Movies on TV

Highlights for each day of the week

Monday, July 23

Out of Time

Denzel Washington stars in this thriller as a Florida police chief racing to solve the deadly arson for which he’s been framed. With Eva Mendes. (2003) 3 p.m., AMC

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Tuesday, July 24

Dazed and Confused

A later generation’s answer to American Graffiti, this Richard Linklater film follows a group of Texas teens on the last day of high school for the Class of 1976. (1993) 10:50 a.m., Encore

Wednesday, July 25

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo

Rooney Mara plays a troubled computer whiz who helps a journalist probe a 40-year-old murder. David Fincher (The Social Network) directed this adaptation of a Stieg Larsson best seller. (2011) 8 p.m., Starz

Thursday, July 26

The Horse Whisperer

Robert Redford starred in and directed this sensitive drama about a trainer trying to restore a traumatized horse and its rider to health. With Kristin Scott Thomas. (1998) 8:05 a.m., Cinemax

Friday, July 27

Dick Tracy

Al Pacino’s turn as Big Boy Caprice counts as a highlight in Warren Beatty’s playful rendition of the classic detective comic strip. (1990) 8 p.m., TCM

Saturday, July 28

Little Children

Kate Winslet plays a bored suburban housewife who takes up with a stay-at-home dad in this adaptation of a Tom Perrotta novel. (2006) 10:15 p.m., Sundance

Sunday, July 29

West Side Story

Ten Oscars, including Best Picture, went to this urban update of Romeo and Juliet, featuring Jerome Robbins’s spirited choreography and Leonard Bernstein’s soaring score. (1961) 5:15 p.m., TCM

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