Immersive Movie List
A curated pilot catalog of VR180 and Apple Immersive releases
VR180 movies, Apple Immersive Video, DeoVR, immersive cinema, spatial video catalog
A practical starting point
Immersive films are spread across platform catalogs, channel pages, press releases, and headset applications. This pilot brings a carefully selected group of releases into one structured list. It currently combines Apple Immersive Video titles documented by Apple with a curated selection of VR180 productions on DeoVR.
This is not yet a complete census. It is a transparent starting point that can grow into a useful research catalog. Every record includes a platform link, a source link, the date on which it was checked, and a note where the original source gives only an approximate release year. Official platform covers or promotional thumbnails are shown when the source publishes one; an announcement image is not necessarily a theatrical poster.
An exact day is shown only when the source provides one. Several DeoVR pages display relative labels such as “two years ago”; these records are marked approximate year. Apple TV availability can vary by country or region.
Explore the catalog
Use the search field and filters together. Select a column heading to sort the list; select it again to reverse the order. The Columns controls reveal technical and availability details without making the default view too dense.
References and data use
The catalog is embedded in this page and is not offered as a separate download. Select a film title to open its platform page. Each record is checked against the linked platform listing and an official announcement or publication source. The principal collections are the Apple Newsroom’s Apple Immersive Video announcements and the individual film pages on DeoVR.
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Editorial method
The pilot favors records that can be checked against a public platform page or an official announcement. It does not infer a country from language, guess a release day from a relative timestamp, or treat announced but unreleased work as available. The catalog deliberately separates the release date from its precision, and the platform link from the editorial source.
The next expansion can add more DeoVR channels, independent releases, festival premieres, and dedicated Apple Vision Pro applications while preserving the same schema.