The follow-up to the popular 2011 sci-fi novel Ready Player One is coming out later this year. Even though it's name is a little silly.

2018 has been quite a year for movies. Not only did we once again see Hollywood studios make more money than ever, but it also saw the release of some exceptional movies that could easily become future classics. No year is perfect though and it just wouldn’t be memorable if there weren’t some turds amongst the diamonds on offer. So exactly what were the year’s highlights and lowlights?

Don't want to leave the house and deal with the Winter chill? With 19 new movies hitting home release in South Africa during July, your entertainment needs are sorted.

Times might be tough economically, but that is not stopping the big studios from raking in the cash. However, those numbers might make the industry look a little more impressive than it really is.

When it comes to popular media, we love to look back towards "the good ol' days". But while this reverence for nostalgia can be great, often it also leads to some laziness.

Weekend Box Office Report 27 - 29 April 2018: Avengers: Infinity War was already the biggest comic book movie ever made, but now it has the box office records to back that up as well as Marvel's latest claims a staggering $250 million domestic and $630 million opening weekend debut.

Local Weekend Box Office Report 20 - 22 April: Rampage held onto to its crown again in a relatively quiet weekend, which really only saw R-rated comedy Blockers stand out from the rest of the crowd for all the right reasons.

Weekend Box Office Report 20 - 22 April 2018: A Quiet Place narrowly beat off Rampage to get back the crown the latter took from it for a week, but it was 16-years later sequel Super Troopers 2 who was the biggest surprise on the chart.