It may be Friday the 13th but there aren't any spooky releases this weekend, but there is a little bit of everything else though.

WarnerMedia and J.J. Abram's Bad Robot have just inked a massive landmark deal. It'll see the fan-favourite director and his company producing all sorts of entertainment media for Warner's, from movies to TV series, and possibly even video games.

For 20 years James Cameron was the king of the box office, first with Titanic and then Avatar. Earlier this year though, Marvel's Avengers: Endgame finally snatched the crown of biggest film of all time, and strangely enough, Cameron could not be happier about it.

Dublin Murders is the upcoming dark psychological crime series based on the works of best-selling Irish crime author Tana French. It stars Killian Scott and Sarah Greene as a pair of detectives tasked with investigating the murder of a young girl whose body is found in the woods on the outskirts of Dublin, a case that threatens to open old wounds for all involved.

The popular Tank Girl is coming back to the big screen as Margot Robbie's production company picks up the rights to the film, set to be directed by Miles Joris-Peyrafitte

The upcoming Bloodshot was supposed to be the start of a new comic book cinematic universe focusing on Valiant Comics characters, but now with other titles changing homes to Paramount, it looks like the VCU has hit a major bump in the road.

With the last movie ending on a cliff-hanger, director Colin Trevorrow is utilizing a short film - releasing this coming weekend! - to sett up what we can expect for the third Jurassic World film.

In the increasingly crowded gap left behind by Game of Thrones, Apple is throwing its hat into the big budget fantasy series ring with the Jason Momoa-led See.