Free films on TV this week

Free films on TV this week: 

The Blues Brothers (1980) 

Friday 18th October, ITV4 at 9pm 

Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi star in this iconic musical comedy as two brothers on a ‘mission from God’ to bring their band back together. With legendary musical cameos, car chases, and a whole lot of soul, it's an absolute classic that never loses its groove. Whether you're in it for the laughs or the unforgettable tunes, this is a show you won’t want to miss. 

Marley & Me (2008) 

Saturday 19th October, ITV2 at 4:50pm 

Newlyweds John (Owen Wilson) and Jenny (Jennifer Aniston) adopt a rambunctious Labrador, Marley, in hopes of preparing for parenthood. But as Marley grows, so does the chaos! Full of heartfelt moments and life lessons Marley quickly becomes an unforgettable part of their family. 

Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) 

Sunday 20th October, Film4 at 9pm 

Rami Malek electrifies as Freddie Mercury in this spectacular biopic about Queen’s rise to rock royalty. Packed with show-stopping performances, this one will have you singing along to every iconic anthem. This film is an exhilarating tribute to both the highs and lows of Mercury's extraordinary life. 

Harriet Craig (1950) 

Monday 21st October, Talking Pictures at 10:45pm 

Film legend Joan Crawford shines in this gripping drama as the controlling Harriet Craig, whose obsession with perfection threatens to unravel her home and marriage. A riveting character study that’s impossible to look away from, as Crawford masterfully portrays the complexities of a woman trapped by her own need for control, a true old Hollywood gem! 

Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021) 

Tuesday 22nd October, Film4 at 9pm 

Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) is struggling to coexist with his alien symbiote, Venom, while trying to rebuild his career as a journalist. Things take a dangerous turn when Eddie interviews notorious serial killer Cletus Kasady, who becomes the host for a powerful and deadly symbiote known as Carnage. Full of intense action and biting humour, this sequel pushes Eddie and Venom’s uneasy partnership to its limits. 

Lion (2016)

Wednesday 23rd October, Film4 at 6:35pm 

Dev Patel delivers an emotional punch in this inspiring true story of a man who sets out to find his lost family after 25 years. Stunningly heartfelt and full of hope, it's a journey that stays with you long after the credits roll. A deeply moving exploration of identity and belonging. 

All is True (2018) 

Thursday 24th October, BBC Two at 11pm 

Kenneth Branagh, Judi Dench, and Ian McKellen star in this touching portrayal of William Shakespeare’s final years. After a fire destroys the Globe Theatre, Shakespeare retires to his hometown, where he faces long-buried family secrets, unresolved grief over his son’s death, and strained relationships with his wife. A moving and intimate portrait of the man behind the world’s most famous words.