Most of this week's new releases are based on true(ish) stories - Christopher Nolan's WWII epic Dunkirk being the most highly anticipated. The rest are stories you probably haven't even heard of.  

Critically acclaimed filmmaker Christopher Nolan leaves behind the worlds of costumed superheroes and mind-bending sci-fi, to instead tackle the unbelievable true story of the WWII evacuation of Dunkirk.

A sombre and melancholic film that wastes its promising story and acting talent and provides something dull and monotone instead.

The Watchmen is one of those beloved graphic novels that has an ill-fated relationship with film adaptations. So, why not try it as a TV series instead - with a few changes along the way to make it work.

With Bond 25 now finally scheduled, it's now time to find out who will be making it. A new report claims that Denis Villeneuve (Arrival), David Mackenzie (Hell or High Water) and Yann Demange ('71) are the likeliest candidates.

We don't often get to see African American women play the big action heroes in films. Which is a pity because Henson shows that they are certainly capable.

The Vault is the upcoming horror/thriller movie in which two sisters enact a desperate plan to rob a bank. However the tables are turned when the bank manager leads them to an old vault that contains far more than they expected.