As a seasoned movie reviewer with a deep appreciation for documentaries and a soft spot for British programming, I’m thrilled to share my thoughts on this week‘s must-watch offerings.
Once more, the preparations begin for some of the world’s top athletes as they gear up for the 2024 Olympic Games.
On Friday, the Opening Ceremony of the Paris Olympics will be aired live for viewers. Additionally, cricket enthusiasts have something to anticipate before the weekend as The Hundred tournament kicks off on Tuesday.
As a long-time documentary enthusiast and someone who cherishes every moment spent in front of the screen learning new things, I’m thrilled to my core that this week holds a treasure trove of documentaries for us fans. Sophie Morgan’s Fight to Fly and Linford are two highly anticipated productions that will undoubtedly leave us all inspired and moved. I can hardly contain my excitement as I eagerly await their release.
If you’re in the mood for some scripted entertainment, I’d recommend checking out the eighth and final season of Elite on Netflix. For those with an Apple TV+ subscription, don’t miss the season finale of Presumed Innocent. Lastly, ITV1 viewers can look forward to a new episode of Midsomer Murders.
If you’re in search of something fresh and new, don’t worry – there are some exciting options for you! Starting this week on Netflix, you can check out The Decameron. On the other hand, Apple TV+ is set to debut a series remake of the 1981 film Time Bandits, which is being helmed by Taika Waititi, Iain Morris, and Jemaine Clement.
Sophie Morgan’s Fight to Fly
Release date: Monday 22nd July, 9pm, Channel 4
In this documentary, Sophie Morgan conceals a team of travelers with disabilities to unveil the subpar treatment they often face during airline travels. Meanwhile, she pays visits to notable landmarks such as the White House and Downing Street, where she comes across an innovative device that enables passengers to remain in their wheelchairs throughout their flights.
Cricket: The Hundred 2024
Release date: Tuesday 23rd July, 2:30pm, BBC Two
The Hundred tournament is back for its second year, airing on BBC Two. In this 100-ball cricket event, eight city teams specially formed for the competition participate. Each team fields both male and female squads, who will face off against each other over a five-week period.
Midsomer Murders: A Grain of Truth
Release date: Tuesday 23rd July, 8pm, ITV1
In the latest installment of the prolonged murder mystery show featuring Neil Dudgeon, Barnaby is baffled as patrons at a local pub report inexplicable hallucinations, with Fleur suspecting tainted seeded rolls might be to blame. The enigma deepens when a farmer is brutally murdered, forcing Barnaby and Winter to act swiftly to uncover the facts before another victim falls prey to the killer.
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