Channels
Movies are typically shown for a year, and may appear on any of the network's channels during its run.Movie One
Movie One was the network's premiere channel for blockbusters from studios such as Warner Bros., Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, MGM Holdings, MGM, Becker Entertainment, Village Roadshow and Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Pictures, DreamWorks plus an array of independent studios and launched 20 September 1995. Prior to 7 September 1997 this channel was named The Movie Network. Movie One (along with timeshift service, Movie Two) also offers a free interactive movie service called Redspace. Every month Redspace allows digital viewers to play a quiz, read facts about the movie or watch video packages such as behind-the-scenes, interviews and other features. Movies that air on this channel are released 2005-onwards. An HD simulcast launched on 15 November 2009.Movie Two
Movie Two was the timeshift service of Movie One where it broadcasts Movie One with a two-hour delay and launched 2004.Movie Extra
Movie Extra launched on 7 September 1997. The channel showed a mix of international and Australian films along with premieres of edgier films and documentaries. More recently the channel has started screening American or British television series such as: ''Five Days (TV series), Five Days'', ''Dirt (TV series), Dirt'', ''The L Word'' and ''Mad Men''. Movies that aired on this channel are mainly from the late 90s and early 2000s.Movie Extra Webfest
The Movie Extra Webfest is an annual trailer-making event. The winners of the inaugural 2011 Webfest were Henry and Aaron with their series ''Henry & Aaron’s 7 Steps to Superstardom''. The winner of the 2012 Webfest competition, ''Event Zero'' premiered on 22 May 2012. ''Event Zero'' stars actors Zoe Carides, Valentino Del Toro, Harry Pavlidis and Steve Davis.Movie Greats
Movie Greats showed films from the back catalogues of the studios. Often there were themed months, or marathons of movies. Classic movies are shown on this channel, which ranges from between the 1930s up until the mid-1990s and launched 20 September 1995. The channel adopted the slogans "Movies that move you" and "Movies for me" from 15 November 2009.Family Movie Channel (FMC)
Family Movie Channel was dedicated to Family Movies and was launched on 15 November 2009. The channel shows movie rated G and PG, along with "light" M rated movies. Premieres were on Saturday evenings.STARPICS
Starpics was dedicated to double features of movies starring the same person. It has the slogan "Movies you know, actors you love", and launched on 15 November 2009. The channel has a timeshift channel, with both having HD simulcasts.Download Channels for Foxtel subscribers
Foxtel subscribers to Movie Network channels are able to download movies to their Windows PC from 3 download channels. The 3 channels are Movie Action, Movie Comedy, and Movie Drama. Content is often changed and is exclusive to the Foxtel download service.MovieBox on FetchTV
In June 2010, the Movie Network launched MovieBox, a subscription on-demand movie service for FetchTV (Australia), FetchTV with movies from the Movie Network's partner studios. The service offers a new movie each day, with instant access to 30 movies at any given time and the ability to pause, re-wind, fast forward and repeat view for up to 30 days. The movies are included as part of the FetchTV basic subscription package, and show on a customer's TV via the FetchTV set top box. Even though Movie Network Channels ceased broadcasting their channels, MovieBox is still being updated with new movies every day.References
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