Haha, that would be quite a treat since It literally just came out in CINEMAS this past Thursday!! It never hurts to have such wishful thinking. If you'd like to know exactly whats playing on your flight, go to this website:
The website is quite accurate and you can see if any other movies catch your attention. As stated in the fine print, given that the listing is displaying the typical assortment for the A380 flights SYD-LAX, I'd be prepared to settle for half of whats on offer for the outdated 747s.
There are currently several leaked copies (poor quality) of Spectre in cyberspace but thats totally up to you if you want to dive into such rogue torrent territory. I'd personally try to see the action film in the cinema or on a HDTV.
especially 'blockbuster/money spinners'...airlines are restricted in what they can show...it involves contracts etc...it's not a simple matter of 'if it's in the cinema...then airlines are allowed to show it too'
Never understood why people fond about movie on the board. I could not understand it in the past and nowadays when you can load whatever you like in your iPad it completely beyond my comprehension. Whatever - my favorite channel “Are We Here Yet” anyway.
Sure, and I could also pack a lunch instead of eating the airline food.
But to watch something on my iPad, I have to (a) buy an iPad, (b) decide what I want to watch, and then (c) pay to download the movies I want to watch, (d) stick them on my iPad, and (e) worry about keeping my iPad charged during the flight (which may or may not be a problem depending on airline).
Even if you've already got (a) sorted, (b-d) are still a hassle and/or an expense. I'd much rather watch the IFE, which on any modern airline will certainly be enought to keep me entertained for the duration.
For me the best entertainment on the board is some booze and sleep on flat bad. No movie (even favorite own one) will cure absent of first and especially second.
On serious note I found all those program to be very restricted (sometime I can find just one movie that I interested to watch, usually none) and I could not watch them in airplane environment anyway. Booze + sleep is still better.
If i want to watch a movie on my tablet, i have to have my tray table down, which for me is a pain. Especially if someone next to me wants to get up to go to the toilet.
it also takes up too much space if i want to eat something while watching(or possibly spill wine on hte tablet)
I will always take my tablet onboard with something to watch as an absolute backup. But really, as long as something remotely interesting is on the IFE system, I won't bring it out
Do any airlines have any form of parental lock on the onboard entertainment? I was travelling with my 6 year old to hng konh on CX in J and found her locked away in her own little capsule merrily enjoying the new mad max movie!
dls1976
dls1976
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 14 Jan 2015
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Movies onboard Qantas, Syd to LAX.
Morning all. Can anyone who has recently flown internationally please tell me if Qantas is showing the new 007 movie Spectre?
I fly out on Thursday (but not on the A380 thanks to yet another plane change grrrr) and was hoping to catch it.
mrc82
mrc82
Member since 04 May 2014
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http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/inflight-entertainment/global/en
maddenlionel
maddenlionel
Qantas
Member since 06 Jun 2014
Total posts 57
no it's not.
FYI - you can look this up on the Qantas Website - Fly/Onboard/Entertainment/international.
wanderlust
wanderlust
Virgin Australia Platinum
Member since 09 Sep 2014
Total posts 60
Haha, that would be quite a treat since It literally just came out in CINEMAS this past Thursday!! It never hurts to have such wishful thinking. If you'd like to know exactly whats playing on your flight, go to this website:
http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/inflight-entertainment/global/en
The website is quite accurate and you can see if any other movies catch your attention. As stated in the fine print, given that the listing is displaying the typical assortment for the A380 flights SYD-LAX, I'd be prepared to settle for half of whats on offer for the outdated 747s.
There are currently several leaked copies (poor quality) of Spectre in cyberspace but thats totally up to you if you want to dive into such rogue torrent territory. I'd personally try to see the action film in the cinema or on a HDTV.
hutch
hutch
Member since 07 Oct 2012
Total posts 772
Im not sure of an occassion where current release movies (ie at the cinema) are being shown on a plane.
TheRealBabushka
TheRealBabushka
Member since 21 Apr 2012
Total posts 2,058
Yes, I don't think you could even rip those off the interweb (without Korean subtitles!) let alone having it available on the plane.
undertheradar Banned
undertheradar Banned
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Total posts 234
especially 'blockbuster/money spinners'...airlines are restricted in what they can show...it involves contracts etc...it's not a simple matter of 'if it's in the cinema...then airlines are allowed to show it too'
RobH
RobH
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Member since 18 Jun 2013
Total posts 26
Sometimes I find a movie on a flight that has yet to receive a release date here in Australia. Less likely with blockbuster movies though.
Fonga
Fonga
Member since 12 Feb 2014
Total posts 61
I hear it's a bit of a dud anyways. Check out The Martian instead.
Serg
Serg
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Member since 12 Apr 2013
Total posts 999
Never understood why people fond about movie on the board. I could not understand it in the past and nowadays when you can load whatever you like in your iPad it completely beyond my comprehension. Whatever - my favorite channel “Are We Here Yet” anyway.
Hugo
Hugo
Member since 12 Jun 2013
Total posts 216
Sure, and I could also pack a lunch instead of eating the airline food.
But to watch something on my iPad, I have to (a) buy an iPad, (b) decide what I want to watch, and then (c) pay to download the movies I want to watch, (d) stick them on my iPad, and (e) worry about keeping my iPad charged during the flight (which may or may not be a problem depending on airline).
Even if you've already got (a) sorted, (b-d) are still a hassle and/or an expense. I'd much rather watch the IFE, which on any modern airline will certainly be enought to keep me entertained for the duration.
Serg
Serg
QFF
Member since 12 Apr 2013
Total posts 999
For me the best entertainment on the board is some booze and sleep on flat bad. No movie (even favorite own one) will cure absent of first and especially second.
On serious note I found all those program to be very restricted (sometime I can find just one movie that I interested to watch, usually none) and I could not watch them in airplane environment anyway. Booze + sleep is still better.
YMMV of course.
Grannular
Grannular
Member since 31 Mar 2014
Total posts 283
If i want to watch a movie on my tablet, i have to have my tray table down, which for me is a pain. Especially if someone next to me wants to get up to go to the toilet.
it also takes up too much space if i want to eat something while watching(or possibly spill wine on hte tablet)
I will always take my tablet onboard with something to watch as an absolute backup. But really, as long as something remotely interesting is on the IFE system, I won't bring it out
obanpointer
obanpointer
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
Member since 08 Jun 2014
Total posts 318
Do any airlines have any form of parental lock on the onboard entertainment? I was travelling with my 6 year old to hng konh on CX in J and found her locked away in her own little capsule merrily enjoying the new mad max movie!
eminere
eminere
Member since 25 Sep 2013
Total posts 376
Of course. Ask the cabin crew.