Ghost in the Shell might not be doing so well with its live-action adaptation, but that's not going to stop a brand new anime project in the series.

There’s been a lot said about Ghost In The Shell so far. Some of it valid, some of it less so. What is entirely undisputed however, is that Ghost In The Shell is hands down one of the best visual experiences of the year, an eyeball-popping journey into some of the very best special effects ever layered on top of …

South African weekend box office report for 31 March to 2 April 2017: Ghost in the Shell ends up feeling blue as it gets bested by The Smurfs on debut.

US weekend box office report for 24 to 26 March 2017 - Beauty and the Beast has finally been dethroned! And by a baby! Meanwhile, Ghost in the Shell has a rough start at the box office.

Ghost in the Shell is the main attraction for this week's new cinema releases. If that's not your thing, you've also got Smurfs: The Lost Village (for the kids), The Bye Bye Man (for the horror fans) and The Zookeeper's Wife (for the cinephiles).

We all went into the Ghost in the Shell screening with a fair amount of trepidation. After all, this beloved anime turned live-action remake was not without its controversies. So how did it hold up to the original?

If there’s any one scene that still sits with me decades after watching the original Ghost In The Shell anime film, it’s that moment where the Major strips down to a second skin and turns the invisibility up to 11. It’s a breath-taking image, made possible by unbelievable talent in the fields of animation and some actual science, resulting in a scene that was years ahead of its time. So how do you translate that to the real world, or at least the reality present in a Hollywood adaptation? With silicone. Lots and lots of silicone apparently.

Kenji Kawai's theme song for the original 1995 Ghost In the Shell anime film is an utterly incredible, timeless classic. So of course the new big budget live-action adaptation is getting a dubstep remix.