There’s a very good offer from Sky right now which has launched just in time for the festive period.
The satellite firm has revealed a deal which gives customers the chance to get Sky Cinema for just £10 per month – saving £8 off the usual price.
To make this offer even more attractive, Sky says they will be showing their biggest ever Christmas collection of films on the movie service.
YOU CAN FIND THE SKY DEAL HERE
Plus there’s over 1,000 films that can be watched on demand in full HD.
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Sky customers can simply add this service to their package with new customers needing to sign up to the Sky Entertainment bundle which costs £20 per month.
Along with this movie deal, Sky has also dropped prices on its broadband and TV service.
This offer includes Sky Fibre Unlimited and Sky Entertainment for £40 per month – saving £5.
This option features internet speeds of up to 36Mbps and over 300 entertainment channels and you’ll also get a new Sky Q 1TB box.
There’s an 18-month contract with customers needing to pay a one-off cost of £9.95.
If you don’t fancy signing up to a long contract with Sky then NOW TV offers a very good alternative.
This streaming service allows you to watch a swathe of Sky channels without having a dish installed.
NOW TV currently has some very good deals including 12-months of Sky Cinema for just £55 or a Cinema and Entertainment pass for £99 – saving over £100.
Finally, if you are a big sports fan you can watch 9-months of Sky Sports for £179 which would usually cost over £300. – FIND THE SKY SPORTS DEAL HERE
It’s worth noting that the NOW TV offers above all end tomorrow