Digi tv unleashes april blockbusters & bitesize thrills

April arrives, and Digi TV is loading up with a serious lineup to keep subscribers glued to their screens. Forget endless scrolling – the low-cost operator is laying out the red carpet for a month packed with premieres, family-friendly flicks, and enough sports to satisfy even the most dedicated fan.

A cinema floodgate opens

Get ready for a deluge of movies, with roughly 20 titles hitting Digi’s various channels throughout April. Many are fresh off their theatrical runs, making this a prime opportunity to catch up on cinematic events you might have missed in the cinema. April 2nd brings Assassin’s Creed to AMC, while Bumblebee buzzes onto Canal Hollywood on April 4th. And the momentum doesn’t stop there; Free Guy arrives on Canal Hollywood on April 11th, followed by Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight on AMC Western from April 20th.

For those seeking a family night, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish will charm audiences on Warner TV starting April 5th, while Shin Chan takes over Comedy Central on April 25th. But those are just the highlights; a deeper dive reveals a diverse selection including Life (April 1st on Calle 13), Legend of the Samurai (April 2nd on COSMO), and the laugh-out-loud antics of American Pie (April 3rd on Comedy Central).

The lineup continues with A Walk to Remember (April 1st on Calle 13), The Legend of the Samurai (April 2nd on COSMO), American Pie (April 3rd on Comedy Central), Million Ways to Die (April 3rd on Comedy Central), Knives Out (April 4th on AMC), and many more, ensuring there’s something for every taste.

Beyond the big screen: series & specials

Beyond the big screen: series & specials

But Digi TV isn't just about movies. A robust selection of series is also on offer. Fans of the undead will rejoice at the return of The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season 2, AMC), expanding the zombie universe. Thrill-seekers can dive into the espionage of CIA (STAR) or the mysteries of Bay of Fires (Sundance TV). Returning favorites like Mismatch (COSMO) and Patience (Season 2 on COSMO), alongside new chapters in Jane Eyre (BBC) and Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage (Warner TV), create a compelling binge-watching landscape.

And for the younger viewers, Phineas and Ferb, Miraculous: The Adventures of Ladybug, and Vampirina kick off on Disney Channel from April 1st, while Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight and Baby Boss: Back in Business (Season 2) debut on Dreamworks on April 6th. Nickelodeon also gets in on the action with That Girl Lay Lay (April 20th) and Rocky and Catty (April 25th).

Documentaries, specials & sporting events

Documentaries, specials & sporting events

Digi TV isn't overlooking the documentary and special event crowd. April brings Earth Week celebrations on Disney Channel (April 20th-26th) and stunt-filled superhero action on Dreamworks. For documentary enthusiasts, expect intriguing explorations like Unexplained Mysteries of the Universe (April 3rd on Historia), the secrets of bees (April 4th on NatGeo), and a chilling look at Chernobyl (April 25th & 26th on NatGeo).

And for sports fans, Eurosport will broadcast a quartet of classic cycling races – Tour of Flanders, Paris-Roubaix, Flèche Wallonne, and Amstel Gold Race. Plus, catch the UFC Night on April 25th and the Paris and Boston Marathons on April 12th and 20th respectively. This April, Digi TV isn’t just offering content; it’s offering an escape.