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02nd Nov 2019

Here are the 15 best movies on TV this Saturday

Dave Hanratty

Movies on TV Saturday 2 November

Baby, it’s grim outside.

Stay in.

Turn the lights down.

Light the fire.

Watch a movie. Here’s the best available on your television on this rainy Saturday 2 November…

X-Men: Days of Future Past – Film 4 – 6.25pm

In which the X-Men go back in time.

Frozen – RTÉ One – 6.35pm

Animated smash that you should probably catch up on before the sequel arrives in just a few weeks.

Jurassic World – ITV2 – 6.40pm

Dinosaurs.

The Hangover Part 3 – ITV2 – 9pm

The third one.

Taken 3 – E4 – 9pm

Also the third one.

They Live – SyFy – 9pm

‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper is here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and he’s all outta bubble gum…

The Shallows – Film 4 – 9pm

Blake Lively battles a shark. About as good as that sounds.

Ghostbusters – Channel 4 – 9pm

The recent remake that caused a weird amount of controversy.

Psycho – TCM – 9.15pm

The original. Let’s just pretend the remake ever happened, eh?

How to Be Single – RTÉ 2 – 10pm

Dakota Johnson and Rebel Wilson clown around in one of those modern-day rom-com-dram things that’s not as funny as you want it to be.

Brawl in Cell Block 99 – Film 4 – 10.45pm

Vince Vaughan goes to prison. It doesn’t go well.

Hard to Kill – ITV4 – 11pm

Steven Seagal IS hard to kill.

Election – BBC Two – 11.25pm

Reese Witherspoon and Matthew Broderick are both superb in this darkly comic tale of a high school election and the cut-throat fallout thereof.

Full Metal Jacket – TCM – 11.30pm

Stanley Kubrick’s hellish vision of war.

Disturbia – BBC One – 12.30am

Shia LaBeouf goes all Rear Window as a house-arrested teen who is fairly sure he saw his neighbour murder someone.

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