New to Now TV: What’s new on Now TV? All the latest film releases

Now TV is already full of movies for fans to watch both live and on the streaming platform.

However, it was recently announced there would be some movies which were only just released in cinemas which are coming to TV, so fans who missed their chance to see them will be able to get their viewing.

Fans in the UK who are concerned they will not get a chance to see these films need not fear, however, as the releases will be out on Sky Store.

Those with Sky will be able to stream these films through their TV set, or even purchase Sky Q in order to catch up on these movies – and these will also be available through the Sky Store app on Now TV.

Here are our favourites of the films recently added to the platform and those soon to arrive.

Secret Life of Pets 2

For those who loved the first movie, this new film is pretty much more of the same, but still bags of fun.

And, for parents looking for a film to occupy their youngsters after schools are closed, this may be the perfect antidote.

Emma

The Jane Austen adaptation was only in UK cinemas at the beginning of 2020 but is already bound for digital download.

The film, starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Johnny Flynn, sees the rich, spoiled Emma Woodhouse (Taylor-Joy) try and be the matchmaker of her town, at the chagrin of her neighbour Mr Knightley (Flynn.)

The Invisible Man

Elisabeth Moss is the main star of the HG Well adaptation, which sees an abused wife haunted by her dead husband

In this version, Moss’ character is dealing with a rich, nasty businessman who continues haunt her after he takes his own life, torturing her as well as her close friends.

The Hunt

The Hunt is currently in cinemas and is a thriller/horror film from the Blumhouse production house.

The film follows 12 strangers who wake up in the middle of a clearing who have no idea how they got there, only to discover they are being hunted by a group of wealthy elites for sport.

Trolls World Tour

Trolls World Tour, the second movie from the Trolls universe, has not yet been released, but will be simultaneously released in cinemas and online.

The movie will see the main two trolls, Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake) discover there are different Trolls tribes, all devoted to different musical genres.

As they go to find them, they realise some of the Trolls are trying to upstage them all with their devotion to heavy metal.

At the moment, all of the Universal films, those being Emma, The Invisible Man, The Hunt and Trolls World Tour, will be released on iTunes and Amazon Prime, as well as on the Sky Store app through Now TV.

Trolls World Tour is out online and in cinemas on April 10

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