GREAT! Movies TV Guide: Listings, Schedule & What’s On GREAT! Movies Tonight

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Tonight at a Glance 5 programmes · 6pm–1am

GREAT! Movies is a free-to-air film channel, though a fair bit harder to stumble across since a 2025 reshuffle of the Freeview line-up (more on that below). Tonight, Monday 14 September 2026, the Freeview EPG has the evening running four films: Lost and Found from 6:01pm, then A Stranger with My Kids from 7:40pm, The Hatton Garden Job from 9:12pm, and Supercell closing out the night from 10:52pm. Checking again for tonight, an independent listings site that carries this Freeview slot again showed sister channel GREAT! Mystery’s crime schedule (Murder, She Wrote and Castle reruns into an Aurora Teagarden Mystery run) under the same URL instead of this line-up, the same mix-up this channel has produced on previous nights. The titles the Freeview EPG itself lists are films rather than the crime-drama episodes that mixed-up source showed, which is the best confirmation available, but tonight’s running order still isn’t independently confirmed — worth checking the on-screen guide nearer the time.

GREAT! Movies Schedule: Monday 14 September 2026 (Full Listings)

Here is the complete GREAT! Movies schedule for Monday 14 September 2026, on Freeview 62.

Overnight

Time Programme Details
12:28am Predestination
2:09am Fatal Justice
3:42am Bad Man’s River
5:24am The Proud Rebel

Breakfast

Time Programme Details
7:14am Air Rescue
7:41am Air Rescue
8:07am Air Rescue
8:33am Air Rescue

Morning

Time Programme Details
9am Air Rescue
9:27am McLintock!
11:41am Abducted: Fugitive For Love

Afternoon

Time Programme Details
1:16pm Forgotten Abduction
2:50pm Born And Missing
4:24pm Nowhere To Be Found

Early evening

Time Programme Details
6:01pm Lost and Found

Primetime

Time Programme Details
7:40pm A Stranger with My Kids
9:12pm The Hatton Garden Job

Late night

Time Programme Details
10:52pm Supercell

What’s on GREAT! Movies today

Four films fill the overnight hours: Predestination opens at 12:28am, then the thriller Fatal Justice from 2:09am, and two classic westerns close out the small hours, Bad Man’s River from 3:42am and The Proud Rebel from 5:24am.

Air Rescue holds the breakfast slot on its own, five back-to-back editions running from 7:14am to 9:27am, before the John Wayne western McLintock! takes over.

Four more thrillers fill the rest of the day: Abducted: Fugitive For Love from 11:41am, Forgotten Abduction from 1:16pm, Born And Missing from 2:50pm and Nowhere To Be Found from 4:24pm. See tonight’s primetime below.

GREAT! Movies tonight — primetime and the evening schedule

Here’s the GREAT! Movies primetime line-up for tonight, Monday 14 September 2026.

Lost and Found — GREAT! Movies, 6:01pm

A family secret surfaces and forces a reckoning before the credits roll — the domestic-thriller shape this early-evening slot favours most. It’s a warm-up for the two heavier titles later on rather than a destination in its own right.

A Stranger with My Kids — GREAT! Movies, 7:40pm

Another entry in the missing-persons-and-hidden-threat mould that fills most of this channel’s evening hours: a parent uncovers danger closer to home than expected, resolved inside ninety minutes. It sticks close to the template, which is rather the point of the slot.

The Hatton Garden Job — GREAT! Movies, 9:12pm

This one dramatises a real event: the Easter weekend 2015 raid on the Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company in London, carried out by a crew of elderly career criminals who drilled into one of the vaults over a bank holiday. It’s the closest thing to a proper primetime pick tonight, a true story with more grounding than most of what surrounds it.

Supercell — GREAT! Movies, 10:52pm

The night closes on a tornado-chasing disaster picture, ordinary people caught in nature’s path rather than a gangster’s. It’s the kind of effects-led thriller this channel reaches for to see out a Monday, and a lighter note to end on after the heist film before it.

What kind of films are on GREAT! Movies

Classic Hollywood and westerns

The overnight schedule is where the channel’s deepest library lives: 1950s and ’60s Hollywood, John Wayne westerns through to Alan Ladd dramas, accumulated over more than a decade of broadcasting. It’s also the only stretch of the day where the films are genuinely old rather than just cheap, and if you set a recorder for anything here, set it for the small hours.

Lifetime-style crime and thriller movies

Daytime belongs to the made-for-TV thriller that Lifetime and its American equivalents turn out at pace. Missing persons, family secrets, one twist, done inside 90 minutes. Quality swings about a good deal from title to title, and none of it is trying to be more than something to have on.

Contemporary action and thriller premieres

Evenings bring newer titles, generally from the last five to twenty years, mostly domestic-menace thrillers with the occasional proper action picture and a recognisable lead.

How to watch GREAT! Movies

Channel numbers

GREAT! Movies isn’t where it used to be. Here’s where to actually find it now:

Platform Channel
Freeview (connected Freeview Play) 62
Freely 57
Sky No longer available under this name (became GREAT! Mystery, September 2025)
Virgin Media No longer available under this name (became GREAT! Mystery, September 2025)
Freesat Not currently listed
Great! Player Free app, no channel number needed

Until 4 September 2025 this was an ordinary aerial-only channel on Freeview 50 and Sky 321. GREAT! Mystery has those slots now. Nothing about it costs money, but the broadband requirement is the bit that catches people out, particularly anyone still using an older box.

Streaming online

GREAT! Movies streams free through Great! Player at great-player.com, no account required, with apps for Amazon Fire TV, YouView, and Samsung and LG smart TVs, plus the App Store and Google Play. Alongside the live stream there’s a library of past films, which is how you pick something up after it has aired.

GREAT! sister channels

GREAT! Movies is one of five channels Narrative Entertainment UK Limited runs under the GREAT! banner, all of them part of Sony’s UK line-up before the 2021 sale and rebrand.

Channel Freeview Sky Virgin Media Focus
GREAT! Movies 62 (connected) Not available under this name Not available under this name Contemporary thrillers, classic Hollywood and cult favourites
GREAT! Mystery 50 321 425 Crime, mystery and true-crime films (took over GREAT! Movies’ old Freeview 50 slot)
GREAT! Action 42 323 426 Action films, war films and westerns
GREAT! TV 34 157 170 Scripted drama, nostalgia and gameshows
GREAT! Romance 52 319 424 Romantic films old and new

All five sit in the same Great! Player app, which is how you reach GREAT! Movies on the platforms that no longer list it.

Frequently asked questions

What channel is GREAT! Movies on Freeview?

Channel 62, a connected Freeview Play slot since 4 September 2025, so it needs broadband as well as an aerial. Older Freeview boxes and standalone recorders without internet access can’t tune in. Freely carries it on 57.

Is GREAT! Movies still on Sky and Virgin Media?

Not under this name. Its old Sky slots (321, HD 318, +1 322) and Virgin Media slot were permanently rebranded to GREAT! Mystery in the same swap. Great! Player is the way to watch it if your TV isn’t set up for Freeview Play or Freely.

What’s on GREAT! Movies tonight?

Four films run tonight: Lost and Found from 6:01pm, then A Stranger with My Kids at 7:40pm, The Hatton Garden Job at 9:12pm, and Supercell closing out the night from 10:52pm. An independent listings site checked again for tonight showed sister channel GREAT! Mystery’s crime schedule under this slot instead of a film line-up, the same mix-up this channel has produced before, so this running order is UNVERIFIED beyond the Freeview EPG’s own listing — check the on-screen guide nearer the time.

Is GREAT! Movies free to watch, and does it carry adverts?

Free on all three: Freeview Play, Freely and Great! Player. There are ad breaks during films, as on any commercially funded channel, but no subscription and no sign-in required.

Who owns GREAT! Movies?

Narrative Entertainment UK Limited. It launched on Sky in May 2012 as Sony Movie Channel, reached Freeview in January 2017, became Sony Movies in 2019, and took the GREAT! Movies name in May 2021 after Narrative Capital bought Sony’s UK free-to-air channels.

What are the GREAT! sister channels?

GREAT! Action (Freeview 42), GREAT! TV (Freeview 34), GREAT! Romance (Freeview 52) and GREAT! Mystery (Freeview 50), which took over GREAT! Movies’ old, more prominent Freeview slot. All stream free via Great! Player.

Can I watch GREAT! Movies online for free, and is there catch-up?

Yes. Great! Player at great-player.com, plus apps on Freeview Play, Freely, YouView, Amazon Fire TV, and Samsung and LG smart TVs. No account needed, and the film library works as catch-up.

Verdict

The programming hasn’t got worse. The finding of it has. A channel that used to be a couple of button presses away now wants a broadband connection, a Freeview Play box or the Great! Player app, and some willingness to go looking, which is a genuine cost for something whose whole appeal was being there when you flicked past it.

Tonight’s own line-up carries an extra caveat: an independent listings site that would normally confirm a schedule like this is again showing sister channel GREAT! Mystery’s crime films under the GREAT! Movies banner, so Lost and Found, A Stranger with My Kids, The Hatton Garden Job and Supercell come from the Freeview EPG alone rather than a confirmed source. Treat the schedule table as the best available answer rather than a certainty, and check the on-screen guide before settling in. Nobody is choosing GREAT! Movies over a cinema release regardless, but as undemanding evening viewing it does the job it always has.


Related: Film4 TV Guide | Freeview Channel Guide | Films on TV This Week

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