Sunday Action Feast: From Sci‑Fi Thrills to War‑time Drama—What to Watch on GREAT! Action

At 18:45 the channel rolls out a blockbuster from the 2000s that still feels alive. Terminator 3: Rise of The Machines pits a disgraced soldier against a new generation of machines. The film’s pacing is tight and the stakes are high, though the plot twists feel familiar. Still entertaining for fans of high‑concept action.

Before that, Murder Maps dives into a real‑life investigation along the Thames. The series gives a gritty look at the hunt for a killer, but the pacing can lag. It holds up well for those who appreciate investigative drama.

War‑film buffs will enjoy The Cruel Sea and Anzio, two classics that showcase the brutal reality of naval and ground combat. Both films are dense with period detail and character study, offering a reliable dose of historical drama.

For a splash of maritime tension, Run Silent, Run Deep delivers a tense submarine duel. The cast’s performances are solid, though the story sometimes feels formulaic. It’s still a solid choice if you’re in the mood for nautical suspense.

Action continues with Wanted: Dead or Alive, an 80s‑style chase that throws a bounty hunter into a CIA trap. The pacing is relentless, but the plot sometimes relies on clichés. It’s a one‑time watch for adrenaline junkies.

Western fans will catch The Duel, a contemporary take with Woody Harrelson and Liam Hemsworth. The film’s blend of classic tropes and modern sensibilities gives it a unique edge, though the pacing could use a sharper focus.

Moving beyond fiction, Coast Guard Alaska offers real‑life heroism on the high seas. The show’s realism is compelling, but it can feel slow for those craving drama.

Disaster thrillers are delivered by NYC: Tornado Terror, where a jet stream vortex threatens Manhattan. The visuals are spectacular, but the narrative relies on over‑the‑top scenarios. Still, it’s a visual spectacle that holds up for fans of the genre.

For a lighter break, Good News on GREAT! Extra brings heartwarming stories that lift the mood. It’s a reliable filler that keeps the channel’s tone balanced.

Finally, This Week Back Then offers a nostalgic look at past news bulletins. It provides context for the present and is a satisfying wrap‑up to the day’s lineup.

Bottom line: Sunday on GREAT! Action is a mixed bag of high‑concept sci‑fi, gritty war dramas, and real‑life heroics. Pick the elements that match your mood and let the channel guide you through a full spectrum of entertainment.