Limiting non-boost customers to 1 stream is a massive own-goal. I've been watching sport on Now tv for maybe 10 years, often watching 2 channels at the same time. To be honest, it's unlikely i would pay for sport anymore anyway. Pretty much lost interest in football since all the VAR, diving, empty stadiums and the ESL debacle. Also, i've finally given up betting after 30 years of betting on every match i watch, so the constant flow of gambling adverts on Sky Sports really irritates me. I like watching the golf majors, but i'm not paying full whack just for those. But if i was still a regular sports pass subscriber, or considered getting a pass next season, only being able to have 1 stream would kill that thought from my mind stone dead.
As for Sky Cinema, it depends on your situation. I had an offer of £5.99 a month and found i wasn't watching anything at all on it, so i cancelled even at that price. I have about five times more movies on blu ray and dvd than are on Sky Cinema. Also i have no interest at all in superhero movies, which seem to make up a huge percentage of the movies on there. If you don't have a large dvd collection, it no doubt is more appealing. It's hard for any streaming service that concentrates on just movies, as most films these days can't really compete with watching cats playing in cardboard boxes on youtube. And everything truly great, has already been made. Every genre imaginable has at least 5 movies that are so perfect, anything new can't even hope to compete with. Unless it's a once in a lifetime masterpiece like JoJo Rabbit. Or a blast of a musical like The Greatest Showman. Most new films actually worth watching these days are animated ones and we all know who has that area sewn up with a big red bow.
