UK Cinemas releases this March: From How To Make a Killing to The Magic Faraway Tree

Happy March everybody! With the awards season coming to a close this month, cinemas are filling their seats with something for everyone – whether it be a family adventure with an all-star cast, or a bit of horror that’ll make you jump from your chair.

And here at Sky, we’re here to make sure you don’t miss out, with two free Vue Cinema tickets every month (if you have a Sky Cinema subscription)

Making sure you won’t have to break the bank to see the latest blockbusters and must-watches, giving you the perfect opportunity to get up to date with Oscar-nominated favourites, the latest in a classic franchise, or something action-packed to keep your winter blues at bay.

On top of that, Sky even 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.

But 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: March 6th

BAFTA-winning Jessie Buckley stars alongside Christian Bale in this new adaptation of the story of Frankenstein’s bride. Set in 1930s Chicago, the radical Dr Euphronius takes on the task of creating a companion for Frankenstein’s monster. When they reanimate a murdered woman, the result brings about catastrophe, with love giving way to a bigger social reaction.

Release Date: March 6th

When a group of scientists create a way to transfer (or “hop”) a human consciousness into that of an animal, 19-year-old Mabel Tanaka decides to use it to her advantage.

When a construction company puts one of her beloved animal habitats under threat, she uses the tech to move her mind into a robotic beaver to warn the creatures before it happens. Instead, she unwittingly starts an animal uprising against the humans destroying their way of life.

Release Date: March 13th

Becket Redfellow is on a mission to reclaim the inheritance he’s owed after he discovers he and his mother were disowned by a billion-dollar family following his birth.

With seven relatives between him and a $28billion inheritance, Becket goes on a mission to dispatch those that left him with nothing.

Release Date: March 20th

On a spaceship, science teacher Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling) wakes up with no idea of who he is or how he got on board.

Soon, all of humanity is in his hands, as he is tasked with solving the mystery of what is causing the sun to die out.

Release Date: March 20th

Under a strip mall, Apple – an employee at the clothing store Free Eden – is running a cult, with co-workers Cherry and Fig two of its members. The workers at the store are the most popular in the entire mall, with many in awe of their beauty and style.

But when the mall’s pretzel stand hires Pumpkin, she questions their beliefs and ways of going about things. The “sisterhood” comes under threat as they grapple with what they’ve started… and how it will end.

Made by the creator of Jennifer’s Body, the film boasts a cast including Riverdale’s Lili Reinhart as Apple, The Summer I Turned Pretty’s Lola Tung as Pumpkin, You’s Victoria Pedretti and Tick, Tick, Boom’s Alexandra Shipp.

Release Date: March 27th

Based on Enid Blyton’s childhood classic, The Magic Faraway Tree brings an all-star cast together to take you on a magical adventure.

Polly and Tim Thompson move to the English countryside with their three children Beth, Joe and Fran, where the kids discover a magical tree in an enchanted forest nearby.

Thanks to the tree, the entire family soon find themselves heading off on adventures, making new whimsical friends across a series of wonderful worlds.

Among the stars bringing the story to life are Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, Rebecca Ferguson, Nonso Anozie and Jennifer Saunders.