'He was showing me who's boss. It was surreal because there were speakers playing panpipe [music], there was a disco light rotating, and we were both wearing these felt caps that you wear to keep your heads cool.

Tense, well-acted and produced, and earning an Oscar nom for its sound, Greyhound is perhaps one of the best movies available on Apple TV Plus. Greyhound (2020)

Starring Tom Hanks as a commander in the US Navy, Greyhound was well-received upon its release and -- unlike most modern movies -- comes in lean with a 90-minute run-time.

The Elephant Queen (2019)

This documentary follows a mother elephant named Athena, leading her family across the wilderness on the onset of the dry season. It's narrated by Chiwetel Ejiofor and was an official selection at both the Sundance Film Festival and the Toronto International Film Festival.

Still, it's got A-listers like Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington and Bill Murray on board -- and even collected for the movie CODA and noms for The Tragedy of Macbeth. Apple TV Plus doesn't have a movie library as deep as Netflix or other streaming rivals.

Dads (2019)

A fantastically made documentary by Bryce Dallas Howard about what it is to be a dad in these times. Affecting, well-produced. A must watch, particularly for parents.

"If nothing changes, we will start to see gaps over the coming days on lettuce, some salad leaves, cauliflowers, broccoli and citrus fruit - all of which are imported from the continent at this time of year," Sainsbury's said.

As his tutoring career developed, he moved from this entry-level work to more high-pressured jobs, working with families from all around the world who wanted to get their children into competitive private schools.

The letter continued: 'I'm always in awe when I see photographs of children and parents around the world who value education so dearly that they walk barefoot for miles or clamber over rubble, past bombed out ruins, in order to get to school.

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It's really looking eternity in the eye." One particular crater we see near the start of the film is absolutely gorgeous.  The film interviews people like Norwegian jazz guitarist Jon Larsen, who describes the feeling of holding a micrometeorite: "No human being has ever touched anything older. Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds (2020)

This stunning documentary explores the cultural and scientific impacts meteorites and craters have had on Earth. It's complicated but compelling stuff.

No, really -- this isn't about those ironic early 2020 memes of crocodiles floating on pool noodles or cats riding a baggage carousel. The Year Earth Changed (2021)

Nature is healing. When humans abandoned cities, parks, oceans and plenty of other places during COVID lockdowns in 2020, all sorts of wild critters benefited. Narrated by the legendary David Attenborough, The Year Earth Changed shows that we owe it to whales, penguins, cheetahs and a whole host of other animals to interfere less with their lives.

It's a father and daughter drama essentially. It's a little breezier than Coppola's usual work, but that seems to suit Murray, whose charming, world-weary performance elevates the whole project. On The Rocks (2020)

On The Rocks brings Sofia Coppola back together with Bill Murray for the first time since A Very Murray Christmas.

Angela Holleran (pictured), headteacher of All Saints Catholic Primary School in Bootle, Merseyside, sent parents a letter on Monday saying it was 'staggering' that 'many' of its children had not turned up to classes due to high winds.

Palmer (2021)

Playing an ex-convict stumbling into the life of a young boy, Palmer is hardly ground-breaking, but it's carried by Timberlake's central performance.

-- this informative, family-friendly documentary will sweep you off your feet (and you won't even have to go in for an ill-fated football kick). Who Are You, Charlie Brown? Narrated by Lupita Nyong'o, Who Are You, Charlie Brown? But I'll stop going on like wah, wah, wah. is a short and sweet film that explores the allure and origins of the classic cartoon character. (2021)

If you're a fan of Charlie Brown -- let's face it, who isn't?

Luck (2022)

In this first offering from Skydance Animation, Sam Greenfield is mired in bad luck-- until she finds a lucky penny. After she loses the penny, she goes on a quest to turn her luck around and ends up in the Land of Luck with a talking cat voiced by Simon Pegg.