There’s nothing like a good movie to take your mind off the dreaded Sunday night fear
Plenty of bits on the box tonight, you’re bound to find something you’re into.
Sing – ITV 2, 5.35pm
Buster Moon is a hustling koala who needs to think quickly in order to save his family’s beloved, once-fame theatre. A musical and animated spectacle, this is a great movie for adults and kids alike.
How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days – Comedy Central, 6.40pm
Andie (Kate Hudson) is a magazine advice columnist aiming to write an essay on all the things that women do that can drive a man away – aiming to lose a guy in 10 days. Benjamin is a suave advertising guy, convinced of his own prowess – aiming to make a girl fall in love with him in ten days in order to win a massive campaign. Do these two meet their match in one another?
Crocodile Dundee – E4, 7.10pm
Paul Hogan is Mick Dundee, an eccentric Australian crocodile hunter. A US reporter invites Crocodile Dundee to New York; an outback guy in a big city – as you can guess, comedy ensues.
Mamma Mia Here We Go Again! – ITV 2, 7.55pm
We’re back in Greece for round two as the jukebox romance movie saga continues. Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) prepares for the reopening of Hotel Bella Donna, but this movie is all about Sophie’s mother Donna and her past.
The Inbetweeners Movie – E4, 9pm
Uncool and uncouth British teenagers Will, Jay, Neil and Simon head on holidays to Malia. As you can imagine the typical Inbetweeners hilarity, teenage awkwardness and cringe ensues.
Fool’s Gold – Comedy Central, 9pm
Divorced couple Ben “Finn” Finnegan (Matthew McConaughey) and Tess (Kate Hudson) reunite with their one true passion at the centre of the re-unification; finding lost treasure. Will they find more than just treasure?
Die Hard With A Vengeance – ITV 4, 10.10pm
The third instalment of the Die Hard movie series, John McClane is back in this action packed thriller. This time in New York City, McClane and his reluctant NYPD partner Zeus Carter (Samuel L. Jackson) work together to save New Yorkers from bomb threats and identify the anynoymous caller who goes only by the name “Simon”.
