Thursday
Inside Amy Schumer, ABC2, 10 pm AEST
Conversational comedian Amy Schumer knows absolutely no bounds. On this episode, she tackles some of her many regrets from having a one-night stand to auditioning for the infamous ‘2 Girls 1 Cup’. Not one to watch with your grandma.
Friday
Underworld, 7 Mate, 9:40 pm AEST
Pre-dating the dreadful Twilight series, Underworld is a classic vampire flick that has it all. From its intense fight scenes to its stylish cinematography, Underworld serves up a superb mix of fantasy and thrill.
Slut Phobia?, SBS 2, 10:15 pm AEST
Directed by Sunny Bergman, this documentary takes a profound look at society’s views on female sexuality and where these disapproving stances stem from.
Saturday
Toy Story 3, Ch. 7, 7:30 pm AEST
Breaking the mould of terrible sequels, Toy Story 3 sees all your favourite fictional toys attempt to escape a day-care centre and return to their rightful owner, Andy whilst battling terrifying toddlers and malicious toys along the way. Way more than ‘just another kids movie’.
Adam Hills Stand Up Live, ABC2, 8:29 pm AEST
Looking for a laugh this Saturday night? Adam Hills has you covered. Performing an exclusive stand up show, this hour-long program is sure to be filled to the brim with his hilarious anecdotes.
Inglorious Basterds, Ch. 7, 9:40 pm AEST
Directed by the always-entertaining Quentin Tarantino, this twisted take on the events of WWII is exhilarating, deliciously gory and drenched in unforgettable performances. Don’t be fooled by the subject matter, this peculiar film will leave you in stitches.
Sunday
Batman, Ch. 9, 9:30 pm AEST
Released in 1989, Tim Burton’s Batman is still equal parts eerie and spectacular. While the technology and costumes may seem dated compared to Christopher Nolan’s trilogy, one thing that has not dated is Jack Nicholson’s near-perfect performance as the diabolical Joker. Also stars Michael Keaton and Kim Basinger.
Once My Mother, ABC, 10:16 pm AEST
Abandoned by her mother at age 7, this moving documentary sees Australian filmmaker Sophia Turkiewicz explore her difficult relationship with her mother and uncover the truth behind her mother’s escape from a Siberian gulag. An honest and refreshing watch that may teach you something about forgiveness and the poisonous power of resentment.
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