Game,” “Mud,” “The Impossible,” “Arbitrage,” “The Cabin in the Woods,” “The Hunger Games,” “The Expendables,” “The Cove,” “Gone Baby Gone,” “The Queen”

These are great deals, as they effectively make noteworthy movies, including blockbusters and Oscar winners across different genres, available to download at just a dollar apiece. So be sure to get them while you can.

As stated by Apple on the promotion’s page, the sale bundles are part of iTunes Movies’ celebratory look back at “some of the biggest and best movies that have come out since we hit the scene.” In addition, Apple is highlighting the top 10 movies of each year from 2006 to 2015, albeit available at their regular prices.