EXCLUSIVE: Apple Original Films' The Gorge has become the biggest film launch in the young streamer’s history. The Scott Derrickson-directed thriller from Skydance stars Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy as rival guardians on the watchtower overseeing a mysterious gorge below,

The Gorge, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller as rivals guarding opposite sides of a mysterious canyon and coming together to discover what lies beneath, has nabbed huge numbers after its February 14 debut,

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Joy’s sheer look, in particular, was especially swoon-worthy. The actor’s halter slip looked like it could’ve been plucked straight from her intimates drawer. The silky ivory piece featured a leafy pattern throughout,

For a film that boasts two big names in Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy – and a reasonably well-known director in Doctor Strange's Scott Derrickson – new movie The Gorge has had a relatively muted release, quietly launching exclusively on Apple TV+ on Valentine's Day.

Anya Taylor-Joy 's forgotten Spanish horror The Secret of Marrowbone (aka Marrowbone) is set to air on UK TV this evening. The film, which was originally released in 2017, follows four English siblings who relocate to their mother's estate in Maine and face a sinister presence in the home.

The Gorge’ costars opened up about their friendship with each other — and each other's spouses — in a new interview with PEOPLE

Two lonely assassins who meet-cute while guarding opposite sides of a mysterious abyss must work together to defeat a top-secret evil lurking below.

The film stars Anya Taylor-Joy (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga) and Miles Teller (Spiderhead) as two highly skilled operatives who connect across the titular gorge. But their love story isn't the only thing on their minds.

Apple TV+'s The Gorge continues a streak of science fiction movies for Anya Taylor-Joy, setting up what could be her biggest movie yet.