Sky christmas

[anitaif]

Why is sky christmas channel rubbish this year, its like 5 films on rotation, and a random horror film in the middle, where are all the xmas films 

[MarkGoldsmith · Accepted solution]

On the  streaming services.

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@anitaif wrote:

where are all the xmas films 

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[Daniel0210]

@anitaif 

Loads of Christmas films on Great Xmas channel 319. 

[anitaif]

Mightly dissappointed.

Usually the only channel on in our house over christmas, will have to start app. hopping now, christmas spoiled. 

Thanks sky

[Annie+UK]

"Christmas spoiled" that seem a bit drama queenish 😞

[anitaif]

Made for tv. Christmas movies are the same ones played over and over again evey year with the same story line, basically mills and boon at christmas.

Only decent ones are 'The christmas do over', or ' Naught or Nice' and even thats now moved to prime.

[Daniel0210]

@anitaif 

A lot of people would suggest Christmas isn't all about a Christmas movie. 

[MarkGoldsmith]

 Come on it's not Xmas without die hard, home alone, home alone 2 and muppets Christmas carols. Thank god for Disney plus 😅

[anitaif]

And i would say a lot of people are wrong, 

[anitaif]

Yep looks like disney+ might be the answer.

[Limpit86]

Sky Cinema is absolutely terrible now. All the decent Christmas films are on Disney, a few on Netflix and also Amazon. 

When I cancelled Sky the agent actually said loads are cancelling lately, it's madness how they can still be charging so much when so many now watch stream apps.

[Carl+Gibbons]

Search Christmas films and loads come up

[MarkGoldsmith]

They do indeed, I think the initial complaint was that you have to subscribe to the various streaming services to watch most of them though.

i guess it depends which Christmas films people actually like and want to watch. Do or forget the likes of itv, c4 and bbc will have quite a few Xmas films on the week before Xmas as they usually do.

[TimmyBGood]

As always, the question arises: by how much would people like their Cinema subscriptions to increase so that Sky can outbid streaming services for who breaking-even, let alone making a profit, is not currently a priority?

[Doc5907]

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@MarkGoldsmith wrote:

They do indeed, I think the initial complaint was that you have to subscribe to the various streaming services to watch most of them though.

i guess it depends which Christmas films people actually like and want to watch. Do or forget the likes of itv, c4 and bbc will have quite a few Xmas films on the week before Xmas as they usually do.

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A hundred Christmas films Channel 5 streaming ! (though can't guarantee they are any good)

Channel5 Christmas Movies