New to Sky Movies in February

Sky Movies Premiere


Rust (February 1, 8.30)

A young boy is sentenced to hang after an accidental death. The boy’s estranged grandfather breaks him out of jail, and they head towards Mexico. Stars: Alec Baldwin, Travis Fimmel.

Clown in a Cornfield (February 3, 8.30)

In a Midwestern town, the local legend of Frendo the Clown becomes all too real as local teens start to meet spectacularly grisly ends. Stars: Katie Douglas, Aaron Abrams.

The Cut (February 8, 8.30)

Holed up in a Las Vegas hotel room, a former champion boxer embarks on an intensive and illegal weight-cut programme with an unscrupulous trainer. Stars: Orlando Bloom, John Turturro.

Materialists (February 15, 8.30)

A young, ambitious New York City matchmaker finds herself torn between the perfect match and her imperfect ex. Stars: Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal.

London Calling (February 17, 8.30)

After fleeing from a job gone wrong in the UK, a down-on-his-luck hitman must babysit the son of a crime boss and show him how to become a man. Stars: Josh Duhamel, Jeremy Ray Taylor.

Mr. Burton ( February 18, 8.30)

Based on a true story, an English teacher helps transform a wild schoolboy into one of the biggest stars Wales has ever produced, Richard Burton. Stars: Toby Jones, Harry Lawtey.

Mission Impossible – The Final Reckoning (February 22, 8.30)

With governments and enemies on their trail, Ethan Hunt and the IMF team search for the Entity – a rogue AI that could destroy mankind. Stars: Tom Cruise, Hayley Atwell.

Bride Hard ( February 24, 8.30)

When mercenaries crash a lavish wedding, they have no idea one of the bridesmaids is a world-class secret agent who’ll stop at nothing to save the day. Stars: Rebel Wilson, Anna Camp.

Lady Scorpions ( February 25, 8.30)

An ex-FBI agent teams up with her daughter to save her abducted granddaughter from the powerful head of a criminal empire. Stars: Cynthia Rothrock, Jeff Fahey.

Oh, Hi! ( February 27, 8.30)

Iris and Isaac’s first weekend away doesn’t go as expected. Iris resorts to extraordinary lengths to prove she and Isaac are meant to be together. Stars: Molly Gordon, Logan Lerman.

Trust (February 28, 8.30)

A scandal forces starlet Lauren Lane into hiding. Betrayed by the man she trusted the most, Lauren becomes trapped in a brutal fight for survival. Stars: Sophie Turner, Rhys Coiro.

Sky Movies Greats


Love Rosie (February 9, 8.30)

I Still Believe (February 16, 8.30)

A Walk to Remember (February 23, 8.30)

Sky Movies Comedy


The Duff (February 6, 8.30)

Begin Again (February 20, 8.30)

Sky Movies Action


Hummingbird (February 4, 8.30)

Act of Valor (February 7, 8.30)

A Warrior’s Heart ( February 11, 8.30)

The Italian Job [2003] (February 21, 8.30)

The Grey (February 28, 8.30)

Sky Movies Classics


The Dam Busters (February 5, 8.30)

Escape From New York (February 7, 8.30)

The Graduate (February 11, 8.30)

The Deer Hunter (February 19, 8.30)

The Elephant Man (February 24, 8.30)

The Producers (February 26, 8.30).

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2 Responses to “New to Sky Movies in February”

  1. I swear Rust never made it to a cinema here. I’ve been waiting to hear about a release for this film but never heard anything. — Fsmith.

  2. Rust bypassed NZ cinemas and home video for pay-TV and streaming. It was released on DVD in Australia and Blu-ray in the US, where it was a spectacular box office flop.

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