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Originally Posted by Ddonald2016

well this was a recent article showing what sky had and bringing last month for the uhd market

UK satellite broadcaster Sky promised in a recent press announcement that it would be greatly expanding the amount of 4K UHD content available on its Sky Q subscription TV platform. Now it seems that it’s already making good on that promise, as it unveils a raft of new UHD movies and TV shows.

Already recently added to Sky’s movie offering are UHD Premieres of this lot:

The Hurricane Heist

Emoji Movie

Alien: Covenant

The House

The Dark Tower

Rough Night

Gifted

The Other Guys

Pineapple Express

Sky has added cartoon hit Ferdinand in 4K to its pay to view Sky Store area too, as well as adding a trio of high profile TV shows to its Box Sets area: Billions (seasons one and two, plus new episodes weekly of season three); Revolution; and In The Long Run.

Sky has additionally announced the movies it’s bring to its platform in 4K in May. They are as follows:

Dunkirk – 30th April

Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul – 7th May

Anon – 7th May

Annabelle Creation – 7th May

Atomic Blonde – 14th May

My Cousin Rachel – 21st May

War Of The Planet Of The Apes – 21st May

Shutter Island – 7th May

Think Like A Man Too – 21st May

These new 4K content announcements join a long list of other previously released but still available 4K movies and TV series, as well as Sky’s extensive 4K coverage of both UK Premier League football and Formula 1 racing.

Now I’m not trying to be fussy or anything, but virgin have sweet FA in 4K, they need to start to get the finger out the ass on this one, we do pay for sky cinema and sports but dont get all the benefits, or maybe just admit they really have nothing and don’t know when it will change.

We have Netflix films in UHD, Sky don’t.