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Films to make you laugh on Apple TV+

24 films worth watching on Apple TV+ right now, with audience ratings and exactly where to watch them. Updated September 25, 2026

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge leads with 8,5 out of 10, ahead of Parasite (8,5). Ratings range from 8,1 to 8,5. The oldest, The Kid, goes back to 1921. 7 films came out since 2021.

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What to know before choosing

Wanting to laugh is not the same as wanting a comedy. It is wanting to be in better shape at the end than at the start, which many comedies do not deliver and which some films that are not comedies deliver very well. This list therefore crosses several genres and leaves out humour built on discomfort: funny, but rarely restful.

Apple TV+ is the only catalog here that is not chasing volume. It holds a few dozen films where the others hold thousands, all produced by the platform. The consequence for a page like this one is direct: it will be short, and that is normal. In exchange the average rating runs structurally higher — a catalog with no back shelf has no bad films to hide.

Frequently asked questions

How were these 24 films chosen?

They come from the TMDB catalog, filtered on audience rating and on a minimum number of votes — without that second filter, a film rated 9 out of 10 by eleven people would outrank a classic. No place is for sale: no platform, distributor or studio can enter this list other than by being well rated.

Which film in this list is rated highest?

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995), with 8,5 out of 10 from 4,624 audience votes.

Are these films really available on Apple TV+ in the US?

Yes, as of the day the page was built. Availability comes from TMDB and JustWatch for the catalog in the US, and the list is rebuilt daily. Streaming catalogs move constantly: a title can leave between two passes, which is why the page carries its date.

Are there any recent releases in this selection?

7 of the 24 films came out since 2021. The rest are older, which is expected: a film needs a few years to gather enough votes to be judged at all.

Do I need an account?

No. Taro eira is free, asks for no account and no subscription, and the two-or-three-question flow works without installing anything.

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How this list is built

Films come from the TMDB catalog, filtered on audience rating and vote count, then cross-checked against real availability in the country. No paid placement, no partnerships. How we choose the films.

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Film data and posters: TMDB. This app uses the TMDB API but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.