Star War: The Last Jedi is out in cinemas right now and it's damn good! What's more, it's also inspired some artists to create some damn good movie posters of their own, and we've found a bunch of them for you!

Every year we are offered a range of movies that excite, scare, entertain and disappoint us and each year offers something better, or worse, than the last. 2017 has offered us some truly fantastic works, from Blade Runner to the new Star Wars, every genre has had a highlight and a low light. Here's what the team has to say about their personal choices of both.

After Kervyn's fantastic review of Star Wars: The Last Jedi went out yesterday I thought I'd offer a different opinion, but is it still good?

I can easily think of 13 Reasons Why this second season of Netflix's hit show shouldn't be made, but at least the shows main star Katherine Langford believes there is more to tell.

Any movie that goes head to head with a Star Wars film for their opening weekend either doesn’t care for their box office performance, or didn’t plan their release schedule very well! Of everything else opening this weekend, The Foreigner looks to be the most worthy of your time, otherwise, it’s Star Wars all the way! [divider style=”shadow” top=”30″ bottom=”30″] …

The Clapper is the upcoming romantic comedy starring Ed Helms and Amanda Seyfried. Helms plays a man making his living as a professional infomercial audience member, and just getting into a relationship with the cashier at his local petrol station, whose life gets upended when a notorious late night TV show host puts a spotlight on him.

With Disney's acquisition of Fox-owned Marvel characters, some fans were worried that R-rated properties like Deadpool would be getting toned down. Well, no f#$%ing need to worry, motherf$%^er!

New reports indicate that Woody Harrelson could be inline for a role in the upcoming Venom film from Sony