Sky Action [UK] TV guide for the week

Today’s and upcoming schedule: airtimes, programme details, and quick date selection.

Sky Action [UK]

TV guide for 29 July

  1. Nobody 2

    Suburban dad Hutch, a former lethal assassin, is pulled back into his violent past after a home invasion, setting off a chain of events.

  2. Green Lantern

    Hot shot pilot Ryan Reynolds is given superpowers after joining intergalactic peace-keeping force, the Green Lantern Corps. Comic book adventure. Violence/flashing images.

  3. Justice League

    When a terrifying new villain emerges Batman and Wonder Woman must assemble a team capable of fighting back. DC action.

  4. Bad Boys

    Wise-cracking Miami cops Will Smith and Martin Lawrence fight to protect a witness and bring down a heroin crook. Action comedy.

  5. 300: Rise Of An Empire

    Greek general Thermistocles leads the charge against an invading Persian army in this action extravaganza. Strong language/violence/sex/mature themes/flashing images.

  6. The Mummy Returns

    Blockbusting sequel with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz battling a resurrected Egyptian priest and his evil hordes. Epic adventure. Contains violence/flashing images.

  7. Troy

    Brad Pitt stars as legendary warrior Achilles, leading the armies of ancient Greece into battle against Troy. Sword-and-sandal epic with Eric Bana. Violent scenes.

  8. Venom: The Last Dance

    Eddie and Venom, now on the run, face dangers from both worlds as the end of their symbiotic relationship grows near. Tom Hardy stars.

About Sky Action

Sky Action is a British premium film channel in the Sky Cinema family, dedicated to action films, adventure cinema and fast-paced genre movies. The channel is owned by Sky, part of Comcast Corporation, and broadcasts in English around the clock.

The schedule includes Hollywood action films from different decades, adventure films, spy thrillers, war films, superhero stories and crime cinema. Themed blocks often feature films from major franchises, including James Bond, Mission: Impossible, Fast and Furious and Marvel.

Sky Action separates dynamic genre cinema from the family, romance and documentary channels in the Sky Cinema family. Premieres, repeats, evening marathons and genre selections form the main structure of the schedule.

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