On this fine Tuesday - if it really is Tuesday - there is not much to do this evening other than to kick back and enjoy something on the TV.
We can definitely help you out here with our various, different, intelligent, cromulent and above all else, loquacious film picks.
But if you re set in your ways and simply want to watch whatever is presented to you by the TV gods this evening, here are the best movies on TV.
X-Men: Days of Future Past - Film4 - 6.20pm
One of the best entries into the X-Men franchise which involves all the big hitters from Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen to Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence.
However, in the same way that many great movies do, word of mouth built around it consistently, and Warrior became immensely popular when it was made available on home entertainment.
Jump forward a decade, and that movie s director Gavin O Connor had a new movie coming up, the Ben Affleck-fronted sports drama Finding The Way Back, which had its full cinema release scuppered by Covid-19. That movie is now available to rent or buy on platforms like Apple TV, Google Play, and Sky Store, but with the anniversary of Warrior on the horizon, we had to ask O Connor about his thoughts on Warrior and a potential sequel:
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His latest outing is
Old, a mystery-thriller with a central premise that will have you hooked: a group of people visit a beautiful tropical beach, but they all begin to age rapidly, and soon discover there seems to be no way back off the island.
This is what the director himself had to say about the movie: The movie centres on a family vacationing on a beautiful resort island where they suddenly realise time is accelerating at a rapid rate. The realisation immediately raises questions that the beachgoers can’t answer. What is happening? Why is it happening? What do they do? Most of us think we have more time than we do. How would we react if we suddenly learned that we didn t?