Frozen - No where to be seen on Sky

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• DenonDave Posts: 163

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  23/09/14 - 11:22 #2

  LewisB wrote: »

  I think I am going mad... Few months ago you could rent Frozen. Now it's no where to be seen. Does anyone know why?

  
  Thawed out?

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• gother Posts: 14,705

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  23/09/14 - 11:48 #3

  I'm not sure on this but i think Netflix have the premier rights, Sky had the ppv rights to it.

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• ocav Posts: 2,341

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  23/09/14 - 16:21 #4

  gother wrote: »

  I'm not sure on this but i think Netflix have the premier rights, Sky had the ppv rights to it.

  
  Nope, Disney and Sky have a partnership, hence Sky Movies Disney -
  
  Simple answer for the OP, the PPV rights for rental have expired, the rights will now be with Sky Movies, however I guess they are saving it for Christmas Premieres

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• ocav Posts: 2,341

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  23/09/14 - 16:29 #5

  Infact - Christmas film it is https://twitter.com/skymovies/status/514043720543784960

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• jonmorris Posts: 21,768

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  23/09/14 - 16:31 #6

  LewisB wrote: »

  I think I am going mad... Few months ago you could rent Frozen. Now it's no where to be seen. Does anyone know why?

  
  People suddenly woke up and realised the film isn't actually that good?

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• Billy_Value Posts: 22,920

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  23/09/14 - 16:51 #7

  buy the dvd

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• homer2012 Posts: 5,216

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  23/09/14 - 16:59 #8

  jonmorris wrote: »

  People suddenly woke up and realised the film isn't actually that good?

  
  Guess you dont have kids then;-)

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• jonmorris Posts: 21,768

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  23/09/14 - 17:46 #9

  I do, but he's two years old and already saw through the plot holes and sexism.

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• hyperstarsponge Posts: 16,696

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  23/09/14 - 18:07 #10

  Its the most rubbish film that come out this year.

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• pothuthic Posts: 47,103

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  23/09/14 - 18:09 #11

  ocav wrote: »

  Infact - Christmas film it is https://twitter.com/skymovies/status/514043720543784960

  
  Hopefully beauty and the beast too

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• degsyhufc Posts: 59,251

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  23/09/14 - 19:19 #12

  LewisB wrote: »

  I think I am going mad... Few months ago you could rent Frozen. Now it's no where to be seen. Does anyone know why?

  I've commented that since the introduction of Rent and Buy & Keep movies seem to spend less time being available on Sky Movies.

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• homer2012 Posts: 5,216

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  23/09/14 - 20:31 #13

  jonmorris wrote: »

  I do, but he's two years old and already saw through the plot holes and sexism.

  
  Its a kids movie!
  

  hyperstarsponge wrote: »

  Its the most rubbish film that come out this year.

  
  In your opinion.
  
  Making almost 1.3 billion at the cinema aint a bad thing.

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• jonmorris Posts: 21,768

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  23/09/14 - 23:38 #14

  For one I was joking, and secondly - yes it has done incredibly well. And the music is great.
  
  I actually quite enjoyed the film, but it wasn't fantastic film by any means. Typical Disney though.

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• popeye13 Posts: 8,573

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  24/09/14 - 01:00 #15

  DenonDave wrote: »

  Thawed out?

  
  You win the internet!

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• derek500 Posts: 24,892

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  24/09/14 - 12:32 #16

  degsyhufc wrote: »

  I've commented that since the introduction of Rent and Buy & Keep movies seem to spend less time being available on Sky Movies.

  
  The Sky Movies window is still 12 months minimum.
  
  The Buy and Keep can be much longer and run simultaneously with other broadcast windows.
  
  e.g. Philomena premiered this month and Sky Movies' rights end September 3rd 2015. As it's a BBC film I expect they'll get it then.
  
  The Buy & Keep version is available until March 2017.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 24

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  25/09/14 - 09:26 #17

  Thanks for clearing that up for me

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• cnbcwatcher Posts: 56,681

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  25/09/14 - 10:16 #18

  My university's Disney Society was showing this on Tuesday night. The lecture hall they used to show it in was packed! People were sitting on the stairs because there weren't enough seats. Shows it's not just kids who like it then They also gave us free icepops to keep with the frozen theme :cool:

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• jonmorris Posts: 21,768

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  25/09/14 - 11:15 #19

  The best films for children are those that can be enjoyed by adults too. Disney & Pixar are always spot on with this.

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• 1andrew1 Posts: 4,088

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  27/09/14 - 01:08 #20

  DenonDave wrote: »

  Thawed out?

  Very good.

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• The Great 208 Posts: 1,008

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  27/09/14 - 05:48 #21

  LewisB wrote: »

  I think I am going mad... Few months ago you could rent Frozen. Now it's no where to be seen. Does anyone know why?

  
  Just Let it Go...

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• hyperstarsponge Posts: 16,696

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  27/09/14 - 13:45 #22

  jonmorris wrote: »

  The best films for children are those that can be enjoyed by adults too. Disney & Pixar are always spot on with this.

  
  Toy Story was a lot better then Frozen in my view ;-)

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• lala Posts: 21,175

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  28/09/14 - 11:43 #23

  I presume both this and Captain America: Winters Soldier are being lined up by Sky to be Christmas premiers. It matches last Christmas pattern of Wreck It Ralph/ Iron Man 3.

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• Peter the Great Posts: 14,229

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  28/09/14 - 11:58 #24

  lala wrote: »

  I presume both this and Captain America: Winters Soldier are being lined up by Sky to be Christmas premiers. It matches last Christmas pattern of Wreck It Ralph/ Iron Man 3.

  I doubt it. I don't even think the 1st film appeared on Sky Movies? But it appeared on Netflix so I suspect they have the 1st rights?

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• Gibsy Posts: 428

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  28/09/14 - 12:57 #25

  The first Captain America definitely was shown on Sky Movies

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• ocav Posts: 2,341

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  28/09/14 - 16:18 #26

  Peter the Great wrote: »

  I doubt it. I don't even think the 1st film appeared on Sky Movies? But it appeared on Netflix so I suspect they have the 1st rights?

  
  All Disney films first rights are with Sky Movies (which includes Marvel and LucasFilm)

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