One Of The Most Hilariously Awful Films Are Movie Sequels On Tv Tonight

I, Robot: Film four (6:50pm)

Will Smith's 2004 blockbuster action sci fi film I, Robot is a funny adventurous two hour movie that won't bore the audience. It is written by Isaac Asimov, a science fiction writer who wrote six short stories about human-like robots powered by artificial intelligence who wish to create disturbance through new advanced technology on their own. The story is about a technophobic cop played by Will Smith who investigates a murder in a dystopian world where robots are commanded to follow three rules to keep humans safe but the suspect this time is a human protector robot itself.

Under Siege 2, Dark Territory: Film four (9pm)

After the immense success of the first movie, hopes were high that this sequel will follow in its footsteps too. Unfortunately due to bad action sequences and doggy special effects it couldn't do that well. The story is about a retired navy officer who is travelling with his niece on a train when he realises that terrorists board the same train to hijack a destructive US satellite. Eric Bogosian gave an impressive performance with the movie’s twists and turns, the film ends up actually being fun.

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Kick-Ass 2: BBC Three (10:05pm)

2013 action comedy starring Jim Carry Kick-Ass was a fan favourite. However, the awaited sequel was disappointing and wasn't as entertaining as the first movie. It is a black comedy superhero film written and directed by Jeff Wadlow based on the graphic novels by Mark Millar and John Romita Jr. The story is about a superhero in highschool who joins new heroes to fight Red Mist, the super villain.

Trading Places: Film Four (12:55 am)

Almost a two hour comedy christmas movie released in 1983 tells a story about two fortunes getting swapped on one side there's an investor Dan Aykroyd and on the other, Eddie Murphy a con artist. Two millionaire brothers switch their fortunes as a part of their bet.

In The Heat Of The Night: BBC Two (11.15pm)

What is better than watching a crime murder mystery at night. This classic 1967 movie is about a black detective and police officer from philadelphia investigating a murder of a businessman in a small town of Mississippi . On his journey, he faces racism in the southern United states. This movie has been nominated for seven Oscars, winning five including Best Picture and Best Actor award. It has also been on the list for 100 Greatest Movies in American Cinema. The film was selected by the United Nations to preserve it in the National Film Registry quoted as being “culturally and historically significant” by the Library of congress.

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