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Here you go. It was Cars, Cars 2 and The Grand Budapest Hotel. No, Apple didn't delete that guy's movies. Here's what really happened Analysis: Digital purchases are more ephemeral than physical copies, but switching iTunes "regions" seems to be the culprit here...

None of this talk has soured me in the least on “purchasing” films digitally ( in addition to physically). I “own” close to 2000. I absolutely love the convenience and relative inexpensiveness of digital films. $4.99 for a 4K HDR is a bargain even if I only”rent” it for a year. Ymmv. Of course.

The majority of digital films on iTunes mirror the special feature of the physical discs that have them.

Apple 4K and iTunes

And laziness....:P

And my point was that Vudu streams in 7.1 as I originally stated and you disputed.

Star Wars The Force Awakens Rogue One

Do you have your Apple 4K hooked up directly to your LG OLED or is it through your Yamaha receiver?

My OS is 11.4.1

Hmm. My software is up to date and I see no Atmos options.

Did I miss an update? I don’t see an option for outputting Atmos.

The vast majority of my digital purchases were $4.99 Never more than $9.99 And the vast majority overall are from digital copies included with my physical copy purchases. Up to about 2,000 films across all the platforms.

Vudu which is part of Movies Anywhere streams in 7.1 and Dolby Atmos.