Movies on TV

[Sully]

Seven appear to have struck a digital movie licence (first for CFTA ever?)

“John Wick 2” (2017) is on 7Plus, after last night’s broadcast FTA premiere.

Wonder when it expires? More importantly will it have ads

7mate

[TV.Cynic]

[JohnsonTV]

With Spider-Man: Homecoming airing tomorrow, that’s another title to Nine’s growing collection of Spider-Man movies. IIRC every movie since Spider-Man (2002) had its FTA premiere on Nine.
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming

[Sully]

@JohnsonTV

The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2

These actually premiered on Seven.

[Sully]

Something strange… 7flix will be airing the movie “The Wild” (2006) from Walt Disney Friday week. It is listed as a “premiere” and a quick scan of historical guides suggests it’s never aired on FTA before?

Have Seven been sitting on this for many years? We know they no longer have an output with Disney (Nine now have a deal) and haven’t aired a FTA premiere from them in many months*

*except some B-grade movie called “Skiptrace” earlier this week.

[Sully]

“Ice Age 3” (2009) “for the first time on mate” (V/O by Sarah Aubrey)

[Aaron_Evans_2005]

Is it just me or do I think Disney are investing into the Australian media market a bit too much? Years after launching their own cable movie channel with Foxtel, they’ve signed a deal with Stan and told them to over advertise it, airing Disney and Disney-owned flicks on Nine really often, and what’s next before launching Disney+ proper? Maybe a 15-part Movie Collection set will be sold through News Corp papers, but we’ll see…

[littlegezzybear]

@Aaron_Evans_2005

they’ve signed a deal with Stan and told them to over advertise it

How do you know Disney told Stan to “over advertise”?

[Squee]

@Aaron_Evans_2005

Is it just me or do I think Disney are investing into the Australian media market a bit too much?

Wow, you need to stop over-thinking everything…

@Aaron_Evans_2005

told them to over advertise it

lmfao, yeah cause they were totally not going to make it known that you could find Disney content on their platform! Disney / Marvel is HUGE. So many people practically worship their content, so yes media businesses are going to make a big deal out of it!

[Bort]

@Sully

Exactly my point, it’s not significant in the slightest (to mention that it is the first time on a network, let alone a channel!)

@Sully

“Ice Age 2: The Meltdown” (2006) network premiere

@Sully

“Ice Age 3” (2009) “for the first time on mate”

@Sully

“Unstoppable” network premiere

@Sully

“Training Day” (2001) network premiere on 10 Peach.

@Sully

Also, Walt Disney-Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” (2003) network premiere on 9Go!

@Sully

“Ali” (2001) network premiere on 10 Bold

@Sully

Monsters Inc network premiere

@Sully

“The Aviator” (2004) network premiere on 7flix Saturday week.

@Sully

Mulan (1998) network premiere on 9Go! Friday week.

@Sully

The Last Boy Scout network premiere on 7mate

@Sully

7mate network premiere of “Out for Justice” (1991) late tonight.

@Sully

Network premieres coming up

Die Hard 2, Thursday 7mate, from their 20C Fox deal (first re-airing since being on Ten).

Parental Guidance, Thursday Ch 7, from their 20C Fox deal (previously on Ten).

High Crimes, Thursday 9Gem, from their Regency deal (first re-airing since being on Ten).

I Love You Too, Friday Eleven, from their Roadshow deal (previously on Nine).

HP and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Saturday Ch 7, from their Warner Bros deal (previously on Nine).

Drive Angry, Saturday 7mate, from their Studiocanal deal (not sure which network this was previously on).

Raid on Rommel, Saturday 9Gem, from their Universal deal (not sure which network this was previously on).

The A Team, Sunday 7mate, from their 20C Fox deal (previously on Ten).

Music and Lyrics, Sunday Eleven, from their Roadshow deal (previously on Nine).

Die Hard With A Vengeance, Thursday week 7mate, from their 20C Fox deal (first re-airing since being on Ten).

Out for Justice, Saturday week 7mate, from their Warner Bros deal (previously on Nine and R18+, rare occurance where it must be edited).

Michael, Sunday week 7flix, from their Warner Bros deal (previously on Nine).

Indeed.

[eddel]

@Aaron_Evans_2005

Is it just me or do I think Disney are investing into the Australian media market a bit too much?

Aren’t you really asking if Nine is investing into Disney content too much?

[Sully]

@Bort

Indeed

Darn it Bort, stop springing people all the time I’ll cop that.

Though with the caps ones, I was adding context (i.e.) graphics in the cap say or suggest the same.

I still reckon in the nature of a television promo it isn’t really necessary. But may be of historical interest/value to this thread.

[Zampakid]

[Sully]

5sec promo for the ‘made up’ “Part 2” of LoTR (yet another split movie for classification proposes)

[Sully]

“Kingdom of Heaven” (2005) returns to Seven

NB/ FTA premiere was on Seven on Sunday 16 September 2007 under their old 20C Fox output (which had just expired to 10, who ended up airing it a few years later).

[Sully]

“The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” network premiere “over two Fridays”

[killy06]

Seems an odd fit for 7mates audience.

[Sully]

It’s for ratings strategy. It’s designed for the main channel (Sydney, Brisbane and Perth) but because of AFL in Melvourne and Adelaide the Friday and Saturday night movies are always on 7mate (no matter the movie).

That way, a 5 city number can still be produced.

[Sully]

“Ice Age 4” network premiere (last aired on September 2 2017 on Eleven)

[Sully]

7mate airing the Alien movies every Sunday from Sunday week, last on the network under their old 20C Fox output around 2009.

@TV.Cynic

08:30 pm Movie: Star Trek: Beyond (2016)

FTA premiere. From Paramount.

@TV.Cynic

Saturday 20 July
07:00 pm Movie: The Lion King (1994)

Network premiere on Nine. From Disney.

Last aired on Seven on Saturday February 22, 2014.