When Deb (Glenn Close) gets a surprise visit from her daughter Molly (Mila Kunis), she is less than thrilled. She is, in fact, terrified. At first, it may seem like Deb is being cruel, initially refusing to let Molly into her house. But Molly is a drug addict with a decade-long history of failed detox programs, who repeatedly swore she wanted to get better but then lied to and stole from the family.

After her husband goes missing, Sue Buttons (Allison Janney), an underappreciated suburban wife, gets a taste of being a local celebrity as she embarks on a search to find him. She quickly finds herself in over her head, dodging cops, criminals and local reporters all aiming to uncover the truth. After being overlooked for so long, Sue goes to exaggerated lengths to prolong her “15 minutes of fame” and keep the truth from coming out.

It might be overshadowed by its much bigger Pixar counterpart, but Paramount has high hopes for their big animated event for the year, Wonder Park

What's a girl to do when she finds out that her ex was actually a secret agent who somehow implicated her in his dangerous international espionage? Team up with her best friend and try to save the world as "semi-professional" action hero spies, of course!

Finally! I’ve been patiently waiting for Kubo and the Two Strings ever since the first trailer arrived back in March, and I'm so happy that it looks like the wait has been worth it.

Ever since 2011’s Bridesmaids saw Melissa McCarthy turn dropping F-bombs and pooping in a sink into an A-list box office success, Hollywood have had a few other attempts at the R-rated female-led comedy. Thus far nothing has really even come close to matching the success of Bridesmaids, but they still keep trying. And the latest contender sauntering drunkenly and rowdily up to the …

Yes, we’re right in the middle of the Hollywood awards season, with the Golden Globes taking place this weekend past, and the Oscar nominations being released later today. But while those two biggest awards shows are all about honouring achievements in movies, there’s another that exists for exactly the opposite. I’m of course talking about the Golden Raspberry Awards aka …

Stop-motion movies may not be everywhere, but there definitely is a market out there for them. Stop–motion animation movies that focus on more adult humour though? That’s about as rare as they come, and you’re more likely to see the Green Jelly Three Little Pigs music video get a CGI upgrade before you see plenty of those flicks unveiled. But …