Weekend box office report 24 - 26 November 2018: The 5-day Thanksgiving weekend is always big business at the box office in the US, and this year was no different as Ralph Breaks the Internet and Creed II led a record-breaking weekend. Unfortunately for Robin Hood, it didn't have anything to be thankful for.

Sony may not have included Spider-Man in their recent Venom movie, but it turns out that not only did they not need the wall-crawler, but they can do better than before without him.

The Vanishing is the upcoming psychological thriller starring Gerard Butler and Peter Mullan. On an uninhabited island 20 miles from the rugged Scottish coast, three lighthouse keepers arrive for their 6-week shift. As they settle into their normal quiet routine, something unexpected, potentially life-changing occurs – they stumble upon gold. What follows is a tense battle for survival, fed by isolation, paranoia and greed, leading three honest men down a path to destruction.

The home of Strange Brigade, 2000AD and various other properties has now invested $100 million on a new location that’ll be used for two of their biggest upcoming projects, a Judge Dredd TV series and an upcoming Rogue Trooper film that’ll be directed by Warcraft’s Duncan Jones.

Amazon is aggressively pursuing the sports market as they are looking to bid for the Fox sports networks which are now up for grabs.

Fronted the late, majestic Freddie Mercury, Queen was one of the greatest rock bands of all time. Bohemian Rhapsody is here to tell that story, but will it rock you or is your time better spent riding your bicycle?

It feels like there is nowhere you can go to avoid that which rhymes with Flack Fillet Slay. So why even bother? If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.

Once upon a Deadpool is one of the most bizarre concepts to be pitched in a long time. And yet, someone thought of it already over a year ago.