Weekend box office report 24 - 26 August 2018: Crazy Rich Asians continued its historic success in the best way possible as the Asian-led rom-com pulled off the new impossible by barely dropping in its second weekend. However, that same good fortune didn't make it to The Happytime Murders which was one of Melissa McCarthy's worst career openings.

It appears that Bond 25 lost more than just a director when Danny Boyle exited the production last week. Reports indicate that producers may also be scrapping John Hodge's script, which could lead to a release date delay as they get new filmmakers in place. Filmmakers who could include Edgar Wright and Jean-Marc Jean-Marc Vallée.

The messy saga of James Gunn continued this weekend past and reached what many had seen as an inevitability as it appears that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 has been put on indefinite hold.

With wizards and witches arguably more popular than ever, perhaps it makes sense to bring back one of the first series to make being a witch attractive.

Earlier this week, Netflix started testing out showing ads of its own original shows to people who were binge-watching their favourites. It caused a bit of consternation given that one of the best things about the paid-for service is that it’s ad-free. Here's how to opt out.

While I can't even comprehend how this novel is even a thing, it turns out its getting a movie adaptation as well.

With this week's new releases, it's a great time for representation in cinemas. There's diversity spanning across African Americans, Asians, women and... robot dogs?

With Elba apparently very much out of the running, who would you want as the next Bond?