Weekend box office report 11 - 13 October 2019: Joker crosses $500 million, while the Will Smith-led Gemini Man can't beat The Addams Family. Meanwhile, Bong Joon Ho's Palme d'Or winner Parasite breaks limited-release records.

Marvel's oft forgotten The Incredible Hulk movie may be forgotten no longer as Marvel plans to bring back another popular character from that early Marvel movie.

In his first major post-Iron Man role, Robert Downey Jr. is bringing to life the classic literary character Doctor Dolittle... but it looks kind of messy, and I'm not just talking about the animals.

In the rough-and-tumble town of Seaside (nowhere near the sea), villagers flock to Punch and Judy’s marionette theatre. Though Punch (Damon Herriman) proclaims himself the greatest puppeteer and his beating stick rouses cheers from the crowd, it’s Judy (Mia Wasikowska) who breathes artistry into the otherwise crude show. But during a drinking bout and a tragic mishap with their child, the hot-tempered Punch brutally beats Judy, leaving her for dead in the woods. Taken in by Doctor Goodtime and a society of outcasts, Judy plots her revenge.

Some movies don't need any further prequels or sequels and tell a copmlete story as is. Training Day is one of those movies, but it looks like it is getting a prequel anyway.

Pixar is getting back into telling original sories and this new traielr for Onward showcases a movie that ticks all the boxes.

You can happily skip past the "big releases" of this week and head straight to Bong Joon Ho's highly acclaimed black comedy horror Parasite. Everything else isn't really worth your time.

I am incredibly excited for The Witcher series that’s coming to Netflix. I’ve read a few of the books and played all of the games, so I’m rather looking forward to seeing that all translated to the small screen, when Netflix’s The Witcher debuts towards the end of the year (apparently December 17th, but that information, leaked by Netflix in The Netherlands, was subsequently deleted).