Xbox movie.

If you're talking about the Movie Trailers on the Xbox, they haven't gone.

Go to the Tv & Movies tab, select Xbox Video. Once loaded, go to the Movies tab, and you'll find movie trailers there.

The narrator option is only available for Xbox one not Xbox 360. If your watching a movie via the movie app check the movie and app settings.

Hi, thanks for the reply.

I tried allocating the xbox which has the movie on "Movie and TV" app to "my home xbox" and then trying to tie in to that home xbox "Movies and TV" from my daughters xbox (which is currently designated as "this is not my home xbox") but am not able to see
the movie when I go into "movies and TV" from her xbox. I am sure I am doing something wrong; any help would be appreciated. (I am able to see the movie from my pc tho but doesn't help as my daughter wants to watch these movies on her xbox). Thanks again...

Hi again Archer Dell,

This what I found on this issue fromhttps://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/apps/buying-and-renting-videos-on-xbox-360

If your using Xbox movie app:

Note Unlike a movie that you buy, you must view a movie that you rent on the device you rented it for (for example, the Xbox 360 console, a computer, or a Windows Phone)

However I know Microsoft allowes you watch rented movies via a app called Movie Anywhere. If you purchase a movie on your account and if was produce by a movie studio they team up with>>>you can watch your rented movies there. I used this app in the past
and I had no problem watching my rented movies on there. Here more about ithttps://news.xbox.com/en-us/2018/08/06/microsoft-movies-tv-now-supports-movies-anywhere/.

If you're planning on renting movies through Xbox Video, here is the explanation from the Xbox Support FAQ on how movie rentals work:

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Renting movies

When you rent a movie through Xbox Video, it's available to you for 14 days. This 14-day countdown starts when you make the purchase. When you start playing the movie, another clock starts ticking: you have a 24-hour period of time during which you can watch
the movie as many times as you want.

Let's say you rent a movie at 3:00 P.M. on May 1. If you start watching the movie at 8:00 P.M. on May 5, your rental period expires at 8:00 P.M. on May 6.

Note Unlike a movie that you buy, a movie that you rent must be viewed on the device it was rented for (Xbox 360, computer, Windows Phone 7.