UK Cinemas releases this September: From Pressure to Sense and Sensibility

Summer is officially over, and as the days get shorter and the chill creeps in, there’s never been a better time to head down to your local Vue cinema.

Whether you’re wanting to watch a star-studded war epic like Pressure, check in with some iconic characters in Practical Magic 2, or see a retelling of a classic like Sense and Sensibility, there’s something to keep everyone happy being released this month – and we at Sky are here to make sure you don’t break the bank in the process.

If you have a Sky Cinema subscription, you can get two free Vue Cinema tickets every month – so you don’t even have to spend any money to catch the latest blockbusters and movies everyone’s talking about.

On top of that, Sky has your back with even more new movies joining Sky Cinema. You can see the full list here of what you can watch at home.

If you want to make use of those free Vue tickets – whether you’re in London, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester or anywhere else – here’s what you use your free tickets on this month.

Release Date: September 9th

Based on Haig’s 2014 stage play, Pressure stars Brendan Fraser and Andrew Scott in this World War II film set on the brink of D-Day in June 1944.

Focusing on Operation Overlord, the movie tracks the work of General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg as they debate the choice of launching the D-Day invasion, or risking the possibility of losing the entire war.

Release Date: September 11th

Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman are back in the sequel to this much-loved bewitching classic. Picking up 25 years after the first movie, the Owens family are thrown into crisis when Sally’s daughter discovers their origins to magic – all while developing her own abilities. As they try to break the curse that has haunted the women, two generations must unite in order to save the generations to come.

Release Date: September 11th

Reacher star Alan Ritchson leads this action epic as a one-year sober delivery man tasked with driving a healthy liver to a desperately sick little girl in need of a transplant.

However, as he escorts the man who brought the liver to him via private jet (Owen Wilson), he soon has to fight off a group of mercenaries who are also in need of the liver – and are willing to get it by any means necessary.

Release Date: September 11th

Fans thought the reunion would never happen – but in 2025, brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher put aside their differences and returned to the stage as Oasis for one of the most in-demand tours of all time.

In this documentary film, directed by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, cameras are taken behind the scenes of the tour, following the band from rehearsals through to taking to the stage – with Liam and Noel sitting down for their first joint interview in over 15 years.

Release Date: September 18th

In this adaptation of the smash-hit video game franchise, Resident Evil follows medical courier Bryan, who finds himself in a race for his life.

On route to making a delivery in Raccoon City General Hospital, a devastating outbreak that transforms humans into zombie-like beings forces him to think fast in order to survive.

Release Date: September 25th

In a deeply troubled future, a metropolis is smothered by a strange mist – which in itself releases a deadly entity known as The Leatherman.

Amid the chaos, a troubled actress named Elle surfers a strained relationship with her filmmaker father, Johnny Thunders, who has married her friend, Dominique, before witnessing the Leatherman herself.

As Elle’s story unfolds, so too does the story of a former GI named Private K, who is on a mission of his own to rescue his daughter from hell.

Release Date: September 25th

Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esmé Creed-Miles play leading sisters Elinor and Marianne Dashwood in this brand new adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic romantic tale.

Through their eyes, they experience love, loss and heartbreak as they are forced to move from their family estate to a small cottage alongside their devastated widowed mother after the death of their father, Henry Dashwood.