Meta Lists 3D Movies on Quest, Hints at Possible Horizon+ Benefit
Meta has begun showing a limited selection of 3D movies in the TV app on some Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets. A page found in the app also points to possible 3D movie access through Horizon+, which may be renamed Meta VR+; Meta has not announced that change.
Meta has begun listing 3D movies in the TV app on some Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets, while an in-app page hints that the films could become a Horizon+ benefit under a possible Meta VR+ name.
The limited selection appears to consist mainly of Disney-owned movies. Quest owners can buy the listed films through the Meta Horizon Store without an active Disney+ subscription.
Subscription change remains unannounced
The page, found in the TV app by a user named Nikita and shared by dataminer and programmer Nori, suggests Meta may include 3D movies in Horizon+. It also hints that the subscription could be renamed Meta VR+; Meta has not announced either change.
Horizon+ currently costs $8 per month or $60 per year. The service gives subscribers access to a catalog of about 100 VR games, split between roughly 50 major titles and roughly 50 indie titles, as well as two games selected by Meta each month.
Subscribers can play the monthly games while their subscription is active. If they cancel, they can regain access to games they previously redeemed by subscribing again.
Meta said the service passed 1 million active subscribers in 2025. The company added a starter edition of Xbox Game Pass to Horizon+ in July, with access to 50+ games and 10 hours of cloud gaming each month.
More movies planned for Quest
At Meta Connect 2026 in September, Meta said US Quest owners would be able to rent or buy hundreds of movies in late 2026. It said the catalog would eventually grow to thousands of titles internationally by the time Meta VR Glasses launch in 2027.
Meta has also added support articles describing how users can rent or buy media. Separately, the Disney+ app on Quest is set for an overhaul this month, with a spatial interface, 3D media support and immersive environments also available in the Disney+ app for Apple Vision Pro.
Meta Director of Games Chris Pruett said the company expects “more Mainstream Adults to enter VR through media consumption first, then discover games once they are in-headset” over the next couple of years. He described them as people who “are mid-core, love Meta Horizon+, and probably play seated without controllers”.
