Most providers don't have EPIX.skaman74 said:Any word on why DTV doesn't have Epix movie channels?
Then it would seem even that much better for that statement to read...Satelliteracer said:Most providers don't have EPIX.
Time Warner, Cablevision, Comcast, AT&T UVerse, Cable One, DIRECTV, US Cable, etc, etc do not carry EPIX.
At what price? Verizon charges $9.99 for two EPIX channels.lparsons21 said:And Epix is expanding beyond just movies. They've started covering some boxing and I fully expect them to have an original or two. I'd like to see it added.
http://www.deadline.com/2012/02/lionsgate-strikes-first-long-term-licensing-deal-with-starz/hilmar2k said:Didn't Epix just lose Lions Gate to Starz?
This deal does not interfere with Lionsgate's commitment to Epix, where the company is a founding partner. It gives Starz first pay library window on Lionsgate movies after Epix.
DISH offers 4 EPIX channels for $7 so I guess the price would depend on how good a deal DirecTV could negotiate.Satelliteracer said:At what price? Verizon charges $9.99 for two EPIX channels.
The issue isn't who else doesn't offer it. DIRECTV subscribers shouldn't have to suffer because of what the other guys aren't doing.Satelliteracer said:Most providers don't have EPIX.
Doubts very much if DirecTV customers think they're suffering because Epix isn't available. :sure:harsh said:The issue isn't who else doesn't offer it. DIRECTV subscribers shouldn't have to suffer because of what the other guys aren't doing.
If DIRECTV wants to set themselves apart in areas other than sports, getting HD channels that most other providers don't carry is a great place to start. If I read the recent financial documentation correctly, DIRECTV benefited pretty nicely by adding more HD movie channels last year.
I doubt they are going to add it. More choice is always nice, but I doubt we are missing that much. If you really want to get it though, vote with your pocketbook and go to a provider that carries it."skaman74" said:Any word on why DTV doesn't have Epix movie channels?
You are a Dish sub. Don't you have enough to be disappointed with?"harsh" said:The issue isn't who else doesn't offer it. DIRECTV subscribers shouldn't have to suffer because of what the other guys aren't doing.
If DIRECTV wants to set themselves apart in areas other than sports, getting HD channels that most other providers don't carry is a great place to start. If I read the recent financial documentation correctly, DIRECTV benefited pretty nicely by adding more HD movie channels last year.
And yet you have dish which has less HD movies than directv."harsh" said:The issue isn't who else doesn't offer it. DIRECTV subscribers shouldn't have to suffer because of what the other guys aren't doing.
If DIRECTV wants to set themselves apart in areas other than sports, getting HD channels that most other providers don't carry is a great place to start. If I read the recent financial documentation correctly, DIRECTV benefited pretty nicely by adding more HD movie channels last year.
I have all the premiums with Dish and honestly in my opinion the Epix channels breath a bit of fresh air in an other wise stale list of movie channels.bobvick1983 said:I doubt they are going to add it. More choice is always nice, but I doubt we are missing that much. If you really want to get it though, vote with your pocketbook and go to a provider that carries it.
That is what I thought too. Until I had Epix for a couple of months. Epix is the worst of the worst when it comes to playing the same old movies over and over and over and over again. Epix gives new meaning to repeats. :lol:Inkosaurus said:I have all the premiums with Dish and honestly in my opinion the Epix channels breath a bit of fresh air in an other wise stale list of movie channels.
Yes, true. But as I pointed out, after a couple of months of Epix you are exposed to everything they have. They have very little new content.Inkosaurus said:these are movies that you otherwise wont see on the other premiums.
And Dish has it in their HD Platinum or whatever package with a bunch of other channels and includes Blockbuster for $10. IMO, D* could put that into the HD Extras package and possibly make that have more value.Satelliteracer said:At what price? Verizon charges $9.99 for two EPIX channels.