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Rick's 12 Days of Christmas: Sling TV

If you are looking to "cut the cord" to start of 2017, you will then need to get Sling TV.

Sling TV has continuously added more and more movie, sports and general content to our service – with no signs of stopping. Today, we launched Fandor Festival and additional STARZ channels, making Sling TV one of the best destinations for indie movies and hit blockbusters. Whether you’re a dedicated follower of the latest indie films like Fitzcarraldo or a fan of heart-stopping dramas like Déjà Vu, Sling TV now has thousands of new choices for movie night.

From the NBA to movies and pretty much anything you would want to watch is on Sling.

Sling TV lalso has aunched Fandor Festival and additional STARZ channels, bringing hundreds of indie movies and hit blockbusters to our lineup.

Fandor Festival –The indie film community will now enjoy hand-picked independent films, documentaries and more from Fandor Festival, now in the Hollywood Extra for Sling Orange and Sling Blue customers. Additionally, Fandor Festival is giving Sling TV subscribers five movies per month, at no extra cost, to the base packages of Sling Orange and Sling Blue.   

STARZ Channels –Now, STARZ Kids & Family, STARZ Edge, STARZ Comedy and STARZ West are all a part of Sling TV’s STARZ premium, bringing even more movies and original series for everyone to enjoy. The STARZ premium is available to all Sling TV subscribers and remains $9 per month.

Sling TV is the holiday gift that keeps on giving!

'Eddie the Eagle' soars once again

In theaters on February 26, "Eddie the Eagle" is the can't miss movie of the first half of 2016.

In what has to be the "feel good" movie of 2016, the most infamous ski jumper of all-time, Michael “Eddie” Edwards, and his legend are brought back to our conscious with "Eddie the Eagle" to be released February 26, 2016 by 20th Century Fox.

Starring Taron Egerton, Christopher Walken and Hugh Jackman, this is the improbable tale of a courageous British ski-jumper (Taron Egerton) who never stopped believing in himself – even as an entire nation (and world) was counting him out. With the help of a rebellious and charismatic coach (Hugh Jackman), Eddie takes on the establishment and grabs the hearts of sports fans around the world by making an improbable and historic showing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics. Eddie never gives up and as the world watches, the underdog soars (kind of) to Olympic glory.

I like so many, was watching in 1988 as Eddie became the symbol of the Calgary Winter Olympics. The film may play loose and free with the actual facts, but it's a colorful effort that is beautifully shot and too short at only 105 minutes. At times the movie plays homage to the 80s and although Edwards was typecast as the loveable dork, he did some have athletic prowess and this movie should serve as a lesson for those trying to decide if they have what it takes for the endeavor that sits in front of them.

We all know how the movie ends, but it's still fun taking the journey with Eddie, falls and all.

It's an Olympic year, so you would have to get out and see this movie regardless, but the reason to get out and see it is that it's more than an "underdog sports movie" or a showcase of that athlete coming over insurmountable odds, it's a movie with "legs" and Eddie uses them as he launches off the ski jump in Canada.

5 Stars in an age where there aren't too many 5-star movies in existence.

4.5 out of 5 Stars for 'The Force Awakens'

Went to see it at a 10 am showing this morning. it was great! Won't give out any plot details. Go see it!

4.5 out of 5 stars.