Looking for a guide of On Demand Movies

[1970elk]

Hello Everybody!

Is there a place on this god-forsaken website that has a list of the available movies for On Demand I can read? I would really rather read a list than sit in front of my TV scrolling through pages and pages of redundent listings many of which are of no interest to me at all.

I've been looking around but cannot seem to find any kind of TV listings at all. They have to be here somewhere...I hope.

Thank in advance!

elk

[texasguy37 ACE - Champion]

Welcome to U-verse!

No, there is not.  You will have to view the offerings in the on screen listings.

[dhascall ACE - Professor]

On Demand offerings also show up in search results.  If you know the name of the program that you suspect might be available as a VOD title, it may be much easier than browsing the VOD entries.

[Ninafel]

Me, too! I really hope Uverse decides to add this. I think it would be a selling point to people who want to decide their On Demand choices while at their computer (maybe while they're at work, before they go home for the day).

[jtonner]

AT&T obviously don't read these posts.  There still isn't a list of On Demand movies on their crummy website.  Scrolling through the inane list using a remote is so 20th century.  Come on uverse join the 21st century and let us search the lists on our computers.

[Jessme_1]

 Have you looked here?

http://uverseonline.att.net/uv/movies/browse

[progman63]

That link is for online viewing, not on your TV.

If you click on any of the selections, they start to play on your PC.

And many of the selections are NOT available on your set top box.....

[progman63]

I've been looking for a listing of Video-On-Demand movies available on U-verse TV also.

Try using your remote on channel 199 and selecting By Category>>Action Adventure.

120+ selections are listed, then when you scroll down far enough 152+ selections are listed,

then when you scroll down a while 200+ selections are listed.

It's endless - great selection, but not fun looking for something if you don't know exactly what you want.

When I go to Redbox or Netflix, the movie list is available online

and I can quickly scroll through page after page until I find something interesting.

A lot better than trying to scroll through the TV listing with the remote one selection at a time.

[jbdet313]

If you're purely looking for Movies on the VOD, and their descriptions, you could check out what CC and TWC have in their VOD sections, since AT&T doesn't really have the same thing online. But I've compared the other two against what's on the Uverse VOD and they're pretty much the same.

At least you can do your searching at one of those links, and then plan your Uverse purchases accordingly.

[gregzoll_1]

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progman63 wrote:

That link is for online viewing, not on your TV.

If you click on any of the selections, they start to play on your PC.

And many of the selections are NOT available on your set top box.....

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Guessing that you never took the time to look further at that link, other than throw out a statement that is false.  For the OP, here is the info you were wanting to know
http://uverseonline.att.net/uverse/movie_list

[progman63]

I did not ' throw out a statement that is false'.

THAT LINK was for online viewing of VOD titles when I looked at it.

And all the movies listed WERE NOT available on your TV.

And I DID back up and use the U-verse TV >> On Demand tab.

THAT page listed 4 pages of Coming Soon & Available Now movie titles - unsorted in any way.

And does not contain ALL movies available.

Coming soon is informative, but mere advertising if I was looking to view a movie right now.

NOTE:

Today, I see a View Extended List link half way down the page which lists about 75 titles under the All category.

This page seems to list CURRENT movies available for viewing. I see no future dates under Available Start.

If this link was available when I first visited the On Demand page, then I did miss it.

But THIS is the page people are looking for when they are looking to rent a movie - the one YOU listed.

Thanks for bringing THIS page to everyone's attention. It's what we all were looking for.

Now all they need to do is navigate through the On Demand menu on their TV to find it:

Hit Menu on your remote, go to On Demand >>U-verse Movies>>All Movies,

choose By Category, or just the A-Z lising and flip through all movies listed

until you find the one you're looking for. Since you can't sign up for them on the website.

SIMPLE, eh?

[topcanary]

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progman63 wrote:

Now all they need to do is navigate through the On Demand menu on their TV to find it:

Hit Menu on your remote, go to On Demand >>U-verse Movies>>All Movies,

choose By Category, or just the A-Z lising and flip through all movies listed

until you find the one you're looking for. Since you can't sign up for them on the website.

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Such a COMPLETE resource would be handy to prospective subscribers.I don't want to spend all kinds of money to get this service installed only to be disappointed at the offerings.

http://uverseonline.att.net/uverse/movie_list << apparently doesn't  give a full listing. If this is it, then it's not very compelling.

Sure they offer a so-called money-back guarantee, but the small print mentions other charges and that all services would have to be cancelled.

I don't have money to toss out the window just to see if I'd get any use out of this. They don't carry local channels such as the local THIS or RTV broadcast channels, nor do they have any channels that offer programming for the classic TV aficionado.

I didn't find out their omission of the local RTV and THIS channels until after being on the phone for an hour with a rep.

[mibrnsurg ACE - Geek]

ATT does not carry any subchannels and that is where the Networks of reruns exist.

Chris

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