@Anonymous User
It's true what suits one doesn't necessarily suit another, though personally I do tend to agree with you that I'm less interested in watching the back-catalogue titles and more interested in the new releases. Each month there tends to be only 1 or 2 I'm really interested in seeing and then a load of films that either aren't my thing or look interesting but are pretty much 'straight to DVD' releases. The occasional world cinema film is interesting.
Basically the Cinema Pass near enough mirrors what's available on Sky Movies, so if Sky don't have the rights to certain films we don't get them on NOW TV either.
If you're like me and don't get that much benefit from all the older movies then I'd recommend taking advantage of the 'no-contract' aspect and just grab a cinema pass for a month or two at a time (if you go for 2 months at a time you can pick up gift cards for 2 months for £15) and then cancel and leave it a few months while you watch Netflix or Amazon. Then when the number of new films you are interested in builds up you can subscibe again later in the year.
