Of the four movies opening today, I know you only care about one. Happy Spider-Man: Homecoming day everyone!

It's been reported that the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming will see Spidey team up with another Marvel hero, and director Jon Watts likes the idea of a tag-team with vampire hunter Blade against Morbius the Living Vampire,

Edgar Wright's Baby Driver has been the fan-favourite filmmaker's most commercially successful film thus far, so it's no surprise that talk of a sequel has begun. And for once, Wright is actually joining in the conversation. 

Everything ends though, with even the mighty Marvel cinematic universe now facing a conclusion to a saga that is made up of almost two dozen movies. Speaking to the Toronto Sun, Marvel Studios big boss Kevin Feige explained how Avenger 4 would mark the end of an era while the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming would signal a fresh start for the MCU.

A video review of the new, Jon Watt Directed Spider-Man: Homecoming. Starring a much younger, and funnier Tom Holland as Spidey!

The most intense and action-packed preview yet for Christopher Nolan's WWII drama Dunkirk shows off the film's immense battles, while also advertising its special screening format.

Disney have released the first three shorts in their all-female led animated series Star Wars: Forces of Destiny. See Rey and BB-8 fighting to survive in the deserts of Jakku and Leia and Wicket rescuing two captured Ewoks.

In 2005, A Nightmare on Elm Street: Real Nightmares was set to air. Englund would have hosted the series, which would have starred real people attempting to conquer their nightmares by being exposed to their deepest fears. If it sounds similar to that other show about phobias, Fear Factor, then you’re in the exact same frame of mind as the network CBS was when they cancelled the Freddy series after a mere four episodes.