Movie Premieres on terrestrial television

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Jonwo

14-04-2013

Originally Posted by theonlyweeman:
“That's an interesting development. Perhaps Channel 4 have snatched the Sony deal from Channel 5.

My guess is that one or two major new deals have recently gone down at Channel 4. Possibly with Relativity Media and Sony. I'd quite a few more weeks before we call anything though...”

I've noticed Channel 4 haven't shown any Paramount films from 2010 onwards so its possible its in limbo plus apart from Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, Warner Bros films from 2009 and 2010 have yet to be shown,

Mr Sirs

16-04-2013

An update to take us up to & incl. next Friday (26th):-

WEDNESDAY 17TH:-

THE NUMBER 23 (2007), Film4, 10.55pm-12.50am.

FRIDAY 19TH:-

SHADOW ON THE MESA (2013), Channel 5, 3.15-5.00pm.

MACGRUBER (2010), Film4, 10.45pm-12.30am.

SUNDAY 21ST:-

THE KARATE KID (2010), Channel 4, 7.30-10.15pm.

Hassaan13

17-04-2013

Originally Posted by Mr Sirs:
“SUNDAY 21ST:-

THE KARATE KID (2010), Channel 4, 7.30-10.15pm.”

That's nice to see - I've been waiting for that to come on TV for a while

Dancc

17-04-2013

Another to add:
Harry Brown (2009) Sunday 28th April @ 10pm on C5

Mr Sirs

18-04-2013

And so with Dancc's update, here we go again

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FRIDAY 19TH:-

SHADOW ON THE MESA (2013), Channel 5, 3.15-5.00pm.

MACGRUBER (2010), Film4, 10.45pm-12.30am.

SUNDAY 21ST:-

THE KARATE KID (2010), Channel 4, 7.30-10.15pm.

SUNDAY 28TH:-

HARRY BROWN (2009), Channel 5, 10.00pm-?

pad_ehh

18-04-2013

The Karate Kid remake is almost 3 hours long? What the hell for?! I know ads have a small part to play so it's probably under 2 and a half but it doesn't need such a long run time! The original wasn't even that long!

Perhaps it's a result of the Smith family's ego getting big and wanting plenty of screen time?

DVDfever

19-04-2013

Originally Posted by Paddy C:
“The Karate Kid remake is almost 3 hours long? What the hell for?! I know ads have a small part to play so it's probably under 2 and a half but it doesn't need such a long run time! The original wasn't even that long!

Perhaps it's a result of the Smith family's ego getting big and wanting plenty of screen time? ”

The film runs 140 mins, but how dare you criticise a film that came from the director of The Pink Panther 2?

pad_ehh

20-04-2013

Oh, I didn't realise a cinematic maestro was in charge... I apologise unreservedly...

NOT

onecitizen

22-04-2013

Thanks to those who regularly update this thread . A lot of us find it genuinely useful.

Mr Sirs

23-04-2013

Originally Posted by onecitizen:
“Thanks to those who regularly update this thread . A lot of us find it genuinely useful.”

Thank you, you're welcome.

Mr Sirs

23-04-2013

Here then are the latest Movie Premieres on terrestrial tv, up to & incl. Friday 3rd May:-

SATURDAY 27TH:-

SEASON OF THE WITCH (2011), Channel 4, 9.00-10.45pm.

SUNDAY 28TH:-

MARMADUKE (2010), Channel 4, 5.50-7.30pm.

LOVE & OTHER DRUGS (2010), Channel 4, 9.00-11.10pm.

HARRY BROWN (2009), Channel 5, 10.00pm-12.10am.

THURSDAY 2ND:-

LAST NIGHT (2010), Film4, 9.00-10.50pm.

FRIDAY 3RD:-

IMAGINARY FRIEND (2012), 5USA, 1.25-3.10pm.

ep1987

23-04-2013

Sorry for being lazy/uninformed but what is the typical progression timeline for a film?

Cinema release;

then DVD/Bluray/PPV 6 months later?

Sky Movies/Film 4 1 year later?

Terrestrial 2 years later?

Any expert insight appreciated.

theonlyweeman

23-04-2013

Originally Posted by ep1987:
“Sorry for being lazy/uninformed but what is the typical progression timeline for a film?

Cinema release;

then DVD/Bluray/PPV 6 months later?

Sky Movies/Film 4 1 year later?

Terrestrial 2 years later?

Any expert insight appreciated.”

DVD/BD/PPV - 4 months

Sky Movies - 8 months (longer for certain films)

Terrestrial (inc. Film4) - 2 years (1 for Film4/BBC Films co-productions)

Mr Sirs

30-04-2013

Here's a rundown of the up and coming movie premieres:-

THURSDAY 2ND:-

LAST NIGHT (2010), Film4, 9.00-10.50pm.

FRIDAY 3RD:-

IMAGINARY FRIEND (2012), 5USA, 1.25-3.10pm.

SUNDAY 5TH:-

GULLIVER'S TRAVELS (2010), Channel 4, 7.25-9.00pm.

LONDON BOULEVARD (2010), Channel 5, 10.00-11.55pm.

FRIDAY 10TH:-

FATAL TRUST (2006), Channel 5, 3.15-5.00pm.

Corabal

30-04-2013

I shall return to the topic with the film i've been waiting for!

Saturday 11th May - 9.00pm-11.15pm, Channel 4 - Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010)

This is Universal btw.

Corabal

01-05-2013

Now nowhere to be seen, replaced by Avatar. -_-

Mr Sirs

07-05-2013

The latest movie premieres coming our way:-

FRIDAY 10TH:-

FATAL TRUST (2006), Channel 5, 3.15-5.00pm.

SUNDAY 12TH:-

BLITZ (2011), Channel 5, 10.00pm-12.05am.

MONDAY 13TH:-

REVERSE ANGLE (2009), Channel 5, 3.10-5.00pm.

THUMBSUCKER (2005), Film4, 11.50pm-1.40am.

THURSDAY 16TH:-

DAYBREAKERS (2010), Channel 5, 9.00-11.05pm.

Corabal

08-05-2013

Saturday 18th May - 9.00pm-11.40pm, Channel 4 - Wall Street::Money Never Sleeps (2010)
Sunday 19h May - 9.00pm-11.20pm, Channel 4 - The Social Network (2010)

Corabal

08-05-2013

Can I also suggest a "Movies we're waiting for" list, of stuff that hasn't premiered? Only add if the film is 3 years old or more.

Films we're waiting for
Gran Torino
Clerks II
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Zombieland
Iron Man 2

Feel free to add

carl.waring

08-05-2013

I'd rather you didn't as that's not the subject of this thread

ep1987

08-05-2013

To be fair i almost posted that The Social Network should be appearing soon but that's a different issue i suppose.

pad_ehh

09-05-2013

Film 4 are set to broadcast a film on the same day it is released in the cinema and available on demand.

http://blog.film4.com/a-field-in-eng...-the-same-day/

Mr Sirs

09-05-2013

Originally Posted by Corabal:
“Can I also suggest a "Movies we're waiting for" list, of stuff that hasn't premiered? Only add if the film is 3 years old or more.

Films we're waiting for
Gran Torino
Clerks II
Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Zombieland
Iron Man 2

Feel free to add”

Unfortunately I won't be contributing

- no offence but I could add several hundreds (and more) films that have been made over the last 80 years that have never been shown on British tv!

Originally Posted by carl.waring:
“I'd rather you didn't as that's not the subject of this thread ”

Sorry Corabal got to agree with carl on this one.

DVDfever

09-05-2013

Originally Posted by Paddy C:
“Film 4 are set to broadcast a film on the same day it is released in the cinema and available on demand.

http://blog.film4.com/a-field-in-eng...-the-same-day/”

That's fantastic news, ta. I was disgusted that Odeon barely touched Ben Wheatley's Sightseers, as well as completely ignoring another British film, Cockneys Vs Zombies, which was also a great laugh.

They told me "There's no demand for it." Well, there isn't if you don't promote it! Meanwhile, the shitty Skyfall was showing every 20 bloody minutes. *And* it was crap. As well as being bloody awful!

Mr Sirs

10-05-2013

Originally Posted by DVDfever:
“That's fantastic news, ta. I was disgusted that Odeon barely touched Ben Wheatley's Sightseers, as well as completely ignoring another British film, Cockneys Vs Zombies, which was also a great laugh.

They told me "There's no demand for it." Well, there isn't if you don't promote it! Meanwhile, the shitty Skyfall was showing every 20 bloody minutes. *And* it was crap. As well as being bloody awful!”

I watched that recently and oh dear IMO it was poor - probably the worst Bond film ever. :yawn:

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