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Movie Magic[]
1995–2001 (as an M-Net segment)/1995-2002 (as a channel)[]
M-Net Movies was launched as the Movie Magic Channel by M-Net in 1995 owing to the formation of DStv.
2002–2005[]
In 2002, the Channel word was removed, thereby the name reading Movie Magic.
M-Net Movies[]
2001–2004 (as an M-Net segment)[]
2005–2010[]
In 2005, the channel was renamed as the current M-Net Movies.
2010–2011[]
From 2007 to 2013, the "mnet" wording was replaced with a yellow-colour-themed M-Net logo.
2011–2012[]
2012–2020[]
Owing to the the M-Net logo rebranding in 2013, the M-Net logo revamped its look to appeal to the HD-feed switch.
2020–present[]
With the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down film/movie production studios which would have serious consequences in newer film/movie releases, MutliChoice and M-Net restructured its channel offerings on DStv as well as introducing a logo to match in September.
| Television services:
Satellite TV: DStv (South Africa) | GOtv (outside South Africa) | Box Office M-Net channels:
1Magic | Africa Magic (Showcase | Family | Epic | Hausa | Yoruba | Igbo) | KykNET (& Kie | Museik) | Me | Maisha Magic (East | Plus | Bongo) | M-Net Movies (1 | 2 | 3 | 4) | Mzansi Magic | Novela Magic | Zambezi Magic | Pearl Magic | 1KZN | Akwaaba Magic | OneZED SuperSport channels: Other assets: Defunct channels and properties:  |
