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Bruce
Honored Contributor III
5 years ago

First Man on HBO

I started watching First Man on HBO On-demand and while it was "dotting" up, I noticed the runtime was only 50 minutes.  I didn't know if it was a typo or a new trend for shorter movies.  Nope.  Neither.  The movie stopped at 50 minutes with no ending or credits.

I checked the program guide and it's scheduled for Wednesday from 11:30 PM to 1:55 AM (2 hours and 25 minutes) on HBO2, so it's obviously a longer movie...just not via on-demand.

Do I flip my cable box over to watch the other half or does someone call HBO?

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  • Bruce's avatar
    Bruce
    Honored Contributor III
    5 years ago

    Ground Control to Cox
    Ground Control to Cox

    • KevinM2's avatar
      KevinM2
      Former Moderator
      5 years ago
      Hi Bruce, thank you for bringing this to our attention, and I was able to replicate this issue. An escalation has been submitted to the appropriate party to have investigated further, and we hope to have more information within the next 24-72 business hours. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
      • Bruce's avatar
        Bruce
        Honored Contributor III
        5 years ago

        I hope nobody spoils the ending 'til then.

  • Bruce's avatar
    Bruce
    Honored Contributor III
    5 years ago

    Great.  HBO removed First Man from their on-demand menu and I couldn't watch it.

    Thanks for the effective and timely "escalation!"

    • BrianM's avatar
      BrianM
      Moderator
      5 years ago

      Our ticket is now resolved, the whole movie is now showing under On Demand.

      Brian
      Cox Support Forum Moderator

      • Bruce's avatar
        Bruce
        Honored Contributor III
        5 years ago

        Roger, Houston.  I watched its entire 142 minutes last night, over.

        I admire the astronauts even more.  Not only did they have to gather the courage to sit in a poky, metal box atop 2 kilotons of TNT...but endure the persistent negativity from spouses, activists, politicians, pundits and tragedies of life.