Sky Movies Premieres in February

January 7, 2016 0 Comments

Top Gear meets Mission: Impossible on steroids in this absurdly stupid but irresistibly entertaining sequel that’s jammed with outlandish stunts, gladiatorial stoushes and corny machismo. New to the franchise are director James Wan (Saw, Insidious) and action vets Jason Statham and Kurt Russell while such is the supremacy of the visual effects that they disguise even the tragedy of star Paul Walker’s death before filming ended. The furiously edited plot involves a vengeful black ops assassin, a sexy hacker with a secret weapon that has “Lady Liberty’s panties in a twist”, and relentless explosions, rescues and car chases that literally set the bar sky-high. Furious 7 premieres next month on Sky Movies Premiere while new to Sky Movies Extra is Still Alice and to Sky Movies Greats,

Top Gear meets Mission: Impossible on steroids in Furious 7, an absurdly stupid but irresistibly entertaining sequel that’s jammed with outlandish stunts, gladiatorial stoushes and corny machismo. New to the franchise are director James Wan (Saw, Insidious) and action vets Jason Statham and Kurt Russell while such is the supremacy of the visual effects that they disguise even the tragedy of star Paul Walker’s death before filming ended. The furiously edited plot involves a vengeful black ops assassin, a sexy hacker with a secret weapon that has “Lady Liberty’s panties in a twist”, and relentless explosions, rescues and car chases that literally set the bar sky-high. Also new next month on Sky Movies Premiere are The Gunman and Insidious: Chapter 3 while coming to Sky Movies Extra are Still Alice and While We’re Young. Sky Movies Greats spotlights Kevin Costner (Bull Durham, Field of Dreams) and Jack Nicholson (Witches of Eastwick, The Shining, The Pledge) while Bambi bounds on to Sky Movies Disney.