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Published 17:30 5 Feb 2025 GMT
Updated 17:38 5 Feb 2025 GMT

Our TV movie pick for tonight (Wednesday, 5 February) is Mean Streets, the 1973 crime drama co-written and directed by Martin Scorsese (The Departed, Goodfellas and Taxi Driver).
Set in the Little Italy neighbourhood of New York City, the film centres around Charlie (Harvey Keitel), a young man torn between his devout Catholicism and his illicit Mafia work.
This is as his more reckless friend Johnny Boy (Robert De Niro) gets in over his head with a vicious loan shark.
Serving as the breakthrough movie for future legends De Niro, Keitel and Scorsese, Mean Streets' stylish direction, incredible sense of place and powerful performances have cemented it as an all-time classic.
The movie is airing on TV tonight on Film4 at 11.35pm.
It is also currently streaming on Mubi and should be available to watch on Channel 4's website after it airs.
Father Stu - Film4 - 9pm
Mark Wahlberg stars in this 2022 biographical drama as a boxer-turned-Catholic priest who is diagnosed with a rare muscular disease.
You Only Live Twice - ITV4 - 9pm
The fifth Bond movie with Sean Connery, You Only Live Twice is notable for having its screenplay penned by Roald Dahl.
Need for Speed - Sky Max - 9pm
This movie adaptation of the popular racing video game is no Fast and Furious.
Sabotage - Legend - 9pm
Arnold Schwarzenegger leads a crack team of drug enforcement agents who start getting picked off one by one after stealing a lot of money in this action thriller JOE previously called “absolutely disgusting”.
The Howling - Legend Xtra - 11.10pm
The legendary werewolf movie made by Gremlins director Joe Dante.
Legacy of Lies - Legend - 11.10pm
Cult action movie star Scott Atkins (Avengement) plays an ex-MI6 agent thrown back into the world of espionage in this spy thriller that earned solid reviews.
Respect - BBC One (except Scotland and Wales) - 11.15pm
Oscar-winner Jennifer Hudson is Aretha Franklin in this music biopic.
A Little Chaos - BBC Two - 11.30pm
Alan Rickman directed and appeared in this drama set in 17th-century France about King Louis XIV's chief landscape architect (Matthias Schoenaerts) hiring a woman (Kate Winslet) to create a lavish garden at Versailles.
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