The weekend has landed.
And it's
pretty humid and overcast out there.
Might be an idea to just stay in and watch a bunch of movies.
Here are your options on the box today - Saturday 20 July...
Jurassic Park: The Lost World - ITV2 - 6.25pm
Yes, the first sequel to Jurassic Park makes some serious missteps - gymnastics to defeat a Velociraptor, you say? - but it's got a lot going for it, too, especially that nerve-shredding sequence with the camper van...
The Martian - Film 4 - 9pm
Matt Damon owns the screen with intense charm in this star-studded space dramedy.
Unforgiven - TCM - 9pm
Clint Eastwood towers both behind and in front of the camera in one of the greatest Westerns ever constructed.
T2 Trainspotting - Channel 4 - 9.30pm
The sequel to Trainspotting that thankfully was way better than we thought it might be.
The Light Between Oceans - RTÉ One - 9.45pm
Michael Fassbender and Alicia Vikander head up an emotional drama as a lighthouse keeper and his wife raise a baby that they have rescued from a drifting boat.
I, Daniel Blake - RTÉ 2 - 9.45pm
Powerful drama from Ken Loach that boasts as excellent lead turn from Dave Johns, focusing on a man's struggles to keep providing for his family following a health scare.
Starship Troopers - ITV4 - 9.55pm
Excellent - and extremely bloody - intergalactic war satire from Paul Verhoven that many only realised was meant to be funny years after its release.
The World Is Not Enough - ITV - 10.05pm
Brosnan's third outing as James Bond featuring a villain who CAN'T FEEL PAIN.
Philomena - BBC One - 10.20pm
Judi Dench and Steve Coogan shine in a touching true story that centres on a mother's search for her son.
The Big Short - BBC Two - 10.50pm
Proud of itself send-up of rich people ruining America for their own gain with the likes of Ryan Gosling, Christian Bale, Steve Carrell and Brad Pitt running the numbers.
Street Kings - SyFy - 11.30pm
Los Angeles detectives Keanu Reeves and Chris Evans have a difficult day on the job.
Commando - Film 4 - 11.45pm
Arnie flexes his muscles and kills many bad guys. Vintage '80s nonsense.