"3D Movies Included in Your Subscription": A Leaked Meta VR Plus Screen Lists Films From Disney, Sony and Amazon MGM

The screen carries one heading: "3D Movies included in your subscription." Beneath it, in smaller grey type, sits a subscription name Meta has never used in public. Meta VR Plus.

Three posters fill the row: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Project Hail Mary and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Below them are channel tiles for Disney+, MLB and Prime Video.

The dataminer Nori posted the capture on X on Sunday and credited the find to another user, NT2182. The post hedges twice: "Meta may be planning to rebrand 'Horizon+' as 'Meta VR+' and they may include monthly movies as part of the benefits!" 9to5Google picked it up on Monday. Meta has not commented. The screen shows no price, no date and no country.

Three distributors in one row

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is a 2023 Marvel Studios film released by Disney. Spider-Man: Far From Home came out in 2019 through Sony Pictures. Project Hail Mary is Amazon MGM Studios' adaptation of Andy Weir's novel, released in theaters on March 20. Its tie-in, Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars, launches on Quest 3 and 3S on Thursday.

The mix matters more than the titles. When Meta listed its media partners on September 23, the newsroom post named Prime Video, YouTube, DIRECTV, AMC+, Crunchyroll, Plex, ESPN and Tubi alongside Disney+, and said Peacock, HBO Max and Paramount+ were "offering their 3D media catalogs for the very first time." Lionsgate got a line for its 3D titles. Sony Pictures did not appear. The list ended with "and more," so the absence proves little. A Sony film inside a Meta subscription would still be a deal nobody has announced.

The Disney title is the odd one out. Meta's announced route to Disney films in 3D runs through Disney's own app, and the fine print on Meta's Connect blog post reads "Disney+ subscription required." If the screen is real, a Marvel film listed as included with Meta's subscription points to a second arrangement that Meta has not described.

What Horizon+ sells today

Horizon+ costs $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year in the US, per Meta's own page. Those are the same two numbers Meta put on it when the service launched as Quest+ on June 26, 2023. Billed monthly, a year costs $95.88.

The money buys a catalog Meta describes as "100+ games" and two monthly games to redeem. It also includes a starter edition of Xbox Game Pass capped at 10 hours of cloud play a month, which Evan read in July as a hallway to the full Game Pass. This month's update, per UploadVR, brought PAYDAY: Aces High in on its November 5 launch day and added Assassin's Creed Nexus VR to the catalog.

The name has moved once already. Meta renamed Quest+ to Horizon+ on May 7, 2025, in a post headed "New Name, Same Great Subscription," and gave no reason. Meta VR is also the name on the $1,299.99 Meta VR Glasses, which Meta says ship in spring 2027 and which do not carry the Quest name. A subscription called VR would cover both product lines. One called Quest would not.

Meta already promised films every month

The leak lands on top of a movie plan Meta laid out at Connect, covered here on September 23. Meta's blog said "you'll be able to rent or buy hundreds of movies later this year on Meta Quest in the US." The newsroom post promised "new 3D movies releasing every month," an IMAX Enhanced certification for the glasses and "first time in 3D" releases with James Cameron's Lightstorm Vision in 2027. Disney+ 3D streaming was set for November, "in select countries."

Meta's phrase was "every month." Nori's is "monthly movies." The two fit together, which makes the screen plausible without confirming anything.

The software is arriving in parallel. Horizon OS v2.10, in the Public Test Channel since last week, adds a Theater environment that launches from a window's control bar. UploadVR confirmed it works with YouTube, Disney+ and Prime Video.

What the screen leaves out

Price, first. Then the questions a subscriber would actually ask. Do the films rotate out, the way catalog games can? Does "monthly" mean two films a month, like the games, or a standing library? Which headsets get 3D playback, and in which countries?

Even the plus sign is unsettled. The screen spells out "Meta VR Plus." The post that shared it says "Meta VR+."

What it means for a buyer

Nothing changes this week. Horizon+ still costs what it cost in 2023, and Meta has announced no new tier.

For a current subscriber, films would be an addition, unless the rename arrives with a new price. Anyone paying monthly already spends $35.89 a year more than the annual plan for the option to cancel.

For anyone pricing VR Glasses as a $1,299.99 movie screen, the number that matters has not been published: how much of the 3D library comes with the subscription and how much is rent-or-buy. Three posters on a leaked screen do not answer that.