Apple is offering 6 different 10-movie bundles for $10 each to celebrate that it has been ten years since iTunes Movies was first launched. The catalog has grown from 75 titles at launch to over 385,000 titles today.

Six 10-movie bundles
The offer is only available in the US, it seems. Here, Apple has been operating the iTunes Movies store for 10 years as of today.

iTunes Movies was launched by Steve Jobs in 2006, a year before the launch of iPhone, in a partnership with Disney. Back then only 75 titles were available but by January 2010 the catalog had grown significantly and more than 1.3 million movies had been purchased through iTunes. Today, more than 85,000 movies and 300,000 TV shows are available, according to Apple.


The six bundles include movies from Warner Bros, Universal, Lionsgate (two), Sony Pictures, and Paramount. There are 10 movies in each bundle, including lots of extra material; something Apple calls “iTunes Extras”. Each bundle can be yours for $10, but only today so act fast.

The following movies are included in each bundle:
Warner Bros bundle: The Judge, Live Die Repeat: Edge og Tomorrow, Pacific Rim, Magic Mike, Contagion, The Town, The Hangover, Sex and the City: The Movie, 300, Superman Returns.
Universal bundle: Ride Along, Identify Thief, Rush, Snow White & The Huntsman, The Adjustment Bureau, Little Fockers, It’s Complicated, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Knocked Up, Inside Man
Paramount bundle: 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
Sony Pictures bundle: 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 (Extended)
Lionsgate bundle 1: Divergent, Now you See Me, Warm Bodies, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Margin Call, Warrior, The Switch, Kick-Ass, Twilight (Extended), No Country for Old Men
Lionsgate bundle 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

Hopefully the next ten years will bring tons of movies in 4K and HDR quality to iTunes. Apple is currently offering up to 1080p HD quality.

- Source: Apple iTunes