It's Black Friday and you would honestly be insane if you venture into the malls today. If you dare brave the crowds, here's what you can expect to see in cinemas.

True History of the Kelly Gang is the upcoming drama based on the life of infamous Australian outlaw Ned Kelly that, despite what the title says, is not a true history. Instead it's a psychedelic trip down the rabbit hole into the psyche of a man who railed against "civilised" society.

Do you want to see some bad CGI? Probably not which is why Tom Hooper has said that the effects team has been changing its CGI following the strong backlash from its first trailer

We should have known we couldn't trust an ex-Stormtrooper!

We’re all eagerly waiting for Netflix’s adaptation of Andrzej Sapkowski’s The Witcher novels to hit, so we can see if the cast and showrunners have managed to deliver a worthwhile adaptation. It’s not too long now; we have just over three weeks to go before we get to see for ourselves. In the meantime, those who’ve had the chance to watch early screeners have started spilling their spoiler-free thoughts on the internet, and the general consensus seems to be that it’s pretty damned good.

Filmmaker Rian Johnson may be more famous - or infamous - for his sci-fi blockbuster efforts, but he's returning to his crime filmmaking roots with Knives Out, a devilishly twisty murder mystery that combines Agathie Christie-level plotting with Johnson's own razor-sharp wit and a flamboyant Daniel Craig.

Star Wars properties may get people hyped (and weirdly angry), but as the infinitely better Star Wars parody Spaceballs pointed out, the money’s really in the merchandising. And good god, will Disney license the Star Wars property out to just about anybody with money. We recently saw a bunch of incredibly overpriced Star Wars Le Creuset cookware, and now Williams Sonoma – the company behind the famous Instant Pot – is delivering Star Wars themed electronic pressure cookers.

Elizabeth Banks has signed on to star and direct in Universal's new take on their classic film... which is not related to Universal's The Invisible Man. Definitely not confusing at all.