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2nd November 2025
05:07pm GMT

Our TV movie pick for tonight (Sunday, 2 November) is Daylight Robbery, the 2008 crime thriller.
Starring Geoff Bell, Vas Blackwood and Robert Boulter, the film follows a group of London lads who cook up a bold plan to rob a bank during the 2006 World Cup.
Hoping to use England’s match as the perfect distraction aiding them in sneaking cash out of Heathrow under the guise of heading to Germany to watch the football.
What could possibly go wrong? Well actually, quite a lot.
It all begans as a slick, well-timed robbery before spiralling into chaos when one of the crew is injured and tensions rise inside the vault.
With the police circling and trust breaking down, the film builds into a tense standoff as much about loyalty as it is about loot.
Directed by Paris Leonti, Daylight Robbery is a classic mid-2000s British crime-thriller feel with sweat, swagger and dodgy geezers trying to pull off a big score.
While it didn’t have huge box office success on release, the film has since grown a bit of a cult following, and for good reason.
So, if you fancy something tense with just the right amount of ridiculous on this Sunday evening, this is the flick for you.
Daylight Robbery is on Legend Xtra tonight at 11.10pm.
Legally Blonde – RTÉ2 – 9pm
Comedy, starring Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, Matthew Davis and Victor Garber.
Broker – Channel 4 – 1am
Dong-soo steals abandoned babies to sell on the adoption black market with his cash-strapped business partner Sang-hyun.
The Italian Job – ITV4 – 7.30pm
Crime thriller inspired by the 1969 movie, starring Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, Edward Norton, Seth Green and Donald Sutherland.
Robin Hood – Legend – 9pm
Taron Egerton plays the heroic outlaw, with Jamie Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn and Tim Minchin also starring.
The Predator – E4 – 11pm
When a young boy accidentally signals the galaxy's most lethal hunters who set course for Earth, an eclectic band of former soldiers and a scientist attempt to prevent the end of the human race.
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