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Murder On The Orient Express

(1974)

PG 12.05PM, ITV3

Directed by Sidney Lumet, Agatha Christie’s killer train ride has an all-star cast. Albert Finney is Poirot, with Ingrid Bergman (above, with Finney) as one of the carriage full of suspects, along with Sean Connery and Lauren Bacall.

The Book Of Life

(2014) U

2.30PM, CH4

PREMIERE See The Big Movie (right).

Freaky Friday

(2003) PG

2.45PM, ITV2

Before she went off the rails, Lindsay Lohan was the perfect fit for this kind of bubbly teen comedy. Jamie Lee Curtis co-stars as the mom swapping her body with that of her daughter.

Cafe Society

(2016) 12 10PM, SKY PREMIERE

PREMIERE Fans of Woody Allen won’t be disappointed by his sumptuously styled romantic comedy drama. Steve Carell (left), Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart are the three points of a love triangle formed in 1930s Hollywood, and spreading out to New York City’s decadent clubland.

Kick Ass 2

(2013) 15 10PM, E4

Fun, slightly more mellow sequel to the brazen first film. With her dad gone, unorthodox superhero Hit-Girl (Chloe Grace Moretz) has to find her own way in the world – and she doesn’t find it easy to fit in.

Thor: The Dark World

(2013) 12

10.30PM, BBC1

Chris Hemsworth takes top billing in this Marvel adventure, though many have come to appreciate the darker charms of Thor’s devious adoptive brother, Loki (Tom Hiddleston), who here comes close to stealing the show.

End Of Watch

(2012) 15

11.10PM, CH4

Grittily authentic police drama, shot in a semi-documentary style, from writer-director David Ayer (Training Day).

Jake Gyllenhaal (right) and Michael Pena are the cops and buddies, honourable men who aren’t afraid to take risks for a just outcome. Getting too close to an LA drug cartel, they become marked men.