In the lead up to the Apple TV Plus streaming service, Apple quietly launched an official YouTube channel dedicated to all things film and TV, MacStories has discovered. It appears Apple launched the YouTube channel a month ago with a video featuring various storytellers currently providing creative support to the Cupertino-based company's streaming service, including Hollywood heavyweights like Steven Spielberg and JJ Abrams. Currently, the channel offers very little promotion related to Apple TV Plus (although it exists), but rather general content for television and movies, such as interviews with HBO's Game of Thrones and Shyamalan's Mr. Night movie Glass. , movie trailers for Star Wars: The Skywalker Uprising and The King Lion, and behind-the-scenes videos for Hellboy and Broad City. As MacStories has pointed out, every video on the channel appears to be devoid of advertising, making it the ideal destination for new movie trailers. Surprisingly, many videos posted on the channel are still only hundreds of views. Another strong point? Comments are also disabled on all videos, allowing users to simply enjoy the content without the risk of getting a face full of unwanted trolling. It seems good!