James R | On 25, May 2019

There’s only one Bank Holiday in May left, and if you’re stuck for something to watch, it’s the perfect time to binge your way through some of the best TV shows and films on Sky NOW, before they depart into the digital ether. Whether it’s fantasy epics and superhero blockbusters or slow-burn dramas and Disney classics, this month is your last chance to stream the following:

TV

Quarry: Season 1 – 25th May

Based on the best-selling novels by Max Allen Collins (writer of Road to Perdition), Quarry is an eight-part drama following a returning veteran’s descent into a criminal underworld. Beneath the surface of this bloody and brutal slow-burner lies a soulful, thoughtful drama.

Mosaic: Season 1 – 29th May

Sharon Stone smoulders in Soderbergh’s cold but engrossing TV experiment.

Broad City: Season 1 to 5 – 31st May

Created by Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer and produced by Amy Poehler, this hit American comedy follows two best friends navigating their 20s in New York City. They may be broke and flawed, but they never shy away from the absurd situations and awkward encounters the Big Apple throws at them.

Grey’s Anatomy: Season 1 to 14 – 31st May

Don’t miss your latest chance to catch up the long-running medical drama.

Game Of Thrones: Season 1 to 7 – 31st May

If you’re still motoring through the first seven seasons of HBO’s epic before finally catching the finale, you better speed up…

 

Other TV shows leaving in May / June 2019:

26th May
Siesta Key: Season 2

28th May
Upstart Crow: Season 1

30th May
Shades Of Blue: Season 2
Total Wipeout UK: Season 1

31st May
Criminal Minds: Season 1 to 13
Lip Sync Battle: Season 3
For the People: Season 1
Catchphrase: Season 14
East On Westeros: Season 1
Game of Thrones: Anatomy of a Scene
Game of Thrones: Extras
Game of Thrones: Inside The Episode
Game of Thrones: Meet the Makers
Game of Thrones: On Location
Game Of Thrones: Portraits
Game of Thrones: Religions of Weste
Game of Thrones: The Cast Remembers
Game Of Thrones: The Game Revealed
Game of Thrones: The Great Houses
Game Of Thrones: Viewer’s Guide
Idiotsitter: Season 1
Lost: Season 1 to 6
Runaways: Season 1
Revenge: Season 1 to 4
Scandal: Season 1 to 7
Siren: Season 1
Legion: Season 1
black-ish: Season 1 to 4
Station 19: Season 1
Stitchers: Season 2
Thronecast: The End is Coming: Season 5
Total Wipeout UK: Season 2

1st June
Naked and Afraid: Season 4
Strike Back: Season 7

3rd June
Gavin & Stacey: Season 1 to 3

4th June
Homestead Rescue: Season 2

6th June
Bitchin’ Rides: Season 1 to 4
Just Tattoo Of Us: Season 4

7th June
Grey’s Anatomy: Season 15
Your Face or Mine: Season 5

9th June
Stan Against Evil: Season 1 and 2

11th June
Veep: Season 4

12th June
Family Feud: Season 15
The Green Green Grass: Season 4

13th June
Veep: Season 7

14th June
Yo! MTV Raps: Season 2
The Comedy Bus: Season 1

15th June
Misfit Garage: Season 1 to 2
Madam Secretary: Season 5
Street Outlaws: Season 1 to 4

 

Movies

It Comes At Night – 27th May

In the aftermath of a deadly plague, a wary couple (Joel Edgerton and Carmen Ejogo) and their teenage son (Kelvin Harrison Jr) catch fellow survivor Will (Christopher Abbott) breaking into their house in the woods. In the interests of all, they allow Will and his young family to share their home. But there’s no escape from the fear of what’s outside… and what might already be within. Suspicion and paranoia ooze from every pore of this apocalyptic tale of survival.

Dumbo (1941) – 31st May

Whether you’re a fan of the live-action remake or not, don’t miss this chance to go back and revisit the original.

The Birds – 31st May

Hitchcock’s classic horror remains one of his best.

Spider-Man: Homecoming – 2nd June

Tom Holland slings webs like he was born to do it in this hugely entertaining superhero flick.

Watchmen – 6th June

Who watches the Watchmen? You should. The insanely complex narrative of Alan Moore’s graphic novel was described as “unfilmable”. Zack Synder (no, really) ignored that and delivers a neo-noir, gritty super-hero flick that remains as faithful to the source material as it could without giant octopuses.

Wonder Woman (2017) – 7th June

When an American pilot (Chris Pine) crash-lands on her island paradise of Themyscira, supernaturally-gifted Amazonian princess Diana (Gal Gadot) learns that a massive conflict – World War One – is raging in the outside world. She immediately opts to join him and travels to London to contribute her skills to the fight.

Captain America: The Winter Soldier – 11th June

Marvel embraces 70s paranoia with this political thriller that brings heft and weight to its superhero series.

 

Other titles leaving Sky Cinema and NOW in May / June 2019:

26th May
Baby Driver

27th May
The Unseen (2016)

28th May
Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo
Hanna
Hop

29th May
Free Preview Bumblebee

31st May
Born on the Fourth of July
Coyote Ugly
Curious George
Dog Day Afternoon
Double Date
Eat Locals
Far And Away
Goal!
Going In Style (2017)
Happy Birthday, Toby Simpson
Heartburn
How To Lose Friends and Alienate People
Jasper Jones
Jerry Maguire
Just Charlie
My Feral Heart
Pawno
Sheikh Jackson
The GadgetGang! In Outer Space
The Land (2016)
The Wedding Singer
Transformers: The Last Knight
Two Mules For Sister Sara
Unforgettable (2017)

1st June
Ocean’s Eleven
Ocean’s Twelve
Run the Tide
Whisky Galore! (2016)

3rd June
Olaf’s Frozen Adventure

5th June
Despicable Me 3

8th June
The House

11th June
The Layover

12th June
The Free World

15th June
Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Rock Dog

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