Sky Movies Rebrand To Sky Cinema

A budget cut tea? http://emoticons4u.com/sad/171.gif

I don't think it's 30 mins as some gaps are padded with film interviews, but they do blocks of ads with trails between.

Sky Movies used to have major buffer gaps between movies up until fairly recently but in recent years they've closed this quite significantly and now its the exception rather than the rule.

If they're going to make everything like at the cinema I want them to darken my room, give me popcorn and drop chewing gum all over my floor. And clean up when I've finished watching

They can make it like the cinema as long as this is implemented:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/5live/films/code_of_conduct.pdf

I think at most it's around 10/12 mins these days including trails to bridge the gap. If there's filler such as a behind the scenes or an interview, they're on the EPG.

Further to my previous post . . . these were the options proposed for the 2nd set of tag lines we were asked to look at (which all included mention of Sky Movies).

From what I remember from the comments left, most in the group preferred these, and I certainly voted for the one they have chosen.

http://i64.tinypic.com/2vmak3b.jpg

I suppose it was a bit naughty to keep screen grabs, but I presumed they would let us out of the non-disclosure agreement once the re-launch was announced.

I thought it would be interesting for people on here to see what else they'd considered.

I wonder if that means Sky were using 1440x1080 on their servers internally and have now switched to 1920x1080 (and also moved from 8-bit to 10-bit masters - though the latter is slightly moot until we get 10-bit broadcasts - which presumably HEVC on Sky UHD will support?)

So, if Sky Cinema is being used as a single name across all of Sky Plc, does this mean Sky Sports UK could see a rename to Sky Sport?

And Sky TG24 as Sky News.

Would make sense. The pluralisation is an Americanism anyway.

I thought it was because it shows more than one sport.

Also, Americans say Math where we say Maths. (again because we are taught more than one form of Mathematics)

Is there another plural for "sport" that I don't know about?