Wedding drama, religious drama, American drama and apple-picking drama are the main features of this week's new cinema releases. One of those is allegedly a comedy, but I'll leave it up to you to decide which one.

We continue our discussion with the FanCon organizers. In this section, we discuss their star-studded international and local guest lineup (and how they landed them), and what the packed programme offers.

It's been over 18 months since the release of Spectre and yet there is still no studio that has signed up the franchise following Sony and MGMs deal expiring. It seems the bidding is still ongoing with a reported five studios still in the running to secure the franchise.

King Kong may need to grab your attention for a lot longer than a movie, as it looks like the ultimate Ape is about to get a TV series of his own. With a female focused cast.

Mark Millar's popular comic book series may appear to be in development hell on the movie side, but that hasn't stopped the writer from revealing who he'd like to play the leads in the planned movie.

If you thought Disney's planned live-action adaptation couldn't get any weirder with Guy Ritchie directing, then you better hold into your carpet for this next news.

Marvel movies aren’t just licenses to print money for Disney lately. They’re also platforms for new talent to emerge, especially behind the camera. Before Captain America: The Winter Soldier hit screens, Anthony and Joe Russo were known for helming several tight episodes of Community and a short film that was literally called Carf*ckers. Now? They’re Marvel’s hottest creative team, directing not one but two Avengers movies next. The same could be said for James Gunn, who despite having directed the creepy and fantastic Slither had yet to become a household name. The list goes on and on, with two new names joining the mighty Marvel library this week: Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck.