The world may not need a reboot of the Men in Black franchise, but it can certainly do with more sparkling chemistry between Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson.

There’s just over a month to go until Avengers: Infinity War hits the big screen. Judging by the fact that Kervyn has painted himself purple and wrapped his hand in tinfoil as he proceeds to tear the office apart looking for the Infinity Kidney Stones that our horrific diets have infused our bodies with, I’d say that there’s some excitement …

Although we've known it for a while now, Dundee "the movie that was actually a tourism ad" finally came clean at the Super Bowl this weekend past. But could this clever marketing campaign for Tourism Australia actually just be the start of bringing the Crocodile Dundee franchise back to the big screen for real?

The cat is now out of the bag - or rather, kangaroo out of the pouch, to be more geographically accurate - as that surprise Crocodile Dundee sequel starring Danny McBride has been revealed to actually be an elaborate Australian tourism campaign.

When it comes to collector's items some like bobbleheads, some like toys, and others like signed memorabilia! Well, guess what, we are giving away two posters for the upcoming movie 12 Strong, signed by Chris Hemsworth, Michael Pena, and more.

Thanos is on the march, his deadly order of converts have joined his side and the Infinity Stones are waiting. Is all hope lost? See for yourself in the first trailer for Avengers 3: Infinity War, directed by Joe and Anthony Russo.

From the very first trailer, we knew that director Taika Waititi was going to take Chris Hemsworth's God of Thunder down a very different path in Thor: Ragnarok. But did he do enough to distance it from the staid Marvel formula?