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6 Easter Shows and Movies You Should Watch Out for This Week

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6 Easter Shows and Movies You Should Watch Out for This Week

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Easter isn’t just about religious observance; it’s also a time for families to gather and enjoy some quality time together. And what better way to do that than with a good film? DStv has a cracking selection of movies this Easter, catering to a wide range of tastes. Here’s a rundown of some must-watch films for movie lovers this Easter season:

For the Classic Epic Enthusiast:

  • The Greatest Story Ever Told (Channel X): This sweeping cinematic portrayal of the life of Jesus Christ, with its all-star cast and grand scale, is a perennial Easter favourite.

For the Family Flick Fan:

  • Hop (Channel Y): A feel-good animation about the Easter Bunny’s son who wants to be a drummer, this is sure to keep the little ones entertained.

  • Peter Rabbit (Channel Z): This charming and funny film is based on the beloved Beatrix Potter stories.

For the Religious:

  • The Passion of the Christ (Channel A): Directed by Mel Gibson, this powerful and graphic depiction of the final hours of Jesus is not for the faint-hearted, but it’s an undeniably intense viewing experience.

For those seeking a lighter take on biblical tales:

  • Risen (Channel B): A Roman soldier investigates the disappearance of Jesus’s body following the crucifixion.

For a touch of Easter magic:

  • Here Comes Peter Cottontail (Channel C): This classic animated musical tells the tale of Peter Cottontail and his journey to become the official Easter Bunny.

Be sure to watch and have a fun filled Easter with your family and friends throughout the holiday period.


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