Vampires, Lego and stolen World War 2 art. Who would reign supreme this past weekend at the North American box office? Clearly, the awesome movie of course. Last Updated: February 10, 2014

  Traditionally, the Superbowl weekend is both the best and worst time for movies. It’s a good time to debut new spots and trailers for upcoming films (more on that later today), and it’s also the time of the year that sees attendance at cinemas drop for that weekend because SPERTS. Here’s how the box office did on Superbowl Sunday …

  There was only one real debut this past weekend at the North American box office. Ol’ Franky boy, the Mary Shelley shizzle, the monster was back. And boy oh boy, did he bomb bad. Because the box office this weekend was on fire for other films. And you all know how the saying goes when it comes to a …

  Usually the crappiest of months for new releases, January this year set a new box office record with the release of Ride Along. Starring Ice and Kevin Hart, the cop flick scooped in over $41 million, making this the highest opening for a new year movie since Cloverfield back in 2008. The latest Jack Ryan film on the other …

I’m fairly certain that police departments world-wide have some stringent rules when it comes to police officers taking civilians out on a ride-along for a fun-filled day of interrogations, accidental shootings and trips to the gun range. Or, at least I hope they do. Because if they don’t, that means the potential scenarios in Ride Along are actually plausible, which …

Now, I may have been wrong about the next big fad in Hollywood being Shark Week/Fairy tale/Egyptian mummy movies, but I’m feeling that the fourth time is the charm when I predict that buddy cop movies will be the Twilights of the next couple of years. Following on from the well received (financially at least) success of The Heat, comes …