Welcome to our Weekly Round-Up for the The Extras! A collection of the 15 most popular movie related clips, posters, pics and just plain cool stuff posted on our social media in the last week

You just can’t keep a good man down, especially if that man is a genius botanist/astronaut who is willing to eat poop-potatoes to survive! In its fourth week on the charts, Ridley Scott’s brilliant The Martian returned to the top of the US box office this weekend past with an impressive $15.9 million haul. Well, that’s impressive for a fourth …

It’s official: The bumps’ gonna goose ya! Coming off the backs of surprising good reviews, the Jack Black-led live-action action adaptation of R.L. Stine’s classic Goosebumps books has opened strongly in the US, with the horror-for-kids adventure flick scaring away most of the competition as it debuted top of the charts with $23.5 million. The comedy adventure fell short of …

You don’t often hear this, but there is one film out there that stars a combination of Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Steve Buscemi (guilty by assosciation!) and David Spade that won’t have you running for the exit. That film is Hotel Transylvania, an animated flick that went through several levels of development hell before animation legend Genddy Tartakovsky arrived to …

  I loved the first Hotel Transylvania film way too much. It was a cursed production however, with Sony going through numerous directors before Genddy Tartakovsky finally took control of the project, injecting his signature style and humour into the only film in existence where the combination of Kevin James, David Spade and Adam Sandler was welcome. It also did …

Hotel Transylvania seems to be one of the toon film highlights of the year so far. Despite having a stock-standard “everyone learns something and becomes better”, the film was still crawling with other story nods and winks, that helped it grab a cool slice of box office revenue to the tune of $270.4 million so far. And Sony wants to …

After two weeks where it pretty much conquered the international markets, the latest James Bond escapade exercised a license to thrill as it tore through the North American box office. There was no doubt that Bond was going to make some money, but after the last weekend, Auric Goldfinger would have been better off raiding cinemas if he seen the …

Even though a part of America may be getting used to going to work with scuba gear, the box office returns this past weekend were pretty impressive. With Wreck It Ralph arriving in time to attract gamers and children to cinemas, it easily one the number one crown, leaving a Kung Fu epic and a Robert Zemeckis film that used …