Sky Thriller HD [UK] TV guide for the week

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Sky Thriller HD [UK]

TV guide for 15 July

Sky Thriller HD TV guide for 15 July

  1. The Gentleman

    An elderly gentleman, haunted by a brutal murder, embarks on a quest for vengeance, navigating a complex web of emotions. Language/violence/sex/mature themes.

  2. Ocean's Twelve

    George Clooney reassembles his team of conmen and heads to Europe to pull off a series of daring heists. Julia Roberts and Brad Pitt also star.

  3. The Hunt For Red October

    Soviet nuclear sub commander Sean Connery announces his defection to the West, but is it just a war-mongering ploy? Thriller with Alec Baldwin.

  4. Nightcrawler

    Jake Gyllenhaal's freelance cameraman scours LA for scandal, blurring the lines between observer and participant to become the star of his own story. Neo-noir thriller.

  5. The Firm

    Young lawyer Tom Cruise becomes embroiled in his new firm's shady dealings. Sydney Pollack directs this gripping drama. Contains strong language and violence.

  6. Sherlock Holmes

    Golden Globe winner Robert Downey Jr is the eponymous sleuth and Jude Law his sidekick Watson in Guy Ritchie's barnstorming take on the legendary detective. Violence.

  7. Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows

    Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law return as the shrewd detective and his trusty aide Watson, taking on arch-nemesis Moriarty in a battle of wits. Violence/flashing images.

About Sky Thriller HD

Sky Thriller HD [UK] is the British Sky Cinema HD channel for thrillers, crime dramas and psychological tension. It broadcasts in English and belongs to the themed Sky Cinema range.

The schedule includes psychological thrillers, spy films, political stories, detective plots, crime dramas and films built around strong suspense. Within that field, films by Alfred Hitchcock, David Fincher, Christopher Nolan and other directors sit naturally.

Sky Thriller HD is owned by Sky, part of Comcast Corporation. The TV guide includes tense genre cinema, spy stories, crime films, psychological thrillers and repeat showings.