Movie lovers may have more reasons than anyone else to get a satellite TV subscription. The movie packages on sale now satisfy just about every taste in film. From classic dramas and comedies to new releases and the best in horror films, the movie packages get the job done on many counts. The following five films should be on your must-see list.
1. Public Enemies. Perhaps Michael Mann has made better films, but this crime caper starring Johnny Depp gets the period and styling just right. It may not change your mind about the psychology of a criminal, but there are many excellent sequences punctuating the film throughout. Christian Bale helps out with one of his typically close-mouthed roles, but it is Depp's show the whole way in this film. Check out this new release on the premium satellite TV movie channels.
2. Gomorrah. When the book Gomorrah was published by an Italian reporter, Neapolitan mob bosses asked for the head of the nosy writer. Several years later, he is still in hiding. In the meantime, this film took advantage of the first-rate material to make a mafia film unlike any that has yet to make it to the cinema. Satellite TV movie packages get you access to foreign films like this Italian gem. You may be surprised at how dirty a famous Italian city can look when watching this film.
3. Five Easy Pieces. Though Jack Nicholson has settled into his elder years gracefully, it never hurts to look at the fiery performances of his youth. Five Easy Pieces features Jack on the road, dating a simple girl and working in factories and mining fields. Not until the viewer finds out he used to be classical piano prodigy do things start unfolding. From the chilly reception he receives at home to the way he struggles to accept a different way of life, Nicholson delivers a sterling performance. See this film on Turner Classic Movies.
4. Zombieland. Woody Harrelson takes part in another ultra-violent road movie (Natural Born Killers and No Country for Old Men already in the can), but this time there are a good deal of laughs involved. Zombieland imagines the U.S. population depleted by zombies, with only a few roving bands of regular humans out there to repopulate the race (though they never get to that). Check satellite TV premium networks with your movie packages and see another great Bill Murray role.
5. The Hangover. The most rambunctious and hilarious comedy of 2009 is lighting up satellite TV networks with extra footage not seen in the movies. From Zach Galifianakis' terrific work to a well-orchestrated Mike Tyson cameo, The Hangover almost has something for everyone. Uniquely among films of this sort, it doesn't have much drinking at all. The after-effects are the film's focus, and viewers giddily piece together a largely forgotten (but not forgettable) evening in Sin City with the great cast
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