As usual, the blue operator usually releases new dials temporarily to bring new content to its platform. For this occasion, there are up to two channels that land in its catalogue so that Movistar Plus+ customers can watch one of the best tennis competitions and at the same time watch the best romantic comedy films.
Wimbledon UHD
The operator’s television platform has a new 4K channel for those customers who are going to enjoy one of the best events of the year in the world of tennis: Wimbledon. It is already something practically common in Movistar Plus+. And, when competitions of this caliber arrive, the operator directly opts to include a new time dial so that the tournament can be seen in maximum UHD quality.
In this case, it is already active for customers who have the Movistar UHD decoder. Within its channel lineup, you can find on dial 444. It should be noted that this tournament, which is held between July 1 and 14, will be available for long and extensive viewing. Therefore, there are only a few days left until the championship begins. However, this 4K channel is available to those users who pay for the subscription to the platform’s premium sports channels.
In addition to this new dial, the rest of the Sports channels on M+ (on dials 63, 64, 65, 191, 192, 192 and 194), and Ellas V on M+ on 66, will also be used so that customers do not do not miss a single match of this world-famous event.
Romantic comedy by M+
Not only is a new temporary channel coming to experience Wimbledon from Movistar Plus+, the platform is also committed to the best romantic comedy films. For this reason, from July 18 it will be released in dial 18 the Romantic Comedy channel on M+. The best thing of all is that it will also go hand in hand with Vacaciones on M+.
Within this channel, users will have the opportunity to watch endless romantic comedy movies. Among the titles that can be seen will be ‘Love Actually‘, ‘Bridget Jones’s Baby’, ‘No Bad Vibes’, ‘La La Land‘, ‘Midnight in Paris’ and ‘Double Lives’. In addition to many other films of this genre such as ‘Looking for Coke’, ‘On Wheels’, ‘The Book of Love’, ‘Lionheart’, ‘All the Songs Speak of Me’, ‘Round Trip Love’ , ‘Dawn in Edinburgh’; or ‘The Last Song’, ‘When You Least Expect It’, ‘Last Christmans’, ‘Before You Go’, ‘The diaryof Bridget Jones‘, ‘Love Thing’. Therefore, users of the blue operator’s television platform will have a large repertoire of films of this genre available from July 18.
