Sky has dropped us a list of all the sexy 4K Ultra HD content Sky Q subscribers can expect this month. Throughout the first month of spring, Sky Q viewers will receive a healthy influx of new blockbuster 4K movies on Sky Cinema, as well as plenty of live sport.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Deadpool 2, First Reformed, Skyscraper and more will be arriving at various intervals throughout the month. Meanwhile, Bohemian Rhapsody is among the 4K movies being added to the Sky Store, while Angels & Demons, Grown Ups 2 and 300 are coming to the Sky Cinema library.
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Naturally, there’s also plenty of live 4K sport coming, with ongoing Premier League and Formula 1 airing throughout March. All of this good stuff joins the existing content within the Sky Q 4K library.
The full list is as follows:
Sky Cinema
Premieres
Serenity – 1st March
The First Purge – 2nd March
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom – 8th March
Deadpool 2 – 15th March
Mandy – 16th March
Tag – 22nd March
Hotel Transylvania 3 – 23rd March
First Reformed – 24th March
Skyscraper – 29th March
Library
Angels & Demons
300
Grown Ups 2
Collections: Wonder Women, 5 Star Movies
Sky Store Premieres
Bohemian Rhapsody
Slaughterhouse Rulez
The Girl in the Spider’s Web
Sky Entertainment
Madam Sec Season 1-4
Discovery: Big Cat Tails
Bounty Hunters Season 2
Billions Season 4
The Rookie
Sports
Australian Grand Prix – 15th-17th March
Bahrain Grand Prix – 29th-31st March
Ongoing English Premier League and F1
Available Now
Sky Cinema
Premieres
Love Simon
Breaking In
Book Club
Life of the Party
Ocean’s 8
Library
Terminator 2
Hitch
Jaws
Lego Movie
Lady Bird
Better Watch Out
Ingrid Goes West
Scent of a Woman
Collections: Mega Hits, Oscars, Valentines
Sky Store Premieres
Venom
Bad Times at the El Royale
Goosebumps 2 Haunted Halloween
The Hate U Give
Sky Entertainment
Nat Geo: Storm Cats
Nat Geo: Return of the Lion
Das Boot
Deep State – Season 1
Ray Donovan – Season 6
Curfew
The Miracle
Portrait Artist of the Year
Handmaid’s Tale 2 boxset
Strike Back S7
Sky Q is the only way for the satellite provider’s subscribers to access 4K content, but it costs more than a standard subscription. It also offers an improved user interface, voice commands, access to Netflix content and the ability to watch DVR content via the Sky Q app.
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