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Apple TV+ has its own spin on Indiana Jones, and it looks epic

Fountain of Youth is the next big Apple TV+ movie that will debut directly on streaming. Apple just released a new trailer for the Indiana Jones-inspired film, and it looks great.

Fountain of Youth’s new trailer just dropped

Apple TV+ is currently airing several hit TV shows, but it has a film coming soon that looks very compelling too.

Fountain of Youth debuts on Apple TV+ on Friday, May 23—just under a month from now.

The film stars John Krasinski, Natalie Portman, plus a strong ensemble and hails from director Guy Ritchie.

A new trailer just dropped, revealing how Apple’s latest film could easily have earned a wide theatrical release. It seems perfectly suited for the big screen.

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I like almost all of Guy Richie's work but Krasinski's Jack Ryan series on Amazon gives me real pause as to whether I will be able to take this seriously.

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Despite whatever big budget Fountain of Youth had, Apple is releasing it directly on streaming, with no planned theatrical release.

If it’s a hit, perhaps the film can spawn Apple’s first movie franchise. Based on this trailer, I’d certainly love to see more adventures from the Krasinski-Portman duo in the future.

What do you think of Fountain of Youth’s new trailer? Let us know in the comments.

Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 per month and features hit TV shows and movies like Ted LassoSeveranceThe Morning ShowSilo, and Shrinking.

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