Pixar is taking us on another emotional roller-coaster in their upcoming film Soul.

With the global pandemic of COVID-19, movie releases are being postponed all over the place, so new movies are going to start drying up. That being said, if you aren't sick or self-quarantining, here's what you can catch in cinemas this week. Just wash your damn hands, please.

Vin Diesel brings to life Valiant Comics' popular unkillable superhero in what is supposed to be the start of a brand new shared cinematic universe.

After not initially wanting to make a sequel to the first film, A quiet Place director John Krasinski now already has ideas for a third film in the franchise.

As Covid-19 continues to spread around the world, concerns about the effects of the viral pandemic has resulted in a number of high profile productions being delayed by as much as a year.

“Stuffed” is a documentary feature film about the surprising and unique world of taxidermy. Through the eyes and hands of passionate renowned artists across the world, the film allows the audience to dip into & explore this diverse subculture, where sculptors must also be scientists.

The Third Day is HBO's upcoming two-part mystery/drama mini-series. In “Summer,” one man (The New Pope’s Jude Law) visits a mysterious island off the British coast and discovers a group of inhabitants intent on preserving their home at any cost. In the second half, aka “Winter,” a strong-willed outsider (Moonlight’s Naomie Harris) comes to the island seeking answers — but instead causes a battle to decide its fate.

Thanks to the success of The Invisible Man, classic movie monsters are all the rage again. And Jennifer's Body and Destroyer director Karyn Kusama will be bringing arguably the most famous movie monster to life (again!) for modern audiences.