The Croods are back and coming face to face with evolution in this first trailer for The Croods: New Age

2013 has come and gone, leaving behind many an empty wallet and that strange feeling you get in your guts when you’ve been served stale popcorn by a cinema staff member who should be wearing a safety helmet indoors. There were winners, there were losers and plenty of cash was spent. Here’s how 2013 made the giants of the entertainment …

It’s been a good year for animated films. Well, some of them at least. While movies such as Turbo, a film about the benefit of taking performance enhancing drugs hasn’t exactly set the box office on fire, Monsters University and The Croods have walked away as big winners this year. Naturally, this Dreamworks film is getting a sequel. And it’ll …

It’s been a good year for animated films. Despicable Me 2 has cleaned up nicely at the box office, while Monsters University provided a prequel film that put the rest of Hollywood to shame. One other big hit this year was The Croods, a prehistoric look at the first modern family. That film made over $583 million worldwide, and it’ll …

  Public holidays may be a boon for the movie industry, but when they’re finished, it’s business as usual. The Fast and the Furious 6 may have won this past weekend at the box office, but it didn’t do nearly as well. Still, it did a helluva lot better than M Night Shasta McNasty’s latest flick, After Earth. Here’s a …

Over in the US of A, it was Memorial Day Weekend, meaning that it was a perfect time to debut new movies. A sixth Fast and Furious flick, a third Hangover and an all new animated adventure were the order of the day, but when it comes to drawing in audiences, nothing says box office success like sexy fast cars …

Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the U.S.S Box Office. It’s five week mission, to seek new number one spots on lists of ten, to bravely make lots of money and to boldly sequel where no sequel has sequeled before! Lens Flare warp factor 9 Mr Kloete! Last Updated: May 20, 2013

  While everybody’s favourite crimson and gold tin man ruled last week’s box office with an iron fist (you see what I did there?), he would face some stiff competition this past weekend from a scenery chewing Leonardo DiCaprio (oh and Spider-Man) serving up a Cape Town sandwich speciality. But would The Great Gatsby‘s formidable combination of  a Jay-Z soundtrack …