Sky Cinema Greats HD Friday

Previews of the films now playing on Sky Cinema, plus other highlights showing on Sky

After the murder of two of his colleagues, a law graduate discovers the company that has headhunted him is controlled by the Mafia. Thriller, starring Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman

A British colonel in a Japanese PoW camp is ordered to build a railway bridge over a river. David Lean's Oscar-winning Second World War drama, with Alec Guinness and William Holden

A secret service agent who failed to stop the Kennedy assassination tries to outwit a killer plotting to murder the president. Thriller, starring Clint Eastwood and John Malkovich

A former CIA agent prevents an assassination attempt by an IRA splinter group, but one of the terrorists swears revenge on him. Thriller, starring Harrison Ford and Sean Bean

A former Shaolin monk recruited as a secret agent enters a kung fu contest in a bid to expose a drug ring. Martial arts thriller, starring Bruce Lee, John Saxon and Jim Kelly

A boy watching an action movie is transported into the film, while its screen villain escapes into the real world. Comedy adventure, with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Austin O'Brien

Two detectives are forced to swap identities as they hunt for a heroin consignment stolen by a drug kingpin. Michael Bay's action thriller, starring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence

A streetwise teenager escapes a mundane existence through the disco scene, where he falls for a woman with dreams of a bright future. Drama, starring John Travolta

After the murder of two of his colleagues, a law graduate discovers the company that has headhunted him is controlled by the Mafia. Thriller, starring Tom Cruise and Gene Hackman

A British colonel in a Japanese PoW camp is ordered to build a railway bridge over a river. David Lean's Oscar-winning Second World War drama, with Alec Guinness and William Holden

A private eye with an aversion to heights is drawn into a mystery when he is hired to follow his friend's wife. Alfred Hitchcock's thriller, starring James Stewart and Kim Novak