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Alongside live television, your subscription includes an on-demand film library — browse, press play, pause when the kettle boils. It works the way you would expect any streaming library to work.
Films that have finished their cinema run, added as they become available.
Older films across the main genres — the ones you half-remember and want to rewatch.
Animation and family titles, useful when the main TV is otherwise occupied.
Films beyond the English-language mainstream, subtitled where tracks are available.
Being straight with you: libraries change constantly, so we do not publish a title count or a list that would be out of date within a week. Start the free trial and look for the films you actually want — that is the only answer worth having.
On-demand is more forgiving than live sport — a film can buffer for two seconds and you barely notice, whereas a goal cannot. Any supported device handles it well. For the best picture on a big screen, see the Firestick guide or the Smart TV setup. Series are covered on the TV series page.
Live channels run to a schedule, the way traditional TV does. On-demand titles sit in a library you browse and start whenever you like, with pause, rewind and resume. Both come with the same subscription.
Some are, where the source supports it. Most of the library is HD or Full HD. Whether you actually receive 4K also depends on your connection and device — around 35 to 50 Mbps at the TV is the realistic requirement.
Many do, though availability varies by title and by the player app you use. Most players have a subtitle toggle during playback when a track is present.
No. This is a streaming service, so an internet connection is needed while watching. If you want something for a flight, a download-capable service is the better tool.
New titles are added regularly and older ones rotate out, as with any streaming library. The free trial is the sensible way to check whether what you want to watch is there right now.
The trial gives you the full library for a day. Search for three films you actually want to watch — that answers the question better than any list.