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Prior to the arrivals of Movie Mix and Movies4Men on the Freeview platform, Film4 was the only free film channel available on digital terrestrial television. In 2007, the broadcasting hours were amended to 1.00pm to 4.00am. On 20 August 2007, Film4 +1 was removed from Freeview to make way for Channel 4 +1. [12]
The Lords of Flatbush reached number one in its seventh week on the chart [25] 26: June 26, 1974: The Exorcist: $4,061,300: The Exorcist returned to number one in its 26th week of release. First film to gross over $4 million in a week in the cities sampled [26] 27: July 3, 1974: $2,547,437 [27] 28: July 10, 1974: $1,542,825 [28] 29: July 17 ...
The Lego Movie: $69,050,279 [8] 7: February 16, 2014: $49,846,430 [9] [10] 8: February 23, 2014: $31,305,359: The Lego Movie and Ride Along became the first two films to win at least three consecutive weekends in a row since The Dark Knight and Tropic Thunder in 2008.
CBS Action gained a timeshift channel on channel 90 which meant that CBS Drama had to move multiplexes so that the timeshift channel could broadcast. It moved from the COM7 multiplex to the COM6 one. Quest Red launched on Freeview channel 38. Quest+1 moved to 92 only being 3 hours a day (5 am – 8 am). Colors HD launched on COM8.
On 19 October 2017, True Movies is now in all platforms on Freeview channel 62, moving from Local TV to COM6 however the channel was known as True Christmas by this time, but on 4 April, True Movies began to broadcast 24 hours a day and full time on Freeview. On 27 June 2019 True Movies moved to Freeview channel 50, and its +1 service moved to ...
The channel screened mainly western, war and action films, but also film noir. Most of the films were from the Golden Hollywood and New Hollywood era. It often screened films together during one day, morning or evening as part of a theme, of which included the theme and the "4Men" in the title, such as "Westerns4Men" or "War4Men", mostly commonly. [4]
Beverly Hills Cop broke The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas ' s record ($11.8 million) for highest weekend debut for an R-rated film and Star Trek: The Motion Picture ' s record ($11.9 million) for the highest weekend debut in December.
Four Weddings and a Funeral reached No. 1 in its sixth weekend of limited release. [17] 16: April 24, 1994: Bad Girls: $5,012,200: Andie MacDowell became the first actress in cinema history to star in two back to back number 1 films as she starred in both Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bad Girls. [18] 17: May 1, 1994: No Escape: $4,588,736 [19 ...