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Chinese New Year Day One:
“Maximum Exposure” Marathon
9 February 2005, Thursday
12noon — 8pm On AXN (UBC 19)
It’s reality TV at its best, as the most outrageous real-life moments are caught live on camera! From animal rescues, wedding disasters, crimes, painful accidents and just plain dumb behaviour, nothing brings you irreverent real life drama like Maximum Exposure does.
- Holiday Primetime Movie -
Spider-Man
9 February 2005, Thursday
9pm On AXN (UBC 38)
With great power, there must also come great responsibility. Comic book action hero Spider-Man takes on maniacal mutant, the Green Goblin, in his giant leap onto the silver screen.
Starring Tobey Maguire, Willem Dafoe and Kirsten Dunst.
Chinese New Year Day Two:
Movie Marathon
10 February 2005, Wednesday
12noon — 9pm On AXN (UBC 38)
So Close — 12noon
A brilliant female police officer sets out to capture a pair of female assassins in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
Starring Shu Qi, Zhao Wei and Karen Mok.
Asia Premiere:
The Missing Gun — 2.30pm
When a small-town policeman in China discovers that his gun is missing, a frantic search for the weapon takes a sinister turn when an old flame turns up dead in town, apparently shot with a bullet from his missing gun.
Starring Jiang Wen.
Warriors of Heaven & Earth - 4.30pm
Before two legendary warriors face off with each other in a duel to the death, they must put aside their differences and unite to fight common enemies.
Starring Jiang Wen, Zhao Wei and Kiichi Nakai.
Money Train — 7pm
Two New York City Transit cops attempt to pull off a heist on the Money Train — a train carrying millions of dollars that they are hired to protect. But when things go very wrong, they find themselves fighting for their lives.
Starring Wesley Snipes, Woody Harrelson and Jennifer Lopez.
Chinese New Year Day Three:
“30 Seconds To Fame” Marathon
11 February 2005, Friday
12noon — 8pm On AXN (UBC 38)
It’s a search for fame in this one of a kind high-speed competition, where dancers dance, comedians joke, acrobats twirl, and singers belt out their tunes — all within 30 seconds! They can be amateurs or professionals, but they will have the toughest judges in the world — the audience.
Chinese New Year Day Four:
“The 4400” Marathon
12 February 2005, Saturday
12noon — 6pm On AXN (UBC 38)
When thousands of missing people over the past century suddenly and inexplicably reappear all at once, without having aged a day and without any memory of the circumstances surrounding their disappearance, it quickly becomes clear that their presence will radically change the world as we know it.
From Executive Producer Francis Ford Coppola, The 4400 has the distinction of being the highest-rated original series in basic cable history in the U.S.
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