Ziggo has excited its customers by providing them with what some may call the ultimate streaming experience: free access to the streaming service Cinetree for three whole months. This offer is available for all existing Ziggo customers holding TV and internet subscriptions. Customers can easily find and enjoy films and documentaries from Cinetree through their Mediabox Next and Next Mini, with no extra charges incurred during this promotional period.
The announcement touts, "Ziggo-klanten met een tv- en internetabonnement kunnen tijdelijk zonder extra kosten gebruikmaken van de streamingdienst Cinetree," which translates to Ziggo customers with TV and internet subscriptions can temporarily access the streaming service Cinetree free of charge. This significant offer not only enhances the viewing options available to Ziggo subscribers but also highlights Ziggo's commitment to providing value through added streaming services.
One of the exciting titles made available through the streaming platforms is 'Star Trek: Section 31'. Following delays, this highly anticipated film is set to premiere on February 21, 2025. Ziggo enthusiastically announced, "Nu dan toch eindelijk te zien: na twee weken uitstel weer een 'Star Trek'-film!" (Finally here to see: after two weeks delay, another 'Star Trek' film!). This reiterates the significance of the film among fans and emphasizes Ziggo's role as the conduit for timely movie releases.
Aside from the newly launched films, Ziggo is also piping up about their extensive collection of noteworthy titles arriving through their services. Compelling films such as 'The Bikeriders' and 'Oppenheimer' highlight the high-quality content subscribers can expect. 'The Bikeriders,' set against the backdrop of 1960s Chicago, follows truck driver Johnny who establishes the Vandals motorcycle club. Tensions arise when the hot-headed Benny turns the club toward crime, causing strife with Johnny and concern for his partner Kathy.
'Oppenheimer,' on the other hand, focuses on the very real historical figure of J. Robert Oppenheimer, who helmed the development of the atomic bomb during World War II. "De Amerikaanse natuurkundige J. Robert Oppenheimer staat aan het hoofd van de ontwikkeling van de atoombom," explains one film description, showing the film's gravitas and its positioning as part of the broader cinematic offerings from Ziggo.
What makes these offerings interesting isn't just their entertainment value, but their timeliness and relevance. With the rise of streaming services, Ziggo appears to be taking great strides to keep its subscribers engaged by providing them with access to critically acclaimed films and blockbuster titles without the additional financial burden.
Accessing these films and the Cinetree service is straightforward for Ziggo customers. With just their Mediabox Next or Next Mini, they can navigate through the user-friendly menus and select from the available titles, making it convenient for boisterous weekend movie marathons or smart midweek viewing.
Overall, Ziggo's efforts to bolster its film offerings and make premium content available to subscribers for free indicates their dedication to enhancing customer satisfaction. The combination of new releases like 'Star Trek: Section 31' alongside substantial blockbuster films will likely serve to attract and retain customers wishing to maximize their viewing options.