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sualk
18-03-10, 20:02
I don't know if this list will mean much to Multichoice but I would like to suggest some
movies to air:

1)"Escape From Absolom" a.k.a. No Escape (action movie starring Ray Liotta);

2)Backdraft;

3)Who Framed Roger Rabbit;

4)The Land Before Time;

5)Tango & Cash (starring Kurt Russel and Sylvester Stallone).

These movies could easily appear on M-Net stars and the M-Net Action channels.

These are some real classics.

tsume
18-03-10, 20:14
Tango & Cash played on SABC about a week ago. As they saying goes, "walala wasala" = "you snooze you lose".

Tulani
19-03-10, 11:46
and AVATAR for HD

Dyl106
21-03-10, 14:36
3)Who Framed Roger Rabbit
Great movie that one!!

MrSam
22-03-10, 11:23
I don't know if this list will mean much to Multichoice but I would like to suggest some
movies to air:

1)"Escape From Absolom" a.k.a. No Escape (action movie starring Ray Liotta);

2)Backdraft;

3)Who Framed Roger Rabbit;

4)The Land Before Time;

5)Tango & Cash (starring Kurt Russel and Sylvester Stallone).

These movies could easily appear on M-Net stars and the M-Net Action channels.

These are some real classics.

The only film worth watching on your list is Who Framed Roger Rabbit. The rest are junk if you ask me. I wouldn't call them classics at all.

SilverFox
26-04-10, 14:45
Who Framed Roger Rabbit owns! :D

What about a Tim Burton festival... Sleepy Hollow, Edward Scissorhands, Nightmare before Christmas being a few off the top of my head.
What about all the LOTR or a Harry Potter festival? (lulz... hears all the haters screaming at me)

Okayz... some random good movies I enjoyed (no haters, is just my opinion...)

Kill Bill 1 & 2
Snatch
Empire Records
American Tail (goes to the animated classics...)
Secret of Nymh
Princess Bride
Donnie Darko
Pitch Black (Vin Diesel's first and last good movie ever)
The Iron Giant
Interview with a Vampire
Queen of the Damned

Tulani
26-04-10, 14:48
AVATAR again please

SilverFox
26-04-10, 15:01
lulz Avatar fan much?
kayz I second that.

More random suggestions:
My Sisters Keeper
Tank Girl
The Fifth Element (win ^_^)

Ooh and an M.Night Shaymalan (spelling...) movies (^o^)v

beetle bailey
26-04-10, 20:49
I am sure that Kill Bill 1 and 2, Donnie Darko and even Who Framed Roger Rabbit have previously been shown on DSTV. Open to correction though. Most of the others mentioned, have no appeal to me, but that is not to say that Multichoice shouldn't perhaps be looking at them. I wonder how the movies that ARE shown are chosen for viewing? Is it a package that includes ten movies or do Multichoice choose which movies they want to show individually.

Then also just who is it that goes out and makes the decision on which movie to buy. Is there a panel of people or an individual.

Personally I have taken to hiring and viewing movies from the late 50's, 60's and 70's and have found them to be far more entertaining than most, note most not all, of the latest offerings which seem to rely too much on special effects and not enough on a good storyline. So for me more of the older films would be appreciated. And yes I know there is TCM but there is very little change to the movies shown on this channel. How many times can one sit and watch Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Kelly's Heroes, The Dirty Dozen just to mention a few. All good movies but shown too often.

My opinion anyway.

Tulani
27-04-10, 09:21
i personally cannot stand "old" movies. they should just have their own channels like they currently do. and with the emergency of HD why would one want to go back to the ancient technology?

beetle bailey
27-04-10, 21:09
i personally cannot stand "old" movies. they should just have their own channels like they currently do. and with the emergency of HD why would one want to go back to the ancient technology?

Because I personally, prefer to watch a movie that has a decent storyline and doesn't just rely on looks or special effects. But to each his or her own. When it comes to movies we all have our own preferences.

Geoff D
28-04-10, 10:39
I also prefer movies with a decent storyline, that challenge your mind. So much of the modern stuff is just one long sequence of special effects, that are just noisy colourful sequences.

HD quality is by no means everything

Tulani
28-04-10, 10:51
i meant preference of the same good storyline but on a modern setting and in this case HD; yes not all HD movies are interesting

SilverFox
12-05-10, 20:44
Personally, when it comes to movies I think Dstv does a pretty good jop showing a wide variaty of them. I have no complaints in that department.

But... serious TV viewers might disagree ^,^/

Replacement
14-05-10, 07:47
Silver Fox, im not a serious viewer, but I dont like the movies they show. All drama, no action or comedy.... and what happened to the saterday night 8p.m movie? Since when is RUGBY a movie?

jvong
30-05-10, 16:31
I recently saw that A Nightmare On Elm Street has been remade. Wouldnt it be awesome if MC could broadcast the entire series again. This was some of the best horror movies ever made, Freddie Krueger the evilist villain ever. My fiance is 24 and hasnt seen any of them ever. Please make a plan for us.