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Free Sky+ HD Box
£50 M&S Voucher
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£46.00
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£61.00
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Sky Movies Packages Explained

Sky Movies includes more than 850 films shown over 10 different channels. The channels you will receive when you purchase the Sky Movies Pack for your Sky TV Package are:

  • Sky Movies Premiere – Shows five of the biggest new movies every week. Movies coming to Sky Movies Premiere soon include Kung Fu Panda, Speed Racer, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Black Water.
  • Sky Movies Comedy – Showing films that will never fail to make you laugh. Films being shown in the near future on Sky Movies Comedy include Mamma Mia, The Golden Child and Mr Woodcock.
  • Sky Movies Action and Thriller - Including movies such as Hitman, the River Wild and Eastern Promises being shown soon.
  • Sky Movies Family – Films suitable for all, with movies being shown soon on this channel including Alvin and the Chipmunks, The Iron Giant and Son of Rambow.
  • Sky Movies Drama – Showing films such as 21, Jennifer Eight and Silkwood.
  • Sky Movies Sci-Fi and Horror – Films shown to amaze and thrill, including The Eye, Awake, and Mission to Mars.
  • Sky Movies Classics – Including legendary films such as Paint Your Wagon, Topaz and Giant.
  • Sky Movies Indie – Showing films that think outside the Hollywood box, such as Assembly, The Air I Breathe and Bringing Out The Dead.
  • Sky Movies Modern Greats – Big hit films from the not-too-distant past, including movies such as Bad Boys, The Sixth Sense and Die Hard.
  • Sky Movies 1 and 2 in HD – Offering a superb high definition selection across all of Sky Movies genres, including in the near future The Breakfast Club, Babe and Eyes Wide Shut.

Sky Movies 1 or 2, when purchased with all 6 Entertainment Packs Sky TV offer, will cost you £29.50 per month. With only one entertainment pack either Sky Movies 1 or 2 will cost you £25.50 per month. The Sky Movies Pack when purchased with all 6 Entertainment packs costs £37.50 per month, and £33.50 per month when purchased with only 1 Entertainment Pack.

At the moment, Sky are offering their Sky Movies Pack, 4 Entertainment Packs, plus Sky Talk Freetime (free evening and weekend calls) and Sky Broadband Base (2GB download limit per month and 2MB download speeds) for £35.50 a month, including a free standard Sky Box (which costs £15 to install for new customers).

Another offer currently being promoted by Sky is their Movies Pack and all 6 Entertainment Packs, plus a free Sky+box (which costs £30 to install for new customers) for £37.50 a month. Existing customers can add Sky Movies 1 or 2 to their existing package with Sky for just £9 more per month, or the Movies Pack for £17 extra a month.

Sky then offer a choice of 3 different boxes. Both their Standard Sky Box and Sky+ Box are free to new customers, although their standard box costs £15 to install and the Sky+ box £30 for new customers. The Sky +HD box is available to new customers for £79, including installation. Sky Multi-room can also be added to the package for an additional £9.75 a month if you wish to have Sky in an additional room on separate televisions.

Sky Movies News

27th August 2010
The BBC will argue that Sky is forsaking original content in favour of sports and films.
06th August 2010
Ofcom's call for an investigation into pay TV movies could help consumers, according to BT.
11th June 2010
Digital TV provider Virgin Media has revealed it is making several changes to the price of Sky channels available through its service.
03rd June 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has announced plans to launch a new on-demand service called Anytime Plus.
26th April 2010
BSkyB launches appeal against Ofcom's regulatory ruling at the Competition Appeals Tribunal.
31st March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has been told by Ofcom to reduce the wholesale price it charges rival providers that want to show its sports channels.
25th March 2010
Digital TV provider Sky has prepared for the launch of its 3D channel by agreeing a new deal in relation to the offering.

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10th March 2010
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01st February 2010
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29th January 2010
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18th January 2010
Will Ofcom's plans to encourage Sky to offer its premium sports and movie channels through rival digital TV platforms boost BT's Vision service?
22nd October 2009
Fibre optic broadband provider Virgin Media has clashed with rival Sky again, this time over claims made in advertising.
22nd September 2009
Both Virgin Media and BT have backed Ofcom in the great debate over Sky's pay TV services.

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