Free films on TV this week

Free films on TV this week: 

The Beach (2000) 

Friday 26th July, BBC one at 11:30pm 

This thriller follows a young backpacker named Richard (Leonardo DiCaprio) who, along with a newfound group of friends, discovers a hidden paradise on an uninhabited island in Thailand. However, their dreamlike existence is shattered when they uncover the dark and violent secrets that lie beneath the surface of their seemingly perfect paradise. 

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001) 

Saturday 27th July, ITV1 at 4pm 

A timeless classic that brings to life the magical school of Hogwarts and the extraordinary journey of a young wizard, Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe). Follow Harry as he discovers his true identity and embarks on a quest to keep a dark wizard away from the legendary Philosopher's Stone. Filled with enchanting spells, fantastic creatures, and captivating characters, the film has become an iconic symbol of imagination and adventure for audiences of all ages. 

Bad Boys II (2003) 

Sunday 28th July, E4 at 9pm

In this thrilling action film sequel, Miami detectives Mike Lowrey (Will Smith) and Marcus Burnett (Martin Lawrence) reunite for another action-packed adventure. This time, they face off against a powerful drug lord wreaking havoc on the streets of Miami. As they race against time to bring down the criminal mastermind, Bad Boys II delivers a non-stop thrill ride filled with hilarious banter between the two leads. 

The Pianist (2002) 

Monday 29th July, Talking Pictures TV at 11:05pm   

A powerful and moving film set in the heart of Nazi-occupied Warsaw during World War II. It follows the remarkable true story of Władysław Szpilman (Adrien Brody) a Polish Jewish pianist, as he struggles to survive and evade capture by the Nazis. As he witnesses the destruction of his community and the inhumanity of the Nazi regime, Szpilman's music becomes his only solace amidst the horrors of war. 

The Butterfly Effect (2004) 

Tuesday 30th July, Legend at 9pm 

This thought-provoking and intense psychological thriller follows the life of Evan Treborn (Ashton Kutcher). Evan discovers that he has the ability to travel back in time and change events in his past. However, each time he alters the past, it has unforeseen and drastic consequences on the present and future. A mind-bending journey with emotionally charged twists, that will keep you riveted until the very end. 

Someone at the Door (1950) 

Wednesday 31st July, Talking Pictures TV at 10:10pm 

When a mysterious stranger appears at the doorstep of an ordinary family, claiming a connection to a traumatic incident, tensions rise and secrets unravel, keeping you on the edge of your seat with suspenseful plot twists and unexpected revelations. Someone at the Door provides a classic cinematic experience – combining mystery, suspense, and drama. 

The Theory of Everything (2014) 

Thursday 1st  August, BBC Two at 11:35pm 

This biographical romantic drama film takes a look into the extraordinary life of renowned physicist Stephen Hawking (Eddie Redmayne). The film portrays Hawking's academic achievements, personal struggles, and his profound love story with his first wife, Jane Wilde (Felicity Jones). Against the backdrop of Hawking's battle with ALS, the film beautifully captures the triumph of the human spirit and the power of love in overcoming life's greatest challenges.