It's the movie Homer Simpson once called "The Bus That Couldn't Slow Down".
The weekend is finally here, which means more time to watch movies.
JOE recommended a few particular ones to check out over the entire weekend in the video below.
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For more options though, here are the films on telly this Saturday evening (18 June).
Tomb Raider - RTÉ2 - 9pm
Oscar-winner Alicia Vikander replaces Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 - Virgin Media Two - 9pm
This superhero sequel with Andrew Garfield as the titular web-slinger is widely considered the worst Spider-Man movie.
Men in Black - Sky Showcase - 9pm
Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith star in this beloved sci-fi action comedy as secret agents who supervise aliens who live on Earth, hiding their existence from humanity.
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol - Comedy Central - 9pm
For my money, the second-best Mission: Impossible movie behind Fallout.
This is the one with the incredible sequence at the Burj Khalifa (aka the world's tallest building!) in Dubai.
Man of Steel - Turner Classic Movies - 9pm
Henry Cavill's first outing as Superman.
Kingsman: The Secret Service - Film4 - 9pm
The very solid first entry in the action spy franchise.
Prince of Darkness - Horror Channel - 9pm
This cult '80s horror from filmmaker John Carpenter (Halloween, The Thing) follows a priest (Donald Pleasence) and a group of scientists investigating an ancient cylinder of liquid discovered in a monastery who soon discover it holds an evil force.
Speed - ITV4 - 9.10pm
Our pick for tonight, Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock star in this '90s action thriller about a bus that is rigged by a terrorist (Dennis Hopper) to explode if its speed falls below 50 miles per hour.
Boasting one of the best premises of all time, incredible action set pieces and a terrific cast, very few blockbusters have ever topped Speed in terms of tension and thrills.
Taken - RTÉ One - 9.45pm
Liam Neeson plays a man with a very particular set of skills.
Adrift - TG4 - 10.20pm
Shailene Woodley and Sam Claflin star in this survival drama as a couple who become adrift in the middle of the Pacific Ocean after a hurricane.
Olympus Has Fallen - Channel 4 - 10.25pm
Gerard Butler must save the US President when terrorists invade the White House in this decent action flick that launched a trilogy.
A Simple Favour - BBC One - 10.50pm
Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively star in this fun and twisty mystery thriller from the director of Bridesmaids and Spy.
You're Next - Horror Channel - 11pm
This terrific indie slasher flick centers on an estranged family who come under attack by a group of masked assailants during a family reunion.
Saturday Night Fever - RTÉ2 - 11.15pm
John Travolta stars in this much-loved drama about a young man who tries to escape his problems by dominating the dance floor at the local disco.
The Purge - ITV4 - 11.35pm
The first in the dystopian action horror franchise that boasts a pretty intriguing hook: what if for 12 hours a year all crime was legal?
Ready or Not - Film4 - 11.40pm
Another great horror, Ready or Not centres on a new bride (Samara Weaving) whose wedding night takes a sinister turn when her eccentric new in-laws force her to participate in a terrifying game.
Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation - Comedy Central - 11.40pm
While not as good as the aforementioned Ghost Protocol or Fallout, Rogue Nation is another very solid entry in the spy franchise.
Against the Law - Drama - 11.45pm
This fact-based drama tells the story of two men who fell in love in Britain in 1952 when homosexuality was a crime.
Reversal of Fortune - Turner Classic Movies - 11.55pm
Jeremy Irons won the Best Actor Oscar for his performance in this 1990 film.
Based on a true story, the actor plays a wealthy socialite accused of attempting to murder his wife (Glenn Close).
Chappaquiddick - BBC Two - 12.10am
This well-reviewed drama depicts politician Ted Kennedy's involvement in the fatal 1969 car accident that claimed the life of a young campaign strategist.
Jason Clarke stars, alongside Bruce Dern, Ed Helms and Kate Mara.
