As a long-time fan of the collected works o Sir Terr Pratchett, I’ve been a little disappointed by the relative lack of live-action adaptions of his oeuvre. Sure there were a few min series like the best forgotten Hogfather, and the brilliantly-cast, but middlingly-executed Colour of Magic miniseries, but it almost seems unforgivable that we’ve not seen something really attempt to bring the world and its characters to life in the new golden age of TV.

Weekend box office 17 - 19 January 2020: Bad boys, bad boys... whatchu gonna do? Make way more money than anybody expected, that's what!

The Night Clerk is the upcoming crime thriller starring Tye Sheridan. While on duty, a young, socially challenged hotel clerk (Sheridan) witnesses a murder in one of the rooms but his suspicious actions land him as the lead detective’s (John Leguizamo) number one suspect.

Prolific comic book writer Brian K/ Vaughan's Eisner Award-winning Ex Machina is being brought to the big screen by Oscar Isaac as The Great Machina.

Lucasfilm is pursuing one of the biggest up and coming names and trying to convince Thor: Ragnarok's Taika Waititi to develop a move for them.

It's the time of the year that the Oscar hopefuls start hitting cinemas. Leading the charge this week is 1917, a strong contender for Best Picture with rave reviews all round.

The latest in Daniel Radcliffe's continuous quest to make you forget he was once Harry Potter, Guns Akimbo looks absolutely bonkers as the British actor is swept in a televised illegal deathmatch... while wearing nothing but underwear and bear-slippers with guns literally drilled into his hands.

As far removed from the world of James Bond as can be, writer-director Sam Mendes 1917 is a WWI epic as steeped in towering technical ambition as it is gut-wrenching human drama.