TV’s aren’t the sort of thing you replace regularly – unless you’re the sort that has to stay up to date with the latest standards and resolutions. I think for most, if the TV hits Full HD and has some smart features, then it does its job. If that describes your relationship with TV, and you bought a Samsung set a few years ago, then it’s possible that your smart TV is going to lose a bit a of its functionality.

Weekend box office report 8 - 10 November 2019: Doctor Sleep was caught napping as the Stephen King sequel bombed hard, giving up the top spot to Roland Emmerich's WWII disaster film Midway

Facing the unique challenge of merging Stephen King's books with Stanley Kubrick's film legacy, Mike Flanagan steers Doctor Sleep in the right direction

Who ya gonna call for Ghostbusters 3? The original Peter Venkman, that's who.

If you ever thought that Warner Bros.'s plan for a gritty, R-rated take on a Batman villain was a bad idea, well the joke is most definitely on you now.

Jamie Foxx stars as the voice of Joe Gardner, a middle-aged music teacher who aspires to become a jazz musician. However on the eve of realising his dream a tragic misstep causes his soul to become separated from his body and transported to the “You Seminar”. There young souls develop their own personalities and passions before being assigned to a newborn child on Earth, and Joe must work with these souls - like the despondent 22 (Tina Fey) - in order to prepare them for their lives to come.

The classic 1970s TV series - which reportedly ripped off an idea from Bruce Lee - is getting revived as a modern female-led series that transplants the action from the American Old West to China.

Thanks to Doctor Sleep being such a long movie, I am ironically rather sleep-deprived today, as the screening went on a good couple of hours past my usual bedtime. Luckily for me, it was a film worth staying up for.