Premiere Weekend on M-Net Movies; Teen Spirit, FootLoose and more…

The M-Net Movies Premiere channel features four new blockbusters each Friday at 5;30pm WAT with the biggest blockbuster on Sundays (shared with sister channel M-Net at 9pm WAT).

FRIDAY MOVIES PREMIERE:

TEEN SPIRIT
Friday 7 December at 5:30pm
Directed by Gil Junger. Starring Cassie Scerbo,Lindsey Shaw (2011)

A popular and mean high school girl dies in an accident. She learns she can’t get into heaven unless she helps an outcast become a prom queen within a week. She tries, but things don’t go as planned.

THE DEBT
Friday 7 December at 7:30pm
Directed by John Madden. Starring Sam Worthington,Helen Mirren (2010)

Mossad secret agents Rachel, David and Stefan embark on a mission in 1965 to track down and apprehend Nazi war criminal Vogel. At great risk and personal cost, their task is eventually completed. But thirty years later, a now retired Rachel and Stefan learn some startling news about David and begin to wonder whether their mission was indeed successful.

THE WARRIOR’S WAY
Friday 7 December at 9:30pm
Directed by Sngmoo Lee. Starring Donggun Jang,Kate Bosworth (2010)

A young Samurai, named Yang slaughters his enemy’’s family, but decides to spare their newborn child. Going on the run he flees to America where he finds an unusual town populated by circus performers. Yang keeps his identity a secret, and starts up a laundry business. But he soon finds himself becoming attracted to a mysterious woman named Lynn. When a gang of gunmen threaten to take out the town, Yang unsheathes his sword and prepares to defend his new home.

SUNDAY MOVIE PREMIERE:

FOOTLOOSE
Sunday 7 December at 7:30pm (Also on M-Net DStv channel 101 at 9pm)
Directed by Craig Brewer. Starring Kenny Wormald,Julianne Hough (2011)

When Ren moves from the city in Boston to a small town in the South, he’s shocked to find that all loud music and dancing has been banned since a related accident claimed the lives of five teens. But Ren isn’t content to live life without a good party and soon starts shaking things up when he refuses to abide by this law. To make matters worse, he’s fallen for the daughter of the reverend who made the ban in the first place.