At launch, Telecine signed contracts with numerous production companies, from majors (Columbia, Warner Bros., Paramount, MGM) to independent studios (Orion, Savern, New World) as well as an initial package of 150 Brazilian titles.

In its first year, the channel benefitted from TV Globo's extensive back catalog of 10,000 titles, whose permanent rights were already acquired.

Since there were no advertisements in its initial phase, slots between movies were being filled up with trivia segments, interviews and news from an exclusive reporter in Hollywood.

[3] Originally Telecine 2, dedicated to action, adventure, thriller, horror and some adult films, also featured series such as Numb3rs.

Offered pay-per-view film rentals as soon as the titles were released on home video platforms, such as Blu-ray.

Included with the Telecine subscription for NET, CLARO TV, SKY, OI TV, GVT and Vivo customers, offered films which Telecine has the rights, on desktop and notebook computers with Silverlight installed, iOS-based devices (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) and Android-based smartphones.

Telecine regularly is attached with new productions in the Brazilian local market, especially eyeing future premium-TV rights.