Anne Hathaway expresses interest in Catwoman. We express interest in her leather suit.

Dan Aykroyd tells Sony to get busy soon, or he’ll get lost!

Rise Of The Guardians is a technically impressive piece of work from the folks at DreamWorks who brought you the spectacular How To Train Your Dragon. It really is quite lovely to watch. Unfortunately, this is where we must get off the positivity train and enter the dark and rotting sled that is everything else about this film. The plot, the characters, the story – all must obey the cardinal rule of a kids film: Don’t be boring. It is a rule that Rise Of The Guardians breaks with aplomb.

Will Dave Grohl be GIVING THE BEST OF HIMself in his directorial debut?

Talking animals – check. Journey of a lifetime – check. Ryan Reynolds – double check.

“Superman isn’t Batman” and more stunning revelations from The Dark Knight Rises director.

We all love Star Wars, except for those of us who don’t love Star Wars. One thing all Star Wars fans can agree on is that Lucasfilm made a complete hash of the Special Editions in 1997, which felt like George Lucas experimenting (badly) with CGI in preparation for the Star Wars prequels. And we all know how they turned out.

Graham Chapman has been mostly dead for 23 years now, but hasn’t stopped his voice reaching out through the veil of time to narrate his own (mostly fictional) biography. Recent recordings of Graham Chapman reading his own book have been remastered to fit this 3D collection of animations as an homage to the great deceased Python. Featuring the talents of the Monty Python team, along with a few surprise guests, A Liar’s Autobiography is a wonderful tribute, even if it lags in places. There is a lot of love for Graham Chapman in this film, and hopefully you will feel it too.

Annapurna Pictures and Skydance form an unholy alliance to bring Skynet back online

Superman’s two weaknesses: kryptonite and marital aids